Top Twenty Roundup: UNC Idle Duke Stuns St Louis
Michigan edges Illinois 61-59 while Duke 84-58 defeats St Louis and Georgia Tech 72-58 bests Wake Forest. Illinois falls 61-59 to Michigan as St Louis hosts Duke in a strong college basketball rally.
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Mississippi Falls to Kentucky in 75 58 Basketball Tilt
Mississippi the host team trails Kentucky 32 28 at halftime. Kentucky's Walker scores 31 points and Bennett adds 27 as Kentucky outshoots 75 58. Rebounds each side reach 28 with Cavender dishing eight assists for Kentucky. Attendance 22 645.
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Clippers Hold Off 76ers In High-Scoring Duel
L A Clippers topple Philadelphia 114 to 116 as Barkley nets 29 and Malone 31. Nixon hits the deciding three as Nimphius fouls out. Clipper bench and rebound edge noted with 38 to 51 boards for the 76ers.
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1986 Baseball Hall of Fame voting totals released
AP reports complete BBWAA tallies led by Willie McCovey with 346 votes and Billy Williams 315. Others include Jim Hunter 289 Jim Bunning 279 Roger Maris 177 Tony Oliva 154 and Orlando Cepeda 152. Fades include Harvey Kuenn 144 Maury Wills 124 Bill Mazeroski 100 Lew Burdette 96 Ken Boyer 95 Minnie Minoso 89 Mickey Lolich 86 Elroy Face 74 Ron Santo 64 Joe Torre 60 Elston Howard 51 Curt Flood 45 Vada Pinson 43 Dick Allen 41 Thurman Munson 35 Don
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New England Beats Jets 26 14 in Playoff Clash
In a Saturday playoff game New England Patriots defeat the New York Jets 26 to 14. The win advances New England with key drives by their offense and stout defense keeping the Jets at bay.
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The summary lists results from the NFL playoffs with games on December 29 and January 4 5 and the Conference Championships on January 12 and the Super Bowl on January 26. It names teams including the New York Giants Miami Cleveland Rams Dallas Chicago New England Raiders and New Orleans and notes matchups and times.
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