NHL Stars Dominate Soviet Opponents in Challenge Cup Opener
The NHL all stars defeated the Soviet National team 4-2 in New York with Bobby Clarke assisting on the opening goal by Guy Lafleur and multiple bids by Steve Shutt. Key players included Lafleur Bossy and Gillies while coaches praised cohesion and pressure tactics despite limited practice.
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NEW York
National Hockey League
Allstars
Philadelphia Flyers
Bobby Clarke
Clarke
Guy Lafleur
NHL
Steve Shutt
Lafleur
NHL Stars
Clark Gillies
New York Islanders
Mike Bossy
Sytch
Buffalo
Gil Perreault
Zinetula Bilyaletdinov
Vasili Pervukhin
Bossy
Boris Mikhailov
Montreal
Bob Gainey
Gillies
Vladislav Tretiak
Victor Golikov
Ken Dryden
Islanders
Denis Potvin
Recreation Results and Church League Schedule Summary
The bulletin lists church league basketball games by gym and time for February 10 and 13. Matchups include St Thad No. 2 versus St Thad No. 10, Mem Bapt against Wesley United, Ist Pres against St. John's, and a tournament championship for MITE BOYS at H.C. Weeks gym.
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Termite Boys
St. John’s Gym
St. Thad
Sweetwater
St. John’s
Ist
St. Mary’s Monks
Mill
St. Mary’s Friars
Wesley United Seas
S.A
St. Gerard’s
St. Joan’s
Graniteville
Aiken Prep
Cumberland
H.O. Weeks
St. Paul's
St. John’s Graniteville
Mite Boys
H.C. Weeks
St. Mary’s Cardinals
Church League
St. Mary’s Doves
St. Mary’s Lambs
Montmorenci
Cumbersland
St. Mary’s
Wesley United
St Joan’s
Paul's
St. St. Thad
St. Gerard's
St. Mary's Bishops Termite
St John’s
Mem. Bapt
St. Mary's Monks
MITE
St. Mary’s Lambs Mem
Wesley United At Mary's
Ist Pres
Joan’s
Ist Bapt
S.A. Pres
Mill Bapt
St Jonn’s
Thad. No
St Thad. No
St Gerard's
St Paul's
St Jonn’s Graniteville
College basketball scores and league standings roundup
A dense recap of scores from college basketball with multiple conferences. Notable results include Pacific 71 UC Santa Barbara 65, San Diego State 90 Colorado State 83, UC Irvine 56 Utah State 54, and Washington 7 California 56 among numerous games across East Midwest and Southwest divisions plus daily standings and upcoming schedule notes.
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Pacific
UC Santa Barbara
San Diego
Colorado
Associated Press
San Jose
Fullerton St
S. Oregon
Byu-Hawaii
UC Irvine
Utah St
Washington
California
New Jersey
New York
Boston
San Antonio
Houston
Atlanta
Cleveland
Detroit
New Orleans
Kansas City
Denver
Indiana
Milwaukee
Chicago
Seattle
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Portland
Golden State
Philadelphia
Weekend Basketball Schedule Opens With City Matchups
Friday games feature Aiken at Irma Airport North Augusta at Graniteville Batesburg-Lees Jackson at Williston-Elko St Angela Hunter Kinard at Wagener-Salley RS M at Blackville On Saturday Jackson visits Evans USC A at East Carolina USC A women at Baptist College 7 30 North Augusta at Graniteville Hunter Kinard RS M game times listed.
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Aiken
Irma Airport
North Augusta
Graniteville
Batesburg-Lees
Jackson Williston-Elko
St. Angela Hunter-Kinard
Wagener-Salley
RS M
Blackville
Jackson
Evans
USC
Ransey Delivers as Buckeyes Top Michigan in Tight Finish
Kelvin Ransey led Ohio State with 18 points including the final six as the 13th ranked Buckeyes beat Michigan 63-60 to seize undisputed first in the Big Ten. He hit both ends of a one and one with 20 seconds left and boosted his team with clutch free throws. Coach Eldon Miller praised the guard's composure at the line.
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Ohio State
Kelvin Ransey
Michigan
Ransey
Buckeyes
Eldon Miller
Big Ten
Michigan State
Iowa
Earvin Johnson
Greg Kelser
Ronnie Lester
Illinois
Purdue
Joe Barry Carroll
Boilermakers
Lou Henson
Carroll
Louisville
Tulane
Louisiana State
Mississippi State
Alabama
Mississippi
Bobby Turner
College basketball notes from an ice storm postponed game
Details from a busy schedule include Graniteville at Batesburg-Leesville and North Augusta, a power outage delay, and game summaries. Ohio State held the top spot as Michigan State beat Iowa to stay ranked, while Illinois fell to Purdue in a tight contest. LSU and Alabama won SEC tilts, Louisville extended its streak, and Rhode Island upset Boston University in a low scoring night.
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Crawford
Graniteville
Batesburg-Leesville
North Augusta
Darrell Griffith
Scooter McCray
Larry Williams
Louisville
LSU
Alabama
al Green
Tigers
Mississippi State
Rickey Brown
Ray White
Greg Grim
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Valentin Sytch
Ussr Sports Committee
Rangers
Ron Greschner
Guy Lapointe
Scotty Bowman
Serge Savard
Barry Beck
Larry Robinson
Toronto
Borje Salming
Bowman
Dryden
Braves
Atlanta Braves
Rod Gilbreath
Rick Camp
Bill Lucas
Gilbreath
Mite Girls
L.A
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Rhode Island
Bucknell
Delaware
Cheyney
Frostburg St
George Mason
Georgetown, Ky
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Westmar
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Associated Press Baseball
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Jim Todd
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Dennis Hextall
Bill Hogaboam
National Basketball Association
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Willie Smith
National Football League
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Dale Putnam
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Tom Flores
Chicago Sting
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Daza
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NHL All-Stars
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J.P. Johnson
Duncan Hamilton
Anthony Brown
Matt Weigle
Mike Sanders
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Kenneth Martino
Bobby Joe Mack
Leonard Mimmons
Michael Thompson
Darrell Manigalt
Bamberg-Ehr
Reggie King
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C.M. Newton
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Tom Channel
Channel
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