AHS Still Tops Lapel Moves Up In State Poll
Indiana high school basketball roundup shows Anderson remains No 1 with 14 first place votes and 238 points as Hammond climbs to No 2 with two first place votes and 214 points. Richmond and Jeffersonville follow while Kokomo rises to sixth after a 108 40 win.
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Hoosiers, BYU tumble in classic opener in Oregon
Indiana rolled to a 96-52 victory over Brigham Young as Scott May led with 15 points and Buckner added 11. In Shrine All Star play, North Carolina standout Willie Burden doubted pro scouts learned much, citing short practice time and handling losses.
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Bucks Top Cavaliers as Abdul-Jabbar Dominates
Milwaukee wins 123-110 at Cleveland in a tight game early but pulls away in the second half. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scores 38 points with a 4:30 to play surge, while Oscar Robertson sits due to a back injury. Jon McGlocklin, Perry, and Dandridge contribute as Milwaukee builds a large lead late in the third. Cavs other players Austin Carr and Len Wilkens provide resistance.
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Cougars Rally Past Nets In ABA Battle
Raleigh AP report: Carolina Cougars crushed the New York Nets 105 to 95. Mack Calvin led with 21 points while Ted McClain added 19 and set a league steals record with 12 as the Cougars built a big lead and withstood a late Nets rally.
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Pacers Rally Stuns Colonels In ABA Clash In Kentucky
Kentucky Colonels overpower Indiana Pacers early but the Pacers surge after halftime to a 106-78 loss. Artis Gilmore leads Colonels with 27 rebounds and 19 points while George McGinnis tops Pacers with 17. Subplots include Julius Erving high scorer for Nets and Pacers evening their record.
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Toms Sign Mo Layton
MEMPHIS Tenn AP The Memphis Tom s of the American Basketball Association have signed guard Mo Layton after he was released by the Portland Trail Blazers of the NBA.
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Pro Scores and Kentucky 106 and 7
A terse update notes scores involving Pro Scores, Kentucky 106 and 7 with mentions of teams and players. The fragment references Veen Stemphis BX Sam Antonia BS Viggaa 8 and Denver Nak in unclear context, suggesting a brief sports scoreboard item with multiple entities but lacking full details.
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Notre Dame Faces Alabama Wishbone in Sugar Bowl Preview
Notre Dame, ranked third, prepares to meet top-ranked Alabama in the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Eve. Coach Ara Parseghian notes the Tide’s wishbone attack as the Irish emphasize a strong defense led by Mike Townsend and a reshaped line and backfield with players like Hayduk, Nosbusch, Stock, Browner, Fry, and freshman Bradley stepping up to fill Niehaus’s absence.
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