California Bears defeat West Virginia 65-45 in LA Classic final
California, No. 3, toppled West Virginia 65-45 in the Los Angeles Classic final, holding West to eight points and one field goal in 10 minutes. Imhoff led with 28 points, McClintock 18 rebounds, while West Virginia's Wes West scored 8. Southern California beat UCLA 72-42 in another showing.
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Robertson Scores 50 Points in Bearcats ECAC Title Win
Oscar Robertson starred with 50 points as Cincinnati Bearcats beat Iowa 96-83 to win the ECAC Holiday Basketball Festival title at Madison Square Garden. Robertson’s 50 set a single game record after a 33-point first half, with Don Nelson leading Iowa at 25 points. St Joseph's beat NYU for third, St Bonaventure topped St John’s 95-78 in the opener.
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Princeton Beats Oak Hill In Coalfield Conference Clash
Mercer County Tigers roll to a 74-68 win over Oak Hill in Princeton School gym with Neal 17 points and Walls 12. Meadow Bridge falls 76-68 to Alumni. Jed Harrison 14 field goals and White 22 for Alumni. Herndon High School loses 77-71 to Alumni with Kemp 17, Lawson 16, Singleton 14.
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Davidson Hosts Erskine In Lone Conference Game
Davidson, coming off a 35 season win total before Christmas, hosts Erskine in the only conference game on tap. It is the first non tournament clash for a league team in nearly two weeks with no other league games until Saturday night.
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Sophia Holiday Tournament Opens With Four-Team Bracket
Oak Hill and Shady Spring meet in the opening Sophia Holiday Basketball Tournament at Blue Hawks with Sophia facing Mark Twain at 7 p.m. Stratton Bulldogs and Byrd Prillerman join the four team field, two day event. Mark Twain back at 3-1 after a 59-39 win earlier this season over Byrd Prillerman. Tournament officials include Arnold Crotty and J R Brammer. Oak Hill travels to Beaver to face Shady Spring in a Coalfield Conference clash. Alumni visit Talcott for another matchup.
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Iowa State Stops Kansas Wake Forest Nips Tar Heels 53-50 To Win Dixie Classic
Iowa State edged Kansas 69 64 to net the Dixie Classic title as Vinnie Bruwers led with 21 points and Kansas high scorer Wayne Hightower had 24. Wake Forest upset North Carolina to close the set of college hoops action in the tournament.
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Marines Stop LeJeune In Camp LeJeune Christmas Tourney
West Virginia Tech suffered its first loss of the season 111 to 108 to the host Marines who improved to 9-2. Art Andreolia scored 29 points including the clinching baskets in the final moments. Len Sizemore led Tech with 23 points as the team lost the championship. Atlantic Christian edged Baltimore University 55-53 in OT for third, East Carolina defeated Elon 63-58 for fourth, and Western Carolina beat Huntingdon 76-? for seventh.
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Holiday Tournament Nightcard at Sophia and Stratton
Today's Hoop State Holiday Tournament features Sophia versus Mark at 7 p.m. and Stratton against Byrd Priller man at 9 p.m. Also on schedule Oak Hill travels to Shady Spring while Alumni visit Rainelle Talcott and Williamsburg with Twain noted among games.
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LSU Sugar Bowl Preview Aims for Fit Rosters
LSU will be without field goal specialist Wendell Harris due to a broken arm, while Johnny Robinson wears a foam cast on his left hand after a scrimmage fall. Ole Miss coach Johnny Vaught and his Rebels arrive favored after a 7-3 season-ending win over LSU.
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WV high school scores and college tournament results flash
W Virginia high school players Princeton 74 Oak Hill 68 Charleston 106 Charleston Cath ole 69 Elkins 43 Belington 7 Tygart Valley 52 Parsons 45 Troy 60 Weston St Patrick 45 Walkersville 64 Tanner 37 Cairo 42 Elizabeth 3 Sherrard 56 Cameron 49 Bethany 58 Follawsbee St Anthony 35 Killbuck Ohio 64 Newell 62 Hundred 43 Smithfield 40 Reeder 44 Pine Grove 43 college tournament results include Los Angeles Classic with California 65 over West Virginia 45 and third place Southern Calif 72 over UCLA 62. Sugar Bowl Virginia Tech 82 over Miss State 61. Gator Bowl Georgia 69 over Florida State 66. Texas A&M 58 over Southern Methodist 55. Arkansas 68 over Texas 58.
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ECAC Festival Scores Upsets and Wins
At Cincinnati Ohio the ECAC Festival saw Cincinnati defeat Iowa 96 83 and St Josephs Pa beat NYU 78 65. Bonaventure won 95 to 78 against St Johns NY.
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College basketball results roundup
Wake Forest defeats North Carolina SC 53 71 Dayton 71. Duke 63 from three points Utah 92 Holy Cross 84 North Carolina State 57 Minnesota 48 Iowa State 83 Kansas 70 Colorado 61 Oklahoma 57 Kansas State 52 Oklahoma State 49 Nebraska 78 Missouri 67 All College Championship Wichita 84 Bowling Green 82 Tulsa 75 Niagara 68 Clemson 59 Cornell 58.
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Bradley defeats Butler 86 66 Tennessee tops Yale 81 74 DePaul loses to Baldwin Wallace 77 43 Drake edges Kansas City University 74 36.
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