Unbeatens LaSalle Regis Vie Tuesday Clash in 2A Tilt
LaSalle and Regis, both undefeated, meet Tuesday at LaSalle in a heated 2A showdown. Big men 6-6 Paul Schenkelberg and 6-5 Brian Tiernan headline the matchup as both teams chase bragging rights and key intra city games this week.
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Tough Battle Ends with Michigan Victory, 78-74
Tennessee coach Ray Mears lamented the rough non league game as Michigan, ranked 19th, edged the Volunteers 78-74. The second half nearly sparked a brawl with aggressive play and high tensions. C. dé Kupeo was noted for enthusiasm on the Michigan side.
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Kings Narrow Pistons Win Sparks West Conf Rally
The Kings beat Detroit 96-82 to pull within a half game of the Pistons in the Midwest Division. Jimmy Walker and Nate Archibald each scored 18 as Bob Lanier led Detroit with 32 points, while Washington, Boston, Los Angeles and Atlanta also won in a night of NBA action.
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Post Wins In Far East
Sandra Post captured the Far East golf title at Victoria Club Melbourne beating Margie Masters by one stroke for 315 000 prize. Post posted 74 final round to finish 219 total. Masters shot 71 to also 219. Masters blamed a late starting time. several players tied or near with 221 222 totals.
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Walton Denies Rumors He's Quitting Pro Basketball
Portland Blazers deny reports Bill Walton will retire after two months in the NBA. Walton, sidelined by a left ankle bone spur, says he will play as soon as physically able. Officials stress no retirement plans and stress day to day return pending medical clearance.
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Wisconsin Tops Iowa Women in Big Ten Tourney Opener
Wisconsin defeated Iowa 65-49 to finish the first annual Big Ten women's basketball tournament. Kathy Peters scored 14 for Iowa while Sally Christensen led Wisconsin with a strong output. Minnesota beat Minnesota in a separate game, with Kathy Shrake contributing 11 as Indiana finished 4-0 and Iowa 2-2 in the round robin.
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Maryland Star Heads Pro Picks for Time Magazine Team
Randy White of Maryland leads Time Magazine's all-star college football team chosen by professional scouts. The lineup includes Mack Mitchell, Steve Burton, Walter Payton, Doc Hardeman, Larry Burton, Dariny Buggs, Elmore Stephens, Oscar Roan, and other top players across Notre Dame, Texas A&I, Purdue, and Michigan, highlighting a star-filled selection with defensive standouts and specialist roles.
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UCLA sophomore sets world three mile record at AAU meet
Julio Brown 1 year college student from Billings Montana ran three miles in 15 minutes 41.3 seconds at an AAU sanctioned track race. The performance topped the previous women’s world best by 5.3 seconds and marks a dramatic improvement for the distance.
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Kirkwood Wrestlers Hit Top Finishes at Ellsworth Meet
Kirkwood standout Jim Grabe, a Cedar Rapids Prairie alumnus, finished second in the 177 pound class at the Ellsworth junior college wrestling invitational. Teammates Marty Anderson took third at 167 pounds while Mike Garvey and Mike Hodson placed fourth at 126 and 150 pounds.
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