Ohio U ousts by Texas in Cane Classic opener shocking loss
Ohio University, ranked fifth nationally, fell 74 85 to Texas in the opening game of the Fluriv Cane Classic. Texas used disciplined defense and strong rebounding led by Groscurth Dowden and Howden, while Ohio shot poorly and committed early turnovers.
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Untitled note on throwing mechanics and wrist pain
The text outlines issues with throwing timing and control due to possible finger or wrist strain. It advises avoiding strain to improve ball release and mentions conditions that may affect accuracy, suggesting rest and proper technique. A jumble of phrases and typos obscure precise meaning and names.
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World Boxing Association Set To Stage Frazier vs Ellis Match
The World Boxing Association and New York State will stage a heavyweight bout between Frazier and Ellis at Madison Square Garden in February. The event includes a $150,800 guarantee and 20 percent of the lightweights’ revenues as part of the formal agreement.
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Kentucky Maintains Top Spot In AP College Basketball Poll
Kentucky leads the AP rankings at No. 1 with UCLA close behind after a 103-100 win over Notre Dame. South Carolina stays third, North Carolina fourth, Ohio University fifth, while reshuffles see Davidson rise to 10 and St. Bonaventure to 12 as teams like Penn and North Carolina State enter the top 20.
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Mountaineers Favored In Peach Bowl Showdown
West Virginia enters as a five point favorite against South Carolina in the Peach Bowl at Atlanta. Coach Jim Carlen denied rumors of leaving for Texas Tech and praised his squad as the team prepares for kickoff at 8 p.m. on Grant Field. About 56 000 fans expected under mild forecast with possible showers. The Mountaineers finished 9 1 and ranked 19th while South Carolina, ACC champion, stands at 7 4.
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