Pirates surge past St. Pauls to lead CIAA race
Hampton Institute Pirates improved to 12-3 overall and 6-2 in CIAA with a 93-77 win over St. Pauls Tigers. Lynchburg moved into second in the ODAC with an 80-59 rout of Hampden Sydney as Virginia Union and Virginia State faltered in a Richmond doubleheader.
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Barons Edge Bruins in Boston
Cleveland Barons snap a 16 game Boston Garden win drought with a 3 2 victory over the Bruins. Mike Fidler opened the final period with a 15th goal to put Cleveland ahead 2 1.
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Cavaliers Fall In OT As Tech Edges Oral Roberts
Virginia shows little besides Jeff Lamp as Clemson wins in overtime while Virginia Tech shakes off a late surge from Oral Roberts 70-68. Ron Bell leads Tech with 20 points and Lamp scores 29 for Virginia.
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Floyd Watson Tied For Crosby Lead In California
Ray Floyd and Lee Trevino Watson share the Crosby lead at Pebble Beach California as Floyd seeks his first California win on the tour. The field contends through the final rounds with Floyd aiming to end a 16 year drought in the state.
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Shenandoah Falls to Hagerstown in Women’s Basketball
Shenandoah College women suffer a 58-33 defeat to Hagerstown Junior College, trailing 41-10 at halftime. High scorer Sue Eberly nets 18 points. Janice Strother adds seven. Shenandoah hosts Shepherd next with a 2-3 record.
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