College basketball poll reacts after midweek results
AP top twenty recap shows Alabama defeating Kentucky 69-55 while Georgetown and Clemson split notable results. Auburn edged Georgia in OT 62-58, Duke beat William and Mary 82-46, North Carolina State fell to Clemson 73-69, and Georgetown defeated St. John’s 60-46.
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NBA Scores and Upcoming Schedule Summary
Wednesday results show Boston 119 over Milwaukee 92 New Jersey 118 over Washington 96 Philadelphia 109 over Atlanta 102 Detroit 122 over New York 111 Dallas 108 over San Antonio 103 and L A Lakers 147 over Denver 109. Upcoming games include L A Clippers at Cleveland and Portland at Chicago among others.
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Nets Roll Past Bullets in 118-96 Upset
Washington and New Jersey led by big performances in a high scoring NBA game. M Malone and J Williams paced the Wizards with double digit scoring while Gminski and Woolridge sparked New Jersey in a 118 to 96 victory.
NFL Playoff Scores and Pro Bowl Schedule
Recap of late December and January results from the NFL including Jets 35 15 over KC Rams 19 aws. Jets fall to Cleveland 23 20 while Washington defeats Chicago 27 13. Giants crush 49ers 41 3 and Denver tops New England 22 17. The schedule shows Denver at Cleveland 12 30 p.m. and Washington at New York Giants 4 p.m. on Sunday January 11, with the Super Bowl set for Pasadena California February 1 at 6 p.m. Pro Bowl time is Honolulu TBA.
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Golf stars pace Tournament of Champions first round
In Carlsbad California first round scores at the Tournament of Champions show Mac O Grady leading with 33 32 65 and Mark Calcavecchia 35 30 65. Corey Pavin 34 34 68 Rick Fehr 36 32 68 and others in the field posted scores at La Costa Country Club. Seniors Tour also played with January Littler and Baird closing the day among notable names.
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Hal Sutton
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Jim Thorpe
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Ernie Gonzalez
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Tom Kite
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Don January
Gene Littler
Butch Baird
Miller Barber
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Bruce Crampton
Lee Elder
Charles Owens
Dale Douglass
Jim Ferree
Subtle wins Pasadena Stakes at Santa Anita in tight finish
Very Subtle, paying $3.20, captured the Pasadena Stakes at Santa Anita by five lengths as Creme Franche won a four-horse photo in Calder's W L McKnight Invitational on the grass. Synastry edged to victory by a neck in Aqueduct’s Royal Blood Purse for older horses.
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Multiple coaching changes and signings across leagues
Baseball contracts add Rick Burle with the Orioles and Phil Garner with the Astros while LaMarr Hoyt is released by the Padres. Chiefs announce Frank Gansz resigns. Atlantic 10 suspends Bonzie Colson. several NCAA staff changes follow at Citadel Navy New Mexico Highlands and Southwestern Louisiana announce coaching moves. Troy State notes Rick Rhoades return as head coach.
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Gateway Collegiate Athletic Conference
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Citadel
Jeff Bleamer
NAVY
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Linda Kormann
Pat Manion
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Richard Deladrier
Karen Boyle
Rodney Pratt
NEW Mexico Highlands
Dan Shonka
Pat Darbro
Southwestern Louisiana
Jerry McNeil
Jacksonville
Troy State
Rick Rhoades
Padres Seek Void Contract for Hoyt Over Substance Issues
San Diego Padres waive pitcher LaMarr Hoyt citing failure to meet a good citizen clause in his $1 million per year deal. Hoyt, 32, began a 45 day term for a misdemeanor drug conviction, and the team plans not to pay him the remaining three years of his contract.
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