Numerous college basketball scores flood the night in early action
AP scoreboard highlights varied results across the nation with Canisius over Cornell 80 75 and Kentucky crushing Texas Tech 121 67. Other notable outcomes include Louisville 109 Tulane 85 Mississippi 100 and Duke not listed.
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Chargers Dominate Bears 40-7 at San Diego Stadium
San Diego Chargers pounded the Chicago Bears 40-7 as Dan Fouts threw two TD passes and Lydell Mitchell and Larry Burton each scored. Walter Payton managed 50 rushing yards on 17 carries while San Diego racked 481 total yards, moving to 7-7 with two games left.
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AP All America honors 1978 include Penn State and Oklahoma picks
UCLA linebacker Jerry Robinson earns third straight AP All America selection. Oklahoma stars Billy Sims and Bruce Clark join, with Penn State placing Fusina Dorney and Clark among the elite. The team features two sophomores Hugh Green and Kenny Easley, and seven juniors plus 13 seniors.
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Top Twenty College Football Poll Maintains Order
The AP Top Twenty remains unchanged as Penn State leads 11 0 and Alabama follows 10 1. Georgia and Michigan linger with senior bowls ahead while Clemson heads to the Gator Bowl with Ohio State.
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Williamson Hopes To Remain Unbeaten
Aiken boxer Fred Williamson aims to stay undefeated when he fights Thursday night at Maxie Gregg Park in Columbia. His latest win came last Thursday, a first round knockout of Larry Jacobs, a 160 pounder from Columbia, marking his third win and second KO in his budding career.
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USC Overpowers Harvard 85 71 in Columbia showdown
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