Rozelle defends officials and weighs instant replay edge
AP reports NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle defended officials after fines for Al Davis amid AFC title game calls. He noted possible use of instant replay, pricing cameras at 10-12 trained staff per game, and discussed options for Palm Springs meetings while Denver and Dallas prep for Super Bowl XII.
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Pirates fall 78 69 to Huntington North in tough tilt
Madison Heights Pirates battled Huntington North Vikings, trailing by 19 before a late rally fell short 78-69. Bruce English led MH with 17 points, while Kevin Wilbur and Stan Sands paced Huntington with balanced scoring.
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Elwood Triumphs Over Huskies in 87-57 Victory
Elwood overwhelmed Hamilton Heights Huskies 87-57 as Earl Almack helped the Tigers build early leads and stay ahead. Alexandria (the Tigers) edged Tipton's Blue Devils 37-32 in a methodical affair, with Elwood's offense erupting in the second half to seal the win and set up a next game at Madison Grant. The report also notes Minnesota Twins dividend news and Camilo Pascual named 1978 pitching coach.
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Area games spark dramatic high school hoops night
Indiana matchups feature multiple close decisions and overtime thrillers across the state. Notable results include Anderson edging Muncie Central 49 47 after four overtimes, and Huntington North topping Madison Heights 78 69 along with numerous conference showcases and midweek scores across Class A to Class A.
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Oak Hill Tops Argylls 64 54 in Friday Game
Oak Hill pulled away in the final period to beat Argylls 64-54. Pearson scored 26 for Oak Hill while Dave Devore had 17 for Argylls. Now 3-8 MG hosts Alexandria tonight.
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Big Ten race tightens as Boilers 3-0 in standings
Minnesota earns a key 75-62 win over Indiana halting 0-2 start and eyes a home tilt with Ohio State after Mychal Thompson stars with 21 points and seven blocks. Purdue, Michigan State, and Michigan win as Indiana and Wisconsin officials dispute officiating and fans await Saturday's regional telecast lineup.
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Jay Vincent
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Earvin
Bird fourth in national scoring race
SHAWNEE MISSION Kan AP Junior Larry Bird of Indiana State was fourth in scoring with a 29.7 average as Bradley's Roger Phegley led at 31.4. Indiana state defense ranked fifth allowing 59.9 per game through 11 games. Purdue's Joe Barry Carroll stood 11th in rebounding at 12.5. Bird was 18th at 11.5.
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Muncie
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