Louis, Ali, Moss, Matross Highlights From Sports Briefs
Louis sits up at Methodist Hospital after pacemaker surgery and reports good appetite. Ali plans extensive Islamic teaching work in Europe and cites plans to rent a London amphitheater. Moss resigns as West Virginia Rockets coach to join Kentucky as offensive coordinator. Matross aims to close career with $35,000 invitational pace at Pompano Park and may retire to stud.
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Paris
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Ali
Al-Arabi
London
Cassius Clay
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Fla
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Niatross
Clint Galbraith
Elsie Berger
Lou Gurcia
Galbraith
Berger
Natross
Guida
New Jersey Supreme Court
Castleton Farm
Lexington
Saratoga Raceway
Sports and schedule highlights from regional college basketball and TV
Local and regional college games on Monday through Friday feature Mount Mercy women at Miami Ohio and West Virginia at Miami, with multiple showcases including Coe-Cornell men, Indian River and Linn-Mar matchups. National broadcasts cover NCAA events, bowl games, figure skating, rodeo, and golf, with several player transactions and signings noted for MLB and women’s leagues.
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Mount Mercy
Indian River
Jows City
Regina
Linn-Mar
Dub. Wohiert
C.R. Kennedy
Columbus
Roland Story
C.R. Jefferson
C.R. LaSalle
Amano
Jack Nicklaus
WOC
WQAD
KCRG
CBS
NFL
KTTC
Lute Olson
Olson
Mississippi
Iowa
Dallas Cowboys
Los Angeles Rams
Houston Oilers
Oakland Raiders
Johnny Orr
College Basketball Friday Night Festival Results
St Johns beats Penn 66 58. No. Caroling defeats Lone 61 58. Grambling loses to Lameer 88 62. Florida over Jacksonville 65 59. Illinois prevails over Ohio 84 54. Texas Tech defeats Washington 98 85. Minnesota 95 Yale 54. N C Charlotte over Temple 68 65. Northeastern 70 Maine 50. Concord 97 Tusculum 68. Bluefield 104 Rio Grande 94. Ohio river results shown from multiple early-season events.
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Penn
Illinois
Ohio
Uenome
Bradley
Texas Tech
Washington
Innesota
Yale
N.C
Charlotte
Temple
Northeastern
Maine
Hunter
Wests
Dominican
Greater Bluefield
Concord
Tusculum
Tenn
Bluefield
Rio Grande
Pro Basketball Scores Prompt Narrow Margin Wins
The summary lists multiple NBA results with Chicago defeating Cleveland 100 98, Houston 144 over Detroit 94, Atlanta 108 over New Jersey 95, Dallas 119 over Denver 111, Philadelphia 113 over Kansas City 103, Golden State 110 over Utah 109, Los Angeles 114 over Indiana 115, Portland 96 over Seattle 90.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Houston
Detroit
Atlanta
New Jersey
Dallas
Denver
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Golden State
Utah
Los Angeles
Indiana
Portland
Seottie
Pro Hockey Scores From Shaky Night Across Leagues
Multiple high scoring games reported with Hartford defeating Pittsburgh 9 to 7. Rangers routed by New York 3 to 7. Minnesota fell to Colorado 5 to 2 with Calgary edging Los Angeles 6 to 2. Vancouver posted a 3 goal tally in an otherwise quiet night.
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Hartford
Pittsburgh
Bills begin first practice after clinching AFC East title
The Buffalo Bills opened practice in Orchard Park after an 18-13 win over San Francisco secured an 11-5 season and their first playoff berth in six years.
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Orchard Park
N.Y
Buffalo Bills
San Francisco
Lions Rally Past Ohio State With Fourth Quarter Drive
Penn State shut down Ohio State after a scoreless third period and moved ahead on a 4 yard Williams run. Menhardt added a second extra point as PSU forged a 24 19 lead with 14 minutes left.
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Schlichter
UCLA
Michigan
Nittany Lions
Ohio State
Penn State
Lions
Blackledge
Menhardt
Williams
Buckeyes fall in Fiesta Bowl after slow third quarter
Ohio State led Penn State 19 10 at halftime but collapsed in the second half as the Nittany Lions scored three times in 30 minutes. Art Schlichter threw for 302 yards yet had no time to pass in the third period. Doug Donley tallied two touchdowns and 122 receiving yards. Todd Bell blamed heat and Penn State’s rotation for the late surge. Earle Bruce lauded a tough Nittany State defense and second half pressure.
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Ariz
Art Schlichter
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Penn State
Schlichter
Nittany Lions
Doug Donley
Donley
Todd Bell
Joe Paterno
Bell
Earle Bruce
Penny State
Seattle U fires coach Schalow for ineligible player
Seattle University basketball coach Jack Schalow is fired after using an academically ineligible athlete, senior Andre McGuire. The forfeits against NAIA opponents Lewis-Clark State and Whitworth drop the Chieftains to 1-2. Tom Schneeman is named interim coach.
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Seattle
Seattle University
Jack Schalow
Richard McDuffie
McDuffie
Schalow
Andre McGuire
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Lewis-Clark State
Whitworth
NAIA
Chieftains
Tom Schneeman
Washington State
Detroit
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Wide World of Sports
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