Arabians win 6th title as high school girls hoops slide
Pendleton Heights top scorer Lynn Gray 16 and Kim Woodhouse 10 spark a 37 35 win for the Arabians over Delta. Lapel loses 28 21 to Sheridan while Highland falls 55 26 to Wes Del and Madison Heights drops 50 45 at New Castle. Postponed Anderson Tipton game noted. Elwood Blackford unknown.
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Anderson Indians Lead Madison County Standings in Girls Hoops
Anderson, 9-1, tops the league and heads toward Lapel sectional starting Jan. 31. Jackie Wilson leads scoring at 16.7 points per game with Angel Humes adding 10.8. Madison Heights, Highland, and Pendleton Heights push a tight eight-team field. Wes Del snapped Anderson’s eight-game relevance with a 64-52 Wigwam loss.
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Bird's 35 Paces ISU to 13-0 Victory Over Bradley
Indiana State remains unbeaten at 13-0 after a 73-67 MVC win as Larry Bird scores 35 and grabs 13 rebounds. Bradley, without leading scorer Roger Phegley who broke his wrist, holds a 9-point second-half push but Indiana State answers with Jim Smith and a late run to pull away. Alex Muaveika leads Bradley with 19 points.
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Orioles waive catcher Ken Rudolph for unconditional release
Baltimore placed veteran catcher Ken Rudolph on waivers, making him a free agent if unclaimed by January 23. Rudolph, 31, joined the Orioles last July after a release by San Francisco, filling in for Rick Dempsey who was sidelined by a broken finger. In 14 games he had four hits in 14 at bats for a .286 average.
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Scoring Surges Highlight Weekend College Basketball Results
A sweep of notable men’s college basketball games sees Indiana State top Bradley 73 67 and a string of mid major wins. Georgia State outlasts Mercer 65 62 while Fairmont beats Shepherd 77 78. Delaware State and other squads post varied margins.
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WRADLEY led Bradley past Indiana State 67 73 with Mazeika and Bradley key scorers. Mississippi fell 56 to Kentucky as Givens and Shiller led scoring. baseball notes add signings for Tigers Brewers Twins and minor league assignments.
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Pacers edge Nets in OT 120 112 to extend skid
Indiana overcame a 2 point deficit late in regulation as Danny Roundfield scored five straight in overtime to seal a 120-112 victory over New Jersey. Earl Tatum added 16 points and Ricky Sobers tied the game late with clutch free throws. Nets rookie Bernard King posted 31 points while Howard Porter contributed in the loss.
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Kentucky Remains Tops in College Basketball Poll
The Associated Press ranking shows Kentucky at No. 1 with 46 first place votes and a 12-0 record after wins over Auburn and LSU. Marquette rises to No. 2 after a 3-0 week, UCLA to No. 3, and Indiana State to No. 4 after unbeaten starts. North Carolina slides to No. 5 following losses to Duke and a narrow win at Wake Forest.
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