Tournament scoreboard roundup from United Press International
A Saturday round of the Ipray and various tournaments shows Clemson edging Rhode Island 82 to 75 while Ohio U. defeats Texas Christian 78 to 64. Across many courts, teams such as Princeton, Seton Hall, Syracuse, Notre Dame, Kentucky, and UCLA posted wins, with scores ranging from tight finishes to decisive blowouts.
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Rhode Isind
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Chris
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Old Divmoion
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Niagara
New Orlas
Tenn.Chatt
la. Tech
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St. Jos. Pa
Wm.&Mary
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Richand
Virginia
VMI
Madison
Roanoke
UCLA edges BYU in coaching debut as Wilkes buzzer winner
UCLA coach Gary Cunningham survived a tense opener as the No. 6 Bruins beat Brigham Young 75-73 on a disputed buzzer basket by James Wilkes after a late BYU rally. Starters Hamilton and Vandeweghe led UCLA with 22 and 16 points respectively.
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Fred Lief
UPI
Gary Cunningham
UCLA
Bruins
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Cunningham
Pauley Pavillion
James Wilkes
Wilkes
BYU
Alan Taylor
Roy Hamiton
Cougars
Dan Aing
Scott Runia
Hamilton
Kiki Vandeweghe
Raiders and Bills Battle Tonight in Oakland
Oakland hosts Buffalo as Ken Stabler likely starts despite knee strain. Raiders chase wild card as Denver leads AFC West. Bills without OJ Simpson show limited scoring while Joe Ferguson matches Stabler in yards and touchdowns.
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Calif
UPI
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Oakland Raiders
Ken Stabler
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Stabler
San Diego
John Madden
Ken
Baltimore
Broncos
Raiders
Miami Dolphins
Bills
Miami
O.J. Simpson
Joe Ferguson
Mike Rae
Quincy College Upsets Keene State To Win NAIA Soccer Title
Emilio John scored the decisive goal as Quincy College of Illinois upset Keene State of New Hampshire to capture the NAIA championship on a rain soaked field. John earned tournament MVP honors and finished his career with 57 goals, helping Quincy claim its seventh NAIA crown in 12 years. Davis & Elkins took third place by defeating Erskine 2-0 in the consolation game.
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UPI
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Quincy College of Illinois
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N.H
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Quincy
Davis & Elkins College of
West Virginia
Erskine College of South Carolina
Kurt Krammer
Jim Allen
Hinsdale racing results November 27 1977
Sunday results list for Hinsdale featuring ten grade races from First to Tenth with horses and odds, times, Quiniela payouts, and double-D notes. Notable entries include Confederate Blue, Old Bruce, Gigi Stroller, Summer Gale, Operational, Sad Cap, Crickette, Betsy Lee, Joyful Saint, Tk''s Skipper, plus various place times and show/quiniela payoffs.
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Quiniela
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Chico Charlie
Sweet Noise
Nikie
Summer Gale
Pepper Troubles
Tevye
Gabe Hawk
Hoozer
Betsy Lee
Fast Blonde
Metal Bolt
Joyful Saint
Rocky Knot
Ms Susie
Vie Clyde
R Ready
NFL Week Summary of Rushing Passing and Receiving Leaders
Rushing led by Philadelphia Hogan 13-34 and Jaworski 8-30 for the Eagles while New England’s CunNingham ran 1656 and Grogan completed 10-20-1 for the Patriots. Receiving highlighted Kreptie 44 and Sullivan 415 for Philadelphia. CunNingham 3-29, Stingley 2-30, Has selbeck 2-28 among New England receivers. for Pittsburgh Swann 4-44 and Stallworth 2-51. New York Jets' Dierking 23-107 rushing and Barkum 17 receiving. San Diego’s Young run, Largent connects with Zorn, and multiple teams showcase varied scoring through FG and passing plays.
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Morgan
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Gerela
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Todd
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Campbell fuels Texas win in final regular season game
Earl Campbell rushed for a career high 222 yards and four touchdowns, lifting Texas to a 57-28 victory over Texas A&M and clinching the Southwest Conference title. The senior star’s performance helped Texas secure a Cotton Bowl bid against No. 5 Notre Dame as Heisman chatter swirled. Randy McEachern matched with 172 yards passing and four TDs as Texas dominated. Other top-10 results included Alabama over Auburn 48-21 and Penn State edging Pittsburgh 15-13.
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Earl Campbell
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Phil Bennett
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Holy Cross Upsets Boston College in Rivalry Thriller
Holy Cross defeats Boston College 35 20 marking a dramatic upset as Ronnie Perry Sr. defends keeping the rivalry alive amid calls to drop BC. Perry Jr. stars and Holy Cross earns its 30th series win in a long standing year of strain. BC falls to 6 5 after a hard fought contest.
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UPI
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Yarborough wins first Phoenix NASCAR 250 mile event
Cale Yarborough of Timmonsville South Carolina triumphed in the inaugural 250 kilometer NASCAR race at Phoenix International Raceway. Neil Bennett of Hueytown Alabama chased him to the finish but settled 26 seconds back as Bobby Allison finished third one lap behind in a 1977 Matador. Yarborough earned 3925 dollars, boosting his 1977 winnings to 500000.
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UPI
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S.C
Phoenix International Raceway
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Hagler stops Colbert in 12th for broken jaw
Hagler overwhelmed Colbert in a 15 round middleweight bout in Boston, scoring a late knockout despite Colbert suffering a broken jaw and remaining in Massachusetts General Hospital for several days. Hagler led on all judges cards at knockout time, improving to 37-2-1.
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UPI
Mike Colbert
Portland
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Brockton
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