Duke and Wake Forest Tangle in ACC Finals
Duke and Wake Forest meet in the ACC Championship Game after both winning semifinal showings. Duke, 22-4, edges North Carolina 65-49 while Wake Forest dominates Clemson 86-64 as Bones McKinney’s squad seeks its fifth straight finals bid against Duke in Raleigh.
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Clemson
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Wee
Smith
Jeff Mullins
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Bob Leonard
Jim Brennan
Tigers
Blue Devils
Iba Nears 700th Victory for Oklahoma State Cowboys
Hank Iba the Iron Duke of Oklahoma State may notch his 700th coaching win tonight as the Cowboys face Kansas. A month ago 700 looked certain after 698 but four straight losses followed before a 699th win over Nebraska. The college basketball landscape saw UCLA, Duke, and Wichita State winning in tying moments.
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Preachers Five Edge Teachers in Close Berryville Showdown
In Berryville the Preachers Five beat the Teacher's Quint 43 to 42 as a large crowd watched the final horn. Proceeds from an Eagle's Booster Club drive fund an athletic track at Clarke County High School. Hammer Pierce and Reverend Claude Cook led scorers.
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Bud Naff
Boyce
Wagner Says Park Too Big Pay Too Small
Leon Wagner says the Los Angeles Angels undervalued him last season in Chavez Ravine, costing him about 25 home runs and $20,000. He claims fences should have been moved in, and he blames the park for a 80 home run potential and a lower salary. Wagner, now with Cleveland, notes his actual pay was around 27,000 instead of 35,000 and expects more offense from his new team.
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Serenta Brown
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Billy Cunningham
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Los Angeles Angels
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Chaskez
Tommy ‘Davis
Dodgers
Cleveland
Barry Latman
Joe Adcock
Duckpin Bowling Roundup Highlights League Night
Pat Whitacre led Farmers & Merchants with 140 pins and 99 at half, sparking two wins over Kastle's Mews Shop as the Evening Star Ladies League event at Health Center Lanes unfolded. Virginia Dorsey and Libby Wolfe backed F M with scores, while Coke Cola and Deluxe Burger Grill shared top positions as multiple teams posted strong individual finishes.
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Farmers & Merchants
Evening Star Ladies League
Kastle
Health Center
Mrs. Whitacre
Libby Wolfe
Yvonne Claytor
Virginia Dorsey
Nancy Roth
Biddie Smoot
Dayton Depaul basketball finale for late coach Blackburn
The University of Dayton basketball team, coached by the late Tom Blackburn, will finish its season at home against DePaul as scheduled. Blackburn, who built a renowned 17 season program, died of lung cancer at 58. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. Monday at St Pauls Episcopal Church.
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Douglas Goes For Win Today In District Tournament
The Bulldogs fight on with Noah Laws sidelined by a sprained ankle as they enter the Criser High School district semifinal at Front Royal. A win would send them to Hampton on Tuesday for Groups I and II action, with coach Ed Barksdale noting Laws could swing the outcome for the nine of ten district titles the team has claimed.
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Criser High School
Front Royal
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Ed Barksdale
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Scholastic Scores Regional Tourney First Round Results
In the Western Southwest regional first round GW Danville beat Marion 72 to 42 E C Glass 39 Richlands 33 Patrick Henry Roanoke 52 Graham 50 William Fleming 64 Tazewell 57 In the Northern District semifinals GW Alex 70 Annandale 50 Wakefield 76 J E B Stuart 63 Douglas Freeman 69 George Wythe Richmond 57 Manchester 80 John Marshall 55 In I B Northern Stafford 63 J R Tucker 60 Fauquier 71 Albemarle 55 In I B Southern Martinsville 41 Blacksburg 37 William Byrd 73 Clintwood 72 at Martinsville Group II West Lebanon 59 Clifton Forge 58
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William Fleming
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George Wythe
Richmond
Manchester
John Marshil
Martinsville
Blacksburg
William Byrd
Clintwood
Lebanon
Clifton Forge
Friday Nite Pro League Opens With Tightly Matched Standings
Shawnee Bowmen and Mowery's Plumbing & Heating each win four points to stay tied for first. Bowmen's Dave Butts tops 211 in a 564 set besting O'Sullivan Rub ’per Co.. John Stickles records a triplicate patch with three straight games.
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Mowery
Plumbing & Heating
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Bowmen
O’sullivan
John Stickles
Morris Lowery
Vet Is Coffman
Coffman
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Wildcats
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Irvin
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Homer Glenn
O Hara shatters indoor mile mark in Chicago
Loyola of Chicago senior Tom O'Hara clocked 3 56.4 in the Chicago Relays at Chicago Stadium before 18307 fans, lowering his indoor mile record and suggesting he could have run faster. He trusted pacesetter Jim Irons early, then surged past Jim Grelle with split times near three minutes.
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Chicago Daily News
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New York
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