Blue Gray Contest Tonight Highlights Passing and Speed
The Blue Gray game features North and South stars led by Jesse Freitas of San Diego and Gerald Tinker of Kent State. South seeks its fourth straight win. North relies on Freitas and Tinker as top national performers. The event airs at 8 p.m. and includes multiple college players and regional college teams in the familiar all star showcase.
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San Diego
Nate
Gerald Tinker
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Shelton-Derby Tops Loventz in league game
Shelton-Derby Boys Club defeated Orcutt 78-65 on their court snapping Orcutt’s early season loss. Bruce Howard led with 26 points, Cyiswell Bruch added 20, Norm Deedon tallied 18 for Orcutt while Jim Holbrook had 24 and Deedon 20 in a losing effort. The Valley team built leads at 28-25 and 52-45 before pulling away in the third. Orcutt drives to New Haven Friday night.
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Tenn
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North Carolina Stars
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Fritts
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Wolfpack
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State
Charlie Yo
Jim Henderson
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Pritts
Jayhawks
Robert Miller
Shay
Tle
Raiders Look to Rebound in Weekend Playoff Clash
Raiders and Vikings prepare for AFC and NFC playoff openers with Pittsburgh facing Oakland in a crucial prelim. The Raiders hope to erase last season’s gut punch as Jack Tatum and Ken Stabler lead a bid to reach Super Bowl VII in Houston. The Steelers, Bengals, Dolphins, and Rams also chase titles in games that shape the road to the championship.
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Associated Press
Pittsurgh
Oakland
Raiders
Sules
Jack Tatum
Pittsburgh
Washington
WHC
Minenesota Vikings
Rice Stadium
Houston
Ken Statler
Terry Bradshaw
Tatum
Franco Harris
Knivers
Steelers
Denver
Bradshaw
Terry Hanrally
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Bengals
Baltimore
Ken Anderson
Isaac Curtis
Essex Johnson
Boobie
Clark
Cleveland
Cadets to Oppose Harding In MBIAC Action Tonight
The St Joseph’s high school basketball Cadets host unbeaten Harding at 8 p.m. as several MBIAC and related league contests unfold. Cadets rely on senior Jeff Hickey and junior Dick Shea to offset Kept rivals with Joe Dinnean and Bob Zukowski contributing on the boards and offense.
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Kolbe
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Milford
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West Haven
Xavier
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Pam
Vito Montelli
Cadet Capers
Bartosh Named New UTEP Football Coach
Gil Hartosh, 43, was hired as head coach of Texas-El Paso succeeding Tommy Hudspeth. A former Texas A&M assistant and Texas Christian star, Bartosh plans to rebuild the program, interview new assistants, and assess personnel as he targets winning games next season.
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EL Paso
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Texas-El Paso
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UTEP
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Texas Christian University
Texas Arm
Rice
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Tung
Knicks Rip Rockets Behind Walt Frazier Triumph
In Liberty New York Northwest AP report Kansas State Panthers and North Carolina State clash sees Walt Frazier score 29 as Knicks edge Rockets 108-87. Frazier leads late surge after Houston rally, with Newlin and Jackson contributing in third quarter.
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Erence Knicks
Rip Rockets
Ops Kans
Liberty
Walt Frazier
Houston
Walt Fraser
New Unis
Rockets
Mike Newlin
Frazier
Phil Jackson
Knicks Rally Sparks Win Over Rockets in Late Burst
Straight and the Knicks never trailed, Houston held on until the start of the fourth quarter when New York outscored them 12 2. Bill Bradley scored 28 and Dave DeBusschere added 18 as the late surge carried the Knicks. Rudy Tone scored 28 for Houston and Calvin Murphy had 23.
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Bill Bradley
Dave DeBusschere
Thastly
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Rudy Tone
Calvin Murphy
Gm Vusten
el Wet
Togmita
New York
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Ambiguous NCAA Standings Local Digest
Fragmented standings show varied scores across teams including Georgia Y and East Tennessee 48 Michigan 69. The garbled OCR lacks clear dates or full team names, but hints at conference results with several losses and close margins among Georgia, Kentucky, Cincinnati, and Denver entries.
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South Starida
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Gros wins first special slalom of season in Vipiteno
Piero Gros of Italy won the first special slalom of the World Cup season in Vipito, posting 50.99 seconds on the first run and 47.08 on the second for a total of 1 38.04. Hans Hinterseer and Johann Kniewasser followed in the top three, with American Craig Gorder leading four Americans in the top 10.
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Gros
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Austria
Christian Neureuther
West Germany
Craig Gorder
Salt Lake City
Cary Adgate
Boyne City
Michaes
Dave Currier
Madison
N.H
Jord
Otto Heeger
Hans Penzl
Chamspion
Gustavo Thoent
Thaly
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