College Cage Results From The Associated Press
Temple routed Rhode Island 108 to 64 and Saint Peter’s beat St Francis 116 to 98. Colgate topped Hobart 111 67 and Lafayette won 95 90 against Lehigh. St Bonaventure defeated Canisius 95 54 and Rochester beat Boston U 70 63.
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Basketball Standings and Results From The League
NBA standings and results summary show Milwaukee and Boston atop their divisions with several close contests including Milwaukee over Baltimore and Seattle over Detroit. ABA East and West race outlines plus upcoming games and scores feature team matchups such as Utah Denver New York and Kentucky Dallas. Ken Geraghty and George Gero of Woodside co cap Columbia University swimming team.
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Celtics Edge Cavaliers 113 111 in Scrappy Finish
Jo Jo White’s late jumper from the top of the key with 13 seconds left gave Boston a 113 111 win over Cleveland. John Havlicek scored 33, White 29, while Cleveland’s Bobby Smith 29 and Austin Carr 25 led the Cavaliers as Boston pulled away in the third before holding on in a tight finish.
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BSP sparks Virginia Cavaliers win in top 20 upset
Virginia, led by Barry Parkhill and Scott McCandlish, beat Pittsburgh 84-74 to reach 20-3 and notch Virginia's first 20-win season in 67 years. Louisville, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida State, and Duke also posted wins in a slate of Top Twenty showdowns.
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Frank Howard heads for holdout with Rangers again
POMPANO BEACH Florida AP slugger Frank Howard enters the fifth spring training holdout near the March 1 signing deadline. At 35 and coming off a poor season he may be traded or replaced by younger players as Texas weighs a one year deal and pay cuts.
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Stars set record with Willie Wise 50 point night in win
Utah Stars beat Kentucky Colonels 133 116 for their eight straight win marked by Willie Wise career high 50 points and Zelmo Beaty previous ABA mark 63. In other ABA action Rick Barry 32 and Bill Melchionni 28 helped Nets end Pacers skid. George Carter 28 paced Cougars to tie Floridians for final East playoff berth.
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S F Austin Drops to Seventh in AP Cage Poll
The AP college division basketball poll shows Eau Claire still ranked No. 1 with a 19-1 mark after a 269-58 win over Northern Michigan. Tennessee State climbs to No. 2, Louisiana Tech slips, and S F Austin falls to No. 7 alongside other reshuffles including Alabama State rising to No. 6 and Western Washington dropping to No. 9.
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Pecos High faces tough season despite standout stats
A Pecos High School football recap notes a 4-6 record despite strong district finishes. It highlights top punt and pass leaders, high penalty yards, and weak scoring despite experienced personnel. The piece mentions losses to Ector and a near miss against Monahans, plus a future Texas Virginia football schedule note for 1977 and 1983.
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