Herd Wins 21-2 As Marshall Topples St Francis
Marshall knocks off St Francis 95-80 behind Russ Lee 23 points and a decisive 50-point second half. UCLA remains unbeaten at 36 straight, led by Keith Wilkes 16 and Larry Hollyfield 16 as Virginia, Kentucky, Kansas State win in tight Big Eight and ACC action.
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UCLA Resumes Top Spot as Marshall Climbs to Eighth
UCLA remains No. 1 with 838 points and 41 first place votes despite Marquette also top. Marshall rises to eighth while Louisville and Long Beach State gain in the Top Twenty, and Houston and Oral Roberts enter the poll replacing Providence and Tennessee.
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Sign Swings People Astray in Stanley Common
In Stanley Common England an official traced why drivers head to the Derbyshire town were misdirected. A signpost was being used as a swing by children causing the wrong direction to be shown on the route.
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Final Cage Poll Rates Albany 9th, Tigers 10th
Celina wins Class AAA with 232 points as 18-0 season. Lexington claims Class AA with 18-0 and 181 points, narrowly above Wellsville. Indian Valley South dominates Class A at 229, led by Bob Huggins. Top 10 lists show Cleveland East Tech third in AAA, Columbus Ready fourth in AA, and Marion Pleasant third in A.
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Dallas Cowboy Duane Thomas Gets Probation in Drug Case
Duane Thomas and his brother Bertrand received five year probated terms after pleading guilty to marijuana possession. Judge Hollis Garmon urged them to pursue a bright future, noting their potential despite the setback. Officers found 41.5 grams of marijuana during the Jan 30 traffic stop on an interstate run from Greenville to Dallas.
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UT Austin Receives Grants for Science Education Center
The University of Texas Science Education Center in Austin has been awarded two National Science Foundation grants totaling 208578 dollars. The funds will support a new academic course on environmental problems and a program to refresh 15 junior high school teachers in biological physical and earth sciences.
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College Scores Roundup Highlights Busy Weekend
East teams led by Villanova 92 beating Boston College 70. Upsets, overtime and close finishes across conferences feature Vanderbilt 112 over N Kentucky 111 and Texas 95 over E Texas Baptist 82. Numerous matchups show rivalries and standings shaping.
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Falcons Sign Cartwright Into Future MAC Roster
Bowling Green adds 7-foot center Mark Cartwright, ex Maryland backup, who will sit out 1972-73 and have two years starting 1973-74. Cartwright averaged 110 points and 54 rebounds in 15 games for Maryland before leaving. Loyola visits Ohio University in a non conference game as Bobcats prep for Toledo showdown.
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Tri-Valley All Stars: repeaters lead 2024 selections
Tri-Valley Conference coaches selected the all league team naming the top 10 players and five honorable mentions. Repeaters Phil McGraw, Danny Hall, and Hoy Seckinger earned spots. Federal Hocking Belpre and Vinton County each placed two players. The banquet will be at Federal Hocking High School with Coach of the Year and MVP to be announced that night.
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Harlem All Stars Beat Faculty in Athens High Cage Doubleheader
The Harlem All-Stars defeated the Athens High School faculty 79 to 71 in the main game. Jay Carter scored 33 and Bill Gullick 21 to pace the winners, with Tricky Dicky adding 14. Faculty scorers included Fred Gibson 13 and Bill Korner 10. Prelim saw Varsity A top WOUB Golden Voices 34-23 led by Russ Brashear seven points.
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Woody's and Cornwell's Capture Independent Tourney Titles
Woody's of Athens won the Class B title with a 74-72 victory over Athens Masonry led by Bill Koons with 30 points and Will Eppley 18. Cornwell's defeated Bing's Furniture of Zanesville 87-77 for the Class A crown with Charlie McKenna scoring 33 and Dave Scott 26.
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Mounted Police Too Expensive for Dallas Parks
The Dallas Police Department scrapped plans for mounted patrols in city parks, citing costs up to 60 000 dollars annually. City Manager Scott McDonald said the idea is not feasible.
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Woman bowler Bernita Cade rolls perfect 300 in Illinois
Mrs. Bernita Cade of Mahomet Illinois a 29 year old mother of three and a bowler with a 126 average bowled a 300 game last December sending a note to the Women s International Bowling Congress The report contrasts her milestone with the typical female bowler whose average is lower and who has never achieved 225.
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