Dandridge Passes Up Personal Record in Bullets Rout
Washington Bullets rout the Chicago Bulls 135-107 as Bobby Dandridge sits out late to protect his health for the playoffs. He scored 37 points on 14 of 22 shooting with nine rebounds and seven assists, while Bullets end a five-game slide.
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Tar Heels fall 71-62 as Wake Forest controls game
No. 3 North Carolina loses to Wake Forest 71-62 after failing to match pace and defense. Coach Dean Smith criticized overemphasis on winning while ranking teams stumble in a night of upsets across the top 20. Indiana State also loses in overtime to Wichita State. Arkansas, Louisville, New Mexico, and Florida State win.
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Hawks top Barons in 50 victory amid stormy attendance
Chicago Black Hawks defeated the Cleveland Barons 88-75 as Stan Mikita scored his 508th and Tony Esposito earned his fourth shutout of the season. Only 527 fans attended due to a Chicago blizzard, despite Esposito’s career 63rd shutout.
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Valley Standings and Thursday College Basketball Results
Valley standings show New Mexico State 6 1 and Illinois 6 2 ahead of Indiana State 5 2 with Creighton 4 3 and Wichita State 3 3. Thursday results include Illinois 77 over Western Texas State and Wichita State 74 over Indiana State. Saturday games list New Mexico State at Illinois and Creighton at Indiana State among another slate of college matchups.
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Twilight League Bowling Results Show District Standings
Westroads tops team series with 25468 and high games by Jerry Huffman 882 and Bob Bahr 859. Judy Baine leads women in series with 5446 and LaRue Shelton 557 in scratches. Individual high games include David Overstreet 207 and LaRue Shelton 194.
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Television Schedule Highlights for Sports and Events
Channel 2 to 30 air a packed lineup including NCAA basketball games Georgia Tech at St. Louis Pur due vs Michigan State and Nebraska at Oklahoma State plus Alabama at Auburn. Other programs feature fishing auto racing ski bowling golf and NHL hockey with late sports wrap.
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