College Results From Associated Press Feed
East NYU 83 South Carolina 66. Syracuse 103 State 79. Geo Wash 96 Citadel 84. Holy Cross 70 Dartmouth 55. DePaul 82 Ilona 37. Delaware 92 Lehigh 54. South Carolina 115 Florida State 80. Mt St Marys Md 83 Evansville 81. Midwest Kansas State 74 Texas Tech 68. Bradley 73 Butler 70. Iowa State 66. St Louis 73 Cent State 57. Southwest Arkansas 75 Phillips 64. Hardin-Simmons 122 Sul Ross 4 West 104 Idaho State 93. Utah 128 Morehead Ky 91. Louisiana State 85 Rice 80 Houston 90 Texas A&M 85.
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Callin' the Shots With Russ Potts Doubleheader fans
Mr and Mrs Jake Yost Jr and son Rocky and Dr and Mrs Stan Sager and son Will toured Durham and Charlotte to watch Duke and UCLA. Jake praised Duke and Steve Vacendak, while Nancy admired Vacendak's shooting and noted his height beside the giants.
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Fisher Receives AP All-Big Five Honorable Mention
Gene Fisher, VPI sophomore speedster, earned honorable mention on the Associated Press All-Big Five football team. Pearce from William and Mary led voting. four repeaters include Pearce, VMI tackle John Turner, Virginia's Bobby Davis and John Pincavage.
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Martinsburg at Fort Hill Prep basketball clash tonight
Martinsburg visits Fort Hill as the Bulldogs seek improvement after graduations and defensive losses. Fort Hill opens 0-2 this season with defeats to Fort Ashby and Hampshire. The Dogs also host Handley on Tuesday at Morgan Field House.
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Phalen Leads Shepherd in 109 89 Loss to Randolph-Macon
Gary Phalen led Shepherd College with 28 points and 17 rebounds as Randolph Macon defeated the Rams 109 to 89. Irv Lentz scored 31 for the Yellow Jackets, while Bob Ferren added 26 points.
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James Wood vs Carl Fox Game of the Week Preview
Coach Jerry Hannas leads James Wood with a tall lineup as they prepare for Carl Fox and Company. Herndon High star 6-5 dominates in past visit, threatening a Woodmen rally. Colonels arrive underdogs after graduation but remain dangerous in a high stakes district clash.
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Handley Jinx Over Clarke In 70-54 Win
Handley defeated Clarke County 70-54 on Tuesday night marking the Judges’ longer winning streak over the Eagles in basketball. Clarke and Handley split football results in the 1950s, and the schools have not faced each other in hoops since.
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Shenandoah Hornets top Allegany Trojans in 99 92 tilt
Butch Rinker scored 36 points for Shenandoah while Bo Bowers Mick Cooper and Keller led the guests. Allegany center Smouse fouled out as Marker and Hare hit outside shots. Cooper sealed the win with late free throws as Shenandoah improved to 3 2 in conference.
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Basketball Player Larry Hall Dies After Practice Collision
Larry Hall 17 a Norcom High School basketball player collapsed after colliding with another player during a practice. An autopsy was planned to determine the cause of death while coach Bob Smith described the scene and the efforts to revive him.
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VPI Invitational Tonight as Richmond Faces Citadel
Richmond enters with a 4 3 mark in the Southern Conference and hosts The Citadel after a 109 89 win by Randolph Macon over Shepherd. Other games include West Virginia vs Marquette in Milwaukee and Virginia Military vs Centenary in Shreveport LA with multiple CIAA and Mason Dixon matchups on tap.
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Valdespino Leads International League Batting with .337
Hilario Valdespino of Atlanta topped the International League batting race last season with a .337 average. The standout righthander outfielder showcased consistent at bats and on base skills throughout the campaign.
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Syracuse Beats Penn State in Sixth Straight Win
Syracuse remains unbeaten with a 103 79 home win over Penn State as Dave Bing posts 24 points 10 rebounds and six assists at Manley Field House. Carver Clinton leads Penn State with 28 points while Bob Lewis sets a North Carolina one game scoring record with 49 points for the Tar Heels against Florida State.
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