NFL Playoffs Bring Veterans and Newcomers Together
AP Sports reports a mix of veteran teams and debutants as the NFL playoffs begin with Washington at Minnesota and New England at Oakland. Pittsburgh visits Baltimore in a high profile rematch while Los Angeles travels to Dallas in a replay of last year’s NFC title game.
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Indians and Scots win girls basketball tilts in county action
Anderson edged Muncie Central 56 54 as Jackie Wilson led with 28 points and Vickey Hensley scored 25 for Highland in a 72 48 win over Muncie South. Lapel beat Pendleton Heights 31 30 while Elwood defeated Wabash 36 24.
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College basketball scores across many towns and teams
A long list of game results features visitors defeating hosts and various scores including Howard Payne 89 Sul Ross 46, Illinois rivalries, and multiple institutions such as Rutgers-Camden, George Mason, and California. Notable high marks include Houston 103 and Brandeis 101 with other close margins across midwestern and eastern schools.
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Sul Ross
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Kalamazoo
Murray
Roosevelt
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Mayville
Pratt
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Gordon
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Marion Giants Hold Off Madison Heights In Close Meet
Marion's Giants edged Madison Heights 90 to 82 as they won five of 11 events. Art Sepeta and Mark Ault each had two individual victories for Marion while Tom Kuhl of Madison Heights won the 100 breaststroke, keeping the meet tight late.
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Pirates
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Mark Ault
Tom Kuhl
Mallory Joins New York Mets In Three-Way Trade
The 23-year-old outfielder Sheldon Mallory was acquired from Kansas City in a three-way deal with Chicago and the Royals. Dwyer to Chicago, LaCock to Kansas City, and Mallory to the Mets, who assigned him to Tidewater in the International League after last season's Omaha showing.
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Indy Wins Y Area Gym Title in YMCA Cluster Meet
Indy wins the YMCA Southern Indiana State Cluster Meet with 275.05 points at Anderson YMCA. Anderson hosts for the first time, finishing second with 238.10 and Fort Wayne-Southeast third with 228.10. Ten of Anderson’s 18 girls placed in the top six, earning regional or state bids across 28 events. Distinct qualifiers include Maureen Schmitt Laura Perkins Alisa Duncan Robin Dorris Maggie Gregory Kelly Fitzgerald Lori Hite Kathy Paige Penny Hinderer and others in multiple events.
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Anderson Ymca
Anderson
Fort Wayne-Southeaste
Maureen Schmitt
Lori Mason
Laura Perkins
Alisa Duncan
Robin Dorris
Maggie Gregory
Kelly Fitzgerald
Lori Hite
Kathy Paige
Penny Hinderer
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