Vacendak sparks Duke past Clemson in late clutch
Duke top-ranked 87-85 over Clemson as Steve Vacendak scores 28 leading all players. He cashes five straight points in final stretch off-balance to seal the win, while Clemson’s Garry Helms adds 24 in a hard-fought ACC clash.
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College cage results a mosaic of games across tiers
Scores from numerous college games show Toledo defeating Marquette 77 71. Ewing over Kent 86 69. Carroll 88 Case Tech 71. Omaha 6 Washburn 55. Hastings Bethany and many others posted results with varied margins. Notable wins include Duke 87 Clemson 25 and Citadel 17 over peers.
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Royals Smith sparks East NBA All Star romp
Adrian Smith scored 28 points and grabbed 8 rebounds to earn MVP as the East routed the West 137 to 94 in the 16th NBA All Star game in Cincinnati. Jerry Lucas led East with 19 rebounds and 10 points, while Wilt Chamberlain and Oscar Robertson contributed strongly. West stars struggled, Jerry West left early with a bruised eye.
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Friday Prep Basketball and All Star Notes
The Friday prep schedule spans Buckeye, Inland, Southwestern and Firelands conferences with games across Elyria Lorain North Central and more. Beaty of the St. Louis Hawks grabbed 18 rebounds in the West as an NBA All Star pick joins four newcomers. Red Auerbach notches his seventh win in ten All Star games and eyes retirement.
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Ohio's top teams collide in key college basketball night
Cincinnati hosts Dayton in a sellout at Gardens as Ohio's top duel features 6 foot 11 Henry Finkel and Don May. In Athens Miami faces Ohio University while others like Xavier, Steubenville, and Central State also play. Multiple MAC and independent games noted across Ohio.
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Barons Seek Sweet Win Against Hershey Bears
Cleveland Barons travel to Hershey Pa to face the Bears aiming to snap a four game skid. The Barons sit 13 19 and 1 in the Western Division and trail Rochester by 12 games. After this game they return home for six of seven with Rochester on Saturday.
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Bears’ Halas fights for coach Allen amid court action
Chicago owner George Halas courts Allen over contract issues as the Bears seek stability. The Rams signed Allen prompting disputes while Halas defends the staff decisions and court filings. Players and staff await the hearing and impact on the 1986 season.
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Springboro Tops Ohio Class A Rating In UPI Poll
Springboro Panthers lead Ohio Class A basketball ratings by UPI with five first place votes and 70 points. Northwestern, Flaget and other district teams trail as 1963-64 season opens. rankings reflect 9-0 Springboro, 11-1 Flaget, 8-1 St. Marys and other contendents across the state.
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East Germany Defeats Allan Cup Champion Beavers in Opener
In Frankfurt East Germany beat Canada's Allan Cup champion Sherbrooke Beavers 31 in an international ice hockey game. The result opened the series for both teams with a surprising home victory for the East Germans.
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