Eagles oust Orange from tournament in emotional Garden clash
Georgetown's prowess and late BC rally decided a tight clash at the Garden. Leo Rautins led Syracuse with 22 points and 10 rebounds, while BC overcame a halftime deficit to pull away behind Adams and Murphy in the final 20 minutes.
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Celtics lose Bird as Nets upset Boston 98 93
Larry Bird ejected late, New Jersey nets rally to beat Boston 98 93. Albert King scores 24 points and Buck Williams adds 21 rebounds leading the Nets past the Celtics.
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Bulls
Tom Chambers
Rainy night of upsets hits college hoops across conferences
Kentucky and Villanova exited postseason play as No. 8 St John’s rallied to beat Villanova 91-80 in the Big East semifinals while Alabama defeated Kentucky 69-64 in Birmingham. Georgia and Mississippi State advanced, with Mississippi State’s Jeff Malone scoring 30 and Terry Lewis 27. Houston extended its streak with a 75-59 win over SMU, and TCU upset Arkansas in overtime. The night featured numerous conference tournaments with Clemson, North Carolina, Duke, Virginia, Louisville, Memphis State, and others Jonesing for NCAA berths as teams jockeyed for finals spots.
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St John’s Rally Falls Short in Tight Battle
St John’s trailed early but rallied behind 23 points from a key player and 10 points from David Russell in the second half. The team poured in 62 points after halftime, closing the gap but falling just shy in a hard fought contest.
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David Russell
St. John's
Nicolette Seizes Lead At Bay Hill In Cold Wind
Mike Nicolette stretched his Bay Hill advantage to three strokes after a round of 72 in brutal conditions. He finished 36 holes at 138, four under par, praising the day as exceptionally difficult due to gusting winds and freezing temperatures.
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Mike Nicolette
Nicolette
Torvill Dean win world ice dancing title in Helsinki
Torvill and Dean of Britain repeat as world champions for the third straight year in Helsinki Finland with a near perfect artistic score. Bestemianova and Bukin of the Soviet Union take second while Blumberg and Seibert finish third. Rosalynn Sumners wins the women's title with Leistner silver and Vodorezova bronze.
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Robert McCall
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Gregory
Wilmington
Del
Rosalynn Sumners
Claudia Leistner
West Germany
Elena Vodorezova
Lewandowski Leads Area Swimmers in Qualifying Majors
Liverpool's Tom Lewandowski dominated the Nottingham pool, posting top times in the 50 yard free and 100 yard fly and anchoring the 400 yard free relay as section powers vied for NY state meet seeds. Other leaders included Ron Ouimette of New Hartford and strong showings from Fairport and Rochester area swimmers.
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