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No. 1 Tar Heels squeeze
by Yellow Jackets in OT
Associated Press
ATLANTA — Brad Daugherty sent the game into
overtime with a 10-footer from the baseline and then
gave top-ranked North Carolina the lead it never re
linquished as the Tar Heels overcame a 13-point sec
ond-half deficit and edged No. 2 Georgia Tech 78-77
in an Atlantic Coast Conference basketball game Tues
day night.
Joe Wolf hit four free throws in the final 46 seconds
of overtime, including two that iced the game with 11
seconds left in the first meeting this season between
teams ranked first and second in The Associated Press
poll.
Georgia Tech appeared to have the game under
control when Mark Price sank two free throws with
11:56 remaining to give the Yellow Jackets a 59-46
lead.
Wolf started a 9-0 run by the Tar Heels, who even
tually cut the lead to two points on a 20-footer by
freshman Jeff Lebo with 4:55 to play.
Lebo later drilled two free throws with l:19remai; I
ing to cut the lead to 69-68.
Antoine Ford hit one of two free throws forGtoreial
l ech five seconds later and Daugherty closed outikf I
regulation scoring at 70-70 with 55 seconds left.
Price missed a 15-footer for Georgia Techwitll
eight seconds left in regulation and Steve Hale I
grabbed the rebound for North Carolina. After tv I
timeouts, North Carolina got off two shots in thedo I
ing seconds, Kenny Smith missing an 18-footerfrorl
the lef t side and Lebo tailing on a 10-footer fromtkI
right side as the buzzer sounded.
After Daughterly hit a 15-foot juniper from th-1
tree-throw line. Smith made a layup to give North Cat I
olina a 74-70 lead in the five-minute extra period.
Duane Ferrell and Bruce Dairymple each hadtt-1
bound baskets for Georgia Tech before the overtiiRI
went into its final minute.
Daugherty had 22 points and Hale 18 for the h
Heels, 23-1 overall ana 7-1 in the A( <
Spurs slip
by Sonics
Associated Press
SAN ANTONIO — Center Artis
Gilmore had a game-high 30 points,
including five in overtime, to pace
the San Antonio Spurs to a 124-119
victory over the Seattle SuperSonics
Tuesday night in National Basket
ball Association play.
Seattle’s Ricky Sobers had tied the
game at 111 on a layup with 17 sec
onds left. The Spurs, who played
without normal starters Johnny
Moore and Steve Johnson, still had a
chance to win in regulation but a late
jumper by Mike Mitchell was no
good.
Gilmore took the first four points
in overtime and the Spurs were
never threatened after that.
San Antonio, now 27-24, shot 61.3
percent from the field but com
mitted 21 turnovers that led to 30
points for Seattle, which dropped to
17-32.
The Spurs rode a 12-6 streak late
in the first half to take a 61-51 lead
at intermission as Gilmore scored 17
points and Mitchell added 14. They
frittered away a 7-point lead in the
last three minutes of regulation,
while Sobers scored six points.
Mitchell recorded his first triple
double (26 points, 10 rebounds and
10 assists), and guards Wes Mat
thews and Alvin Robertson added 23
Other Tuesday NBA Scores
(home team in capitals)
Atlanta 105
CLEVELAND 104
INDIANA 117
Newjersey 101
Detroit 117
CHICAGO 1 15
Boston 112
MILWAUKEE 93
DENVER 119
Portland 118
PHOENIX 127
Golden State 118
L.A. LAKERS 110
Dallas 102
Wales wins
NHL All-Star
Game, 4-3
Associated Press
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the winning eo;
and 20 points respectively.
Guards Gerald Henderson had 26
points and center Tim McCormick
added 23 for the Sonics, who
dropped their third straight game
and the 10th in their last 12 ball
games.
Trottier scored
3:05 into overtime after taking
goalmouth pass from New Yorkls-
landers teammate Mike Bossy astk
Wales Conference continued its
domination of the Campbell Confer
ence with a 4-3 victory Tuesdar
night in the 38th National Hocko
League All-Star Game.
Bossy gathered the puck in at the
bl ue line and skated in on therigh!
side of Edmonton goaltender Andr
M oog before sliding a pass through
the legs of Oiler ciefenseman Paul
Coff ey to Trottier, who knockedina
5-footer past Moog.
The goal was the first in All-Star
competition for Trottier, who had
played in six of these previous
games.
The game featured a furious
third period, including the second
goal of the night by Philadelphia'
Brian Propp on a power play.
That goal gave the Watles Confer
ence a shortlived 3-2 lead before
Winnipeg center Dale Hawerchul
scored the tying goal for the Camp
bell Conference with only 43 set-
onds left in regulation time.
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