Scores From Monday Action Across Colleges And Pro Teams
Colgate edged Canisius 74 73 West Virginia beat Fordham 69 64 Army down Hofstra 75 57 St Louis beat Louisiana Tech 80 59 Missouri won 79 65 Southwest heavy with results including Drake 93 W Texas St 86 Oral Roberts 115 Southwestern Texas 91 Oklahoma City 118 and Pan American 86 East Carolina 75. plus NBA and horse racing notes from Bowie Gulfstream Oaklawn Aqueduct and signings including Alvis Woods Vern Benson and Joe Morgan.
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Colgate
Canisius
West Virginia
Fordham
Army
Hofstra
W.chester St
New Hampshire
Maine
St.Louis
Prairie View Lamar
McNeese St
Livingston
Delta St
Louisville
Virginia Tech
Murray St
Tenn.Martin
New Orleans
S.mississippi
Home St
Fayetteville
Louisiana
Louisiana Tech
Virginia
Youth Basketball Results From Last Week Across Leagues
Multi league results show Hawks, First Pres and Memorial squads posting scores against First Bapt, St. Mary's and Millbrook. Top scorers include Perry Necher Jamie Beecem Jeremy Jimnies and Ronny Franklin, with weekly schedules listing upcoming games at Weeks Gym and Aiken Prep venues.
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Millbrook
Perry Necher
Todd Chavious
Jamie Beecem
Jeremy Jimnies
Eace
St. Thaddeus
Monks
Franklin
Matt Lockwood
Van
Memorial
St. Mary's Friers
Sls
Eaam Eagles
Os Musick
Chris Busch
Jon
Jeff Heath
Ed Ta
Ll- Hawks
Friers
Trinity
Termite Girls League
Lambs
Monica Biialdo
Kim Smoak
Doves
Kati Murphy
Lisa Glover
Town Creek
Renard Breeland
John Richardson
Wylie Ray
MEM
Clem Rogers
Brian Allen
MIL
St. John’s
St. ’S
Danny Wallick
Scott Rayliff
David Meldrum
Steve Shurer
Ronny Franklin
Bruce Cope
Deus
South Side
Bullets
MITE
St. *S
Chris Macm
Traci Hardeman
John’s
Melanie Geiger
Michelle
St. John's. JR
St. John's
St. Mary's
Aiken Prep
St. Paul's
Barry Pierce
Chuck Jackson
St. Mary’s
Ken Workman
Bretene
Mike Mahoney
St. Paul’s
Springfield
S.A
St. Y'S
Lasham
Tig
Ann Summerall
Jamie Fuqua
Cathy Siegler
Alan Durant
Tim Donovan
Kevin Fuqua
Eugene Jenkins
Moses Counts
David Platt
Phil Baker
Frank Townsend
Craig Beckwith
Wally Bland
St. Angela Gym
Goins
Mill
L.A
Hawks Town Creek Memorial
Bullets Mary's
Gibson Overwhelmed At Allen's Victory
Althea Gibson, fixing breakfast in East Orange New Jersey, heard Leslie Allen won a major Detroit tennis event. Allen defeated Hana Mandlikova, marking a historic win as the first black player since Gibson to win major competition. Gibson, 53, reflects on Wimbledon triumphs and supports the next generation.
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Althea Gibson
East Orange
N.J
Leslie Allen
Detroit
Althea
Leslie
Allen
Hana Mandlikova
Czechoslovakia
Wimbledon
Storm Bastions
Gibson Leslie Allen
Allen follows path from champion tennis to golf career
Associated Press notes Althea Allen, US champion at Forest Hills in 1957 and 1958, shifted to golf in 1963. Though never a golf champion, she reached LPGA level and joined a field of hopefuls like Chris Evert Lloyd, Martina Navratilova, and Evonne Goolagong. Allen, 23, is the daughter of an actress and a USC magna cum laude graduate in journalism and costume design, once sponsored on tour by Bill Cosby.
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U.S
Forest Hills
Althea
Allen
Chris Evert Lloyd
Martina Navratilova
Evonne Goolagong
Tracy Austin
Andrea Jaeger
Mandlikova
Sun Devils Hold Off Washington For Narrow Pac-10 Win
Arizona State, leading by as much as 18 in the first half, survived a late Washington rally to win 78-76 at home. Alton Lister led with 23 points, Byron Scott sealed it with two free throws in the final seven seconds as ASU improved to 18-2 overall and 10-0 in league play.
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Associated Press
Arizona State
Sun Devils
Washington
Ned Walk
DePaul
Mark Aguirre
Creighton
Cliff Levingston
Byron Scott
Aguirre
Blue Demons
Wichita State
Tony Martin
Shockers
Louisville
Virginia Tech
Hokies
Ronnie Dixon
Duquesne
West Virginia
Marty Headd
Syracuse
Georgetown
Dan Schayes
Orangemen
Lamar
McNeese State
Mike Oliver
B.B. Davis
Lewis Lloyd
Drake
Ricky Watley
Donnie Earl
West Texas State
Mike Ferrara
Red Raiders
Canisius
Schofield Sweeps Kennedy in Key Middle School Clash
Schofield boys finally beat Kennedy 42 32 at Kennedy gym with Crosby Broadwater scoring 15 as Schofield ends 8 3 and Kennedy 9 2. In girls action Pam Williamson’s late free throw won 18 17 as Vonda Frierson led Schofield with 11 points while Slovenia Johnson topped Kennedy with six.
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Schofield
Kennedy
Kennedy Gym
Crosby Broadwater
Pam Williamson
Schofield Girls
Vonda Frierson
Slovenia Johnson
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