Mistakes Cost Blue In Blue Gray Classic Loss
The Blue squad fell 27 15 to the Grays as turnovers and dropped passes doomed the Blues. Mississippi State defender Ken Phares returned a first minute interception 34 yards for a Gray score while Don Strock led the South to victory as the game’s MVP.
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North Stars edge Montreal and close on Chicago
Minnesota tops Montreal 3 2 as Dennis Hextall sets up two goals and Cesare Maniago stops 35 shots. The win moves the North Stars within three points of the West-leading Black Hawks while Chicago loses to St. Louis 5 3.
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Austin Youth Hockey Sees 400 Boys Compete Across Five Leagues
The Austin Youth Hockey Assn fields 30 teams for ages 5 to 18 across five leagues Mites through Midgets with Galloway Kaufman Lakeside Northwest rinks hosting. League play begins with Midgets Bantams and Pee Wees tonight and Squirts on Jan 4 Mites on Jan 6. Teams have sponsors including Sterling State Bank Kiwanis Rotary and VFW and will join Snowflake Festival events January 13.
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Gopher defense powers win to seventh straight
Fifth ranked Minnesota defeated Washington State 41-35 to secure their seventh straight win, advancing to the Far West Classic semifinals in Portland. Oregon then beat Columbia 81-56, setting up Minnesota against Oregon in the next round.
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Bowling top five and league standings listed
A compilation of top bowling scores from multiple leagues at Echo Lanes including names such as B Rose J Berthiaume and D Anderson with scores ranging from 536 to 637. The snippet also covers college basketball where Washington State led Minnesota 6-0 early and notable players Dave Winfield and Bob Evans contributed strong scoring.
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Scuba Instruction Class Offered by Austin YMCA
The Austin YMCA starts a Scuba instruction class on January 16. The 11 week course meets Tuesdays with 1 hour lecture and 1 hour pool time. Open to members and non members 15 or older, fees are 15 dollars for members and 25 dollars for non members. Class size limited to 15 on a first come basis. Taught by Vern Davis, a National YMCA Scuba Instructor, certifying graduates as YMCA Scuba Divers. Call 433-1804 for more information.
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Scoreboard Tournaments First Round Highlights
A compact roundup of early round results across multiple tournaments. Stetson edges Colgate 69 68 while E Tenn State defeats Rollins 68 58. Tufts defeats Bridgeport 77 74 and Amherst beats Franklin Marshall 68 - plus numerous other bracket scores from Sacred Heart Brandeis and more.
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Russian Cup team edges Phoenix Roadrunners 5 4 in thriller
The Russian World Cup squad beat the Phoenix Roadrunners 5 4 at Phoenix as the visitors scored twice in the third period to erase a 3 3 tie after a 3 2 first period lead. Viacheslav Anisin opened the scoring at 7 08, Boris Mikhailov and Vladimir Shadrin added late goals.
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Tony's Day Memorial Golf Tournament Set for March 12
The Tony Lema Memorial golf tournament at Marco Island Florida is scheduled for March 12. Organizers expect a strong field and continued community support for the event honoring Tony Lema.
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Rangers finish season with a league low 11 games played
The Texas Rangers completed only 11 games last season, marking a new low in the major leagues. The season’s curtailed schedule highlights a record for fewest games played by any MLB club.
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ASJC Cagers Host Kasson Culligan In Non League Tilt
Austin State Junior College aims to climb above .500 at 3 5 with a 7 30 p m home non league game against Kasson Culligan. Expected starters include Ball Winkels Allen Felten and Riles and Baill leads with 19 5.
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Arcadia driver wins 1972 Jerry Titus Trophy
George Fullmer of Arcadia California was named 1972 Jerry Titus Trophy winner after winning driving championships on two auto racing circuits this year.
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Price Commission reviews grid ticket prices
Washington AP The Price Commission reviews NFL postseason ticket pricing after complaints of higher post season prices than regular season. NFL says no year over year increase, noting prices for two conference title games were set by Commissioner Rozelle, while team sets regular and pre season prices.
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