NBA Scores and Top Scorers From Denver Philadelphia Phoenix Golden State
A dense recap of late 1980s NBA box scores featuring Denver, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Golden State, Houston, Dallas, Kansas City, Atlanta, Cleveland, Seattle, San Antonio, New Jersey and Boston. Notable names include Erving, Higgs, Vandeweghe, Gill, and Old rivals provide point totals, rebounds and fouls across multiple games.
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Vandeweghe
Richardson
Johnson
Cureton
Edwards
Denver
Philadelphia
Buffalo
N.Y. Jets
Engind
Cincinni
Pittsbgh
Cleveld
Wes
Kan City
Seattle
Dallas Pihilphia
NY Giants
Washgton
Tampiay
Green Bay
Minnota
Chicago
Sfrace
Atlanta
Langeles
Norlens
New York Jets
Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
New England
New York Giants
St. Louis
San Diego
Miami
Kansas
Oakland
San Francisco
Dallas
Los Angeles
UTAH
Schayes
Green
Griffith
Duren
Hardy
Robinzine
Nicks
Worthen
Wilkins
Cottage
GT Philadelphia
Indiana
New York
Williams
Bantam
Owens
Buse
Davis
McGinnis
Orr
New Jersey
Townsend
Milwaukee
T Carer
G. Johnson
Vlan
San Antonio
Kansas City
Golden State
Portland
Phoenix Ll
Boston
Philade
Houston
Antonio
Phoenix
Tazewell County
Tazewell High School
Richlands
Sims Lombardi Winner
Kenneth Sims, the injured two time All America defensive tackle from Texas, won the Lombardi Award as the nation s top college football lineman for 1981. He led finalists Billy Ray Smith Sean Farrell and Bob Crable, with the vote totals not disclosed.
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Houston
Kenneth Sims
Texas
Sims
Billy Ray Smith
Arkansas
Sean Farrell
Penn State
Bob Crable
Notre Dame
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay
Washington
Nebraska
David Remington
Longhorns
Ali Berbick Clash Risks Money Troubles in Bahamas
Muhammad Ali, in peak condition, faces Trevor Berbick who laments finances and contract breaches ahead of their Friday weigh in. Berbick weighs 218 pounds, Ali 236 1/2, with Berbick’s purse rumored between 200000 and 350000 dollars while Ali may receive about 1 million partly from TV.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Muhammad Ali
Trevor Berbick
Berbick
Ali
James Cornelius
Sports International Ltd
Nissalke Fired by Jazz. Layden to Coach Utah
The Utah Jazz terminated head coach Tom Nissalke on Thursday. Frank Layden will take over as coach. Assistant coach and personnel director Bill Bertha was fired, while Gene Littles will be retained. Layden indicated no immediate replacement for Bertka.
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Salt Lake City
Tom Nissalke
Utah Jazz
Frank Layden
Bill Bertha
National Basketball Association
Battistone
Gene Littles
Layden
Jazz
Bertka
Bluefield State women schedule updated after injuries
Bluefield State women basketball plans include a Jan. 12 at Salem and Jan. 27 at Glenville State. Home game versus West Virginia State set for Feb. 1 while Hollins College game is canceled due to a reduced squad of five players. Bulldogs Night December 15 at Tazewell Middle School will introduce players with a scrimmage.
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Bluefield State
Salem
Glenville State
West Virginia State
Hollins
Ken Mandeville
Bulldogs
Tazewell Middle School
Free hair consultation offered at Ruby's Motel Bluefield
J M Jones will return to Bluefield Va Sunday December 13 1981 to present a free private hair consultation at Ruby's Motel US 19 and 460 between 1 pm and 830 pm. No charge no obligation, guarantee pro rated from start to finish, warnings about baldness and dead roots.
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Ruby’s
US 19
Bluefield
J. M. Jones
US 19 & 460
Montcalm, Coalton Battle for Class A State Honor Tonight
Montcalm vs Coalton headlines a four team Class A state semifinal at the University of Charleston. Van faces Tyler County at 1 p.m. with Montcalm meeting Coalton at 7:15 p.m. Montcalm carries a 20-2 record and a 14-game win streak into the tournament as senior stars Belcher Shoemaker lead the Generals.
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Charleston
Montcalm
Lady Generals
Tyler County
Van
Tabby Welch
Coalton
Robin Belcher
Sheila Shoemaker
Steve Brady
Shoemaker
Belcher
Charleston Catholic
Amber Parker
Gradena Eason
Robin Baughman
Angie Overbaugh
Brady
Robin Sutherland
Martinsburg
Elkins
Parkersburg
Greenbrier East
Huntington
Dunbar
Ravenswood
St. Alban's
John Marshall Greenbrier West
Morgantown University
College scoreboard roundup with varied men's results
A spree of college basketball results from East to Midwest shows East Boston College defeating Brown 84 69 and NY Tech edging Pratt 83 58 while others like Temple beating Southeastern Mass 75 54 and Tufts 78 77 over Wesleyan highlight the day. In the Midwest DePauw topped Rose-Hulman 67 65 in OT.
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East Boston
Brown
Kean
Wm. Paterson
NY Tech
Pratt
Suffolk
Southeastern Mass
Temple
S. Carolina
Tufts
Wesleyan
South Jacksonville
Florida St
Marquette
Old Dominion
Kentucky
Dulles
Blackburn
Lincoln Christian
Oral Roberts
Missouri St
East
Bentley
Lowell
Boston St
Mass
Maritime
CONY
Pace
Eisenhower
Hobart Hofstra
Fi Dickinson
Piation
Lincoln
Legan
Middle Tenn
Morehead St
Norfolk St
N.C. Central
Louisiana
Louisiana Tech
Wofford
Tennessee Kentucky
Tulane
Nicholls
Maryland
Gollseder
Midwest
DePauw
Rose-Hu
McEnroe Vilas Open Davis Cup Finals Clash in Cincinnati
AP reports U S Davis Cup finals open at Riverfront Coliseum with John McEnroe facing Guillermo Vilas in the first singles match and Roscoe Tanner battling Jose Luis Clerc in the second. Arthur Ashe hails ease of Roscoe Tanner pairing as the event unfolds across singles and doubles.
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Cincinnati
John McEnroe
Guillermo Vilas
Riverfront Coliseum
U.S
Arthur Ashe
Roscoe Tanner
Argentina
Jose Luis Clerc
McEnroe
Peter Fleming
Vilas
Clerc
Tanner
Owl Wrestlers Lose 3 Way Meet
BECKLEY Big Creek's Owls dropped two duals, losing 51 13 to Nicholas County and 57 11 to Beckley Woodrow Wilson. Preston Thornsbury went 2 0 at 126 to lift his season record to 5 0. Big Creek stands 0 2 and returns December 18 at Shady Spring invitational.
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Big Creek
Owls
Nicholas County
Beckley Woodrow Wilson
Preston Thornsbury
Fred Schram
Shady Spring
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