College Basketball Scores From Across the Nation
A long list of college games with results across the East and South regions including Princeton over Yale 61 to 5, Providence over Catholic University 95 to 74, Pittsburgh over Penn State, Harvard over Columbia 71 to 60, Duke over NC State, West Virginia over William and Mary 75 to 72, Wake Forest over North Carolina 72 to 70 in overtime, Mississippi State over Tennessee 83 to 80, and Arizona State over Arizona 78 to 54, among others with numerous near scores and venues.
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Scholastic Basketball Scores From Area Matches
AP reported a slate of high school basketball results across Virginia and surrounding counties with teams including Lane, Thomas Dale, John Marshall, Thomas Jefferson, Hopewell, Patrick Henry Roanoke, Douglas Freeman, Huguenot, Maggie Walker, St. Paul’s, St. s, Marion, Andrew Lewis, O’Connell, Norfolk Catholic, Walsingham, Staunton Augusta Military, Fishburne, Fork Union, Episcopal Virginia, William Byrd, Bassett, Montvale, Whitmell, Climax, and Rappahannock. Final scores varied with several overtime games and close finishes.
Koufax Signs With Dodgers As Finger Heals
Sandy Koufax signed his 1963 contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers and reports to spring training eager to test his left index finger after last season's circulatory issue. Dodgers officials say circulation is normal and predict a strong comeback after a year marked by a no hitter and 209 strikeouts.
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Round Of Phoenix Golf Delayed By Storm
The Phoenix Open round was postponed as a storm hit the course, ending a 28 year streak of first postponements. Palmer led at 9 1 under par through 54 holes, with Player tied for second alongside Nicklaus at 204. Don January and Gardner Dickenson trailed at 205, then Hebert and Pott at 206. Palmer seeks his third straight Phoenix Open title.
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Rex Baxter Jr
Surprises Mark LA Track Meet Upsets Brumel and Snell
In Los Angeles at the Arena 13,490 fans watched Valery Brumel and Peter Snell fail to defend their marks as Igor Ter Ovanesyan won the long jump over Ralph Boston. Jim Grelle led Snell late in the mile before Snell’s first defeat since 1961. Marilyn White upset Brian Doreen Porter and defeated Wilma Rudolph’s earlier rival at the same venue.
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Natural gas totals exceed 13 trillion cubic feet yearly
The figure notes natural gas usage in the United States surpassing 13 Tcf per year. It indicates almost doubling over the last decade, reflecting a significant rise in supply and consumption.
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Undecided Group 1-B playoffs shape state finals
Virginia Group 1-B basketball races remain unsettled after Saturday as Southern Regional playoffs edge closer to the March 8-9 Virginia Tech event. Lone Pine District champ faces the best of Martinsville or Blacksburg, both unbeaten 14-0 after Blacksburg crushed an opponent 88-38.
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Kelso bids for honors with Seminole win
Kelso owned the Seminole Handicap at Hialeah in 2 48 4 5, beating Galax after Ismael Valenzuela held him back and Jaipur faded. The result fuels Kelso’s bid for a fourth straight Horse of the Year title amid a day of college basketball district updates and regional standings.
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Associated Press
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Ridan
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Frantic ACC Weekend Sees Two Point-Spread Combacks
Duke escapes N C State 56 55 as final shot misses. Wake Forest edges North Carolina 72 71 with Frank Christie’s late free throws. South Carolina tops Virginia 66 59 while Duke positions for top seed. Clemson surges to fourth with Maryland loss. Nebulous recap notes Duke NC State Wake Forest UNC Virginia South Carolina Maryland Clemson.
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Gene Engle
Top 10 College Teams Recap From Last Week
AP poll reviews the prior week with Cincinnati at 19-0 after wins over Drake 71-60 and Bradley 65-61. Duke improves at 17-2 by defeating Wake Forest 97-66 and NC State 56-55. Illinois at 14-2 wins Indiana 104-101 and Michigan State 91-86. Arizona State 18-2 beats New Mexico State 89-69 and Arizona 73-54. Georgia Tech 17-3 splits with William and Mary 50-49, Tulane 77-69 in OT, and LSU 56-54. Colorado 13-4 drops to Oklahoma State 52-49 but beats Kansas 62-52. Mississippi State 16-4 defeats Tulane 91-73 and Tennessee 83-59. Wichita 14-6 loses to St Louis 68-61. Stanford 13-5 falls to Southern California 61-57 but beats UCLA 86-78.
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Cincinnati
Hetzel Leads Scoring in Southern Conference Race
William and Mary dumps West Virginia 75 72 as Hetzel posts a 23.7 point average and 14 rebounds per game. Thorn of West Virginia trails with 20.8 points, 54 percent shooting, amid WVU’s 9 2 league mark and looming pressure from Furman and W M in the upcoming tourney.
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