Top Twenty AP poll of women’s college hoops through Nov 27
Mel Greenberg compiles the Top Twenty in the nation from 60 coaches votes with first place tallies and season records. The list, plus Monday results across conferences, highlights teams such as Maryland, North Carolina, Boston College, and Virginia Commonwealth, with notable scores and upcoming play.
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Georgetown
Memphis St
Iowa
Maryland
N. Carolina St
Houston
UCLA
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Michigan St
Louisiana St
N.C. Wilington
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Boston College
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Miami
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Methodist
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Clemson
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Pittsburgh
Maland
Air
West Virginia
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East Carolina
Jockey Beitia Dies From Turnpike Shooting
Eric Beitia 21 died after being shot and dumped beside the New Jersey Turnpike. The incident occurred November 21 with Beitia found tied and shot in the back of the head. A second note reports race results from Laurel and Aqueduct where Lawless Miss won the Casey Purse and Cold Tepee captured the Munsey Purse.
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Eric Beitia
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Beitia
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Laurel Race Course
New York
Kittymouse
Aqueduct
Wednesday Sportsman League results and upcoming schedule
League standings list teams with records led by Coors 38 14 and Stroh 33 19. High series and games named. Aiken Recreation Department previews Friday and Saturday games across St. Johns Eagles St Thaddeus Memorial Millbrook and Memorial gyms with Junior Boys and Termite Boys schedules. Men’s Industrial Basketball notes games at Kennedy Middle and Hazel Rec with Dupont Bi Lo and Riegel matchups.
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Sports Transactions Highlight League Moves
National League infielder Kelly Paris joins the White Sox from Cincinnati. Houston Oilers place wide receiver Mike Renfro on injured reserve. New Jersey Generals sign Kerry Justin to a four year contract as a cornerback.
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Moroski shines in relief but remains Falcons backup
Falcons backup quarterback Mike Moroski threw for 303 yards and two touchdowns leading a 47 41 overtime win over the Packers after replacing injured Bartkowski. Coach Dan Henning indicated Bartkowski would start if healthy, while Moroski called the game a Tremendous experience. The team faces the Redskins next with a strong run defense to contend with.
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Atlanta Falcons
Steve Bartkowski
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Dan Henning
Redskins
Henning
Steve
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Jordan Leads Tar Heel Assault In 85-63 Win Over Tennessee Chattanooga
Michael Jordan scored 28 points and Sam Perkins added 16 off the bench as No. 2 North Carolina recovered late in the second half to defeat Tennessee-Chattanooga 85-63. Discipline kept Perkins and Kenny Smith out of the starting lineup after being five minutes late to a pregame meal.
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Sam Perkins
Steve Hale
University of Tennessee At Chattanooga
Lamar Dickman
Chapel Hill
Tar Heels
Moccasins
Kenny Smith
North Carolina
Tennessee-Chattanooga
Michael Jordan
Perkins
Dean Smith
Smith
Dave Popson
Brad Daugherty
Kentucky
Associated Press
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Boston College
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Jordan
Murray Arnold
Arnold
Jerry Reynolds
Tigers
Derrick Taylor
Nikita Wilson
LSU
Jay Murphy
Michael Adams
Eagles
Kenneth Perkins
Tom Sewell
Lamar
St. Mary’s
Texas
Robert Morris College
Lock Haven
Forest Grant
Colonials
Delaney Rudd
Wake Forest
Furman
Charles Barkley
Auburn
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Buck Johnson
Alabama
Cincinnati
Art Aaron
Northwestern
Bradley
McGraw Hall
Ron Tarpley
Leslie Rockymore
Michigan
North Carolina A&t
J.J. Crawl
West Virginia
Southern Cal Tops First Women's Basketball Poll
Southern California receives 59 of 60 first place votes and 1,197 points in the inaugural ranking of the season. Louisiana Tech sits second with 1,113 points, Georgia third at 1,083, and Texas fourth at 1,018 as Top 10 reshapes after openings.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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University of Detroit
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