Kentucky Grabs No 1 Spot In AP Top Poll
Kentucky moves to the No 1 ranking for the first time this season after weekend wins to reach 17-0, while Duke slips to No 2 following a 94-90 defeat by West Virginia ending a 13 game win streak. Duke had been idle three weeks as Kentucky climbed with 20 first place votes and 341 points to Duke's 304.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
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Mountaineers Shock Duke 94 90 in Duke Loss
West Virginia stuns Duke 94 90 as John Lesher scores 28 to lead the Mountaineers past the top ranked Blue Devils, who see their winning streak and AP No 1 status in jeopardy. Duke rivals Kentucky rise to No 1 after idle week.
Hayashi Beats Sal Chun In Tokyo Bout By AP Report
Mamoru Hayashi defeated Lee Sal Chun by outpoint in Tokyo. Scores listed 124 118 for Detroit and 111 for Baltimore with St Louis 104 noted. event included boxing card details and a series of city matchups across the U S such as Baltimore at San Francisco Detroit at New York and Philadelphia at New York.
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Unbeaten Colonels Grapplers Romp At Berkeley
The James Wood grapplers remained undefeated with a 37 15 win over Hern don Hornets at James Wood High. Colonels built a 29 0 lead as Bill Gentry Steve Hepner and Craig Kern won decisions and Kenny Easter Ronnie Allanson Ames Robinson Jim Harmon and Eddie Young pinned for the victors.
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Duck Bowling Nets Undisputed Lead In Health Center League
Wise Ole Owl Russ Potts' Sport Center moved to 14 1 in second half Health Center A League by sweeping National Fruit. Will note standout scores for Ronnie Boyd 154, Jack DuVall 140, Jimmy Lloyd 143 in a 639 1807 team win. George Johnson led National Fruit with 134 as they posted 565 in opener.
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College Basketball Roundup Scores From Across Regions
Army rout Bucknell 84 38 Bryant beats Curry 130 99 West Virginia defeats Duke 94 90 Kentucky over Florida 85 75 Tennessee tops Georgia 100 71 North Carolina 104 South Carolina 70 Maryland 86 Wake Forest 78 Alabama 66 LSU 62 Mississippi State 65 Tulane 63 VMI 109 George Washington 92 Tenn State 65 Southern N. Tenn. State 61 Northwestern 80 Illinois 77 Nebraska 85 Oklahoma 81 Wisconsin 79 Indiana 78 Purdue 66 Iowa 58 Dayton 99 Murray 86 Kansas State 50 Oklahoma State 44 Colorado 65 Missouri 60 Tulsa 81 North Texas State 75 Houston 125 Centenary 96 Texas South 100 Grambling 98 UCLA 89 Washington 67 Utah 88 Hawaii 50.
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Jack Zimmerman Memorial Handicap At Health Center Lanes
The health center lanes host the Jack Zimmerman Memorial Handicap over Saturday and Sunday drawing about 200 local duckpin players. Scratch for men is 135 and for women 125 with first prizes of 150 dollars for men and 75 dollars for women. total prizes may reach 1000 dollars.
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Richmond Faces Davidson in Key SoCon Clash Tonight
Richmond Spiders visit Davidson Wildcats in a pivotal SoCon race with Davidson 9-1 in conference and Richmond 6-6. The game follows WVU’s 94 90 upset at Charleston as the season heats for top seeding.
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Rival Virginia small college clash headlines crowded schedule
Randolph Macon hosts Hampden Sydney in a key Mason Dickson and Virginia Small College League battle with title implications. Other games include Washington and Lee at RPI, Bridgewater at Lynchburg, and Norfolk State loss at Delaware State.
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