North Carolina State Wins Dixie Classic Final
Underrated North Carolina State beat Minnesota 85-84 to win the Dixie Classic for the fifth time in six years. Sophomore reserve John Maglio hit the decisive field goal with seconds left as Everett Case’s Wolfpack extended their winning streak to 12. Texas Christian overwhelmed Alabama 71-82 to take the Southwest Conference Tournament, while La Salle and Duquesne reached ECAC Holiday Festival finals in New York.
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Alumni Nips Beavers in 68 66 Victory at Wright School
Alumni, led by Elchynski Spaulding and Gasset, rallied from a 66 65 deficit in the final seconds to beat Corry Area High 68 66. Beavers fall as Bob Miller and Norman Weidner top scorers for the losers with 17 and 18 points respectively. junior varsity edged junior high 36 26.
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Thrilling Finish in College Basketball Big Seven
A chaotic OCR page mixes college basketball results and football previews. Notable scores include Missouri toppling Oklahoma, Colorado defeating Nebraska, and Cincinnati beating Evansville. Rose Bowl chatter features Ohio State and USC preparing for Pasadena with injury updates and lineup considerations.
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NBA Scores and Hockey Highlights From Wednesday
Rochester beat New York 93 to 89 while Philadelphia edged Syracuse 72 to 70. Minneapolis defeated Boston 129 to 118 in overtime. Montreal and Toronto tied 1 to 1 in the NHL. Springfield routed Cleveland 6 to 4 and Hershey beat Pittsburgh 4 to 1 in the American League.
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All-Pro Team Highlights Graham Perry in 1974 selections
The Associated Press names Graham and Perry as top players on the 1974 All-Pro football team. Six Browns make the squad along with picks from Lions Steelers Rams Giants Cardinals Packers and Colts. notable inclusions include Donn Walker Lon Creekmyr Dirk Stanfel Bednarik Willey and Ford with multiple veterans and stars earning honors.
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Bowling results in Ladies A League and Moose League action
The night featured Stewart Hat Shop’s lead trimmed as Thompson Maple Products blanked them in the Ladies A League at Lost Stewart Hat Shop. Thompson Maple Products beat Brigham’s Hardware and other lines with scores like 758, 603 to 617, 675, 708. In the Moose League, Love and Faith clashed with Love taking most points despite a 204 effort from an opponent. Raymond League results show Office and Automatics leading with several high scores and partial standings across multiple teams.
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Wilkes College Open Wrestling Crown Won by Michigan
The University of Michigan rallied from a 23-24 deficit after the quarterfinals to edge Pittsburgh 63 to 62 in the Wilkes College open wrestling championships at Wilkes-Barre. Lehigh finished third with 38 points, Louis Guidi of West Virginia was named outstanding wrestler after defeating Frank Hirt of Michigan 2-0 in the 130-pound final. Syracuse placed fourth with 22, while Frank Jin and Marshall tied for fifth with 15.
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Butler Nips Titusville In Kane Tourney Finals
Kane Pennsylvania Butler High School defeated Titusville 66 89 in the Kane Tournament final. George Johnson of Titusville was named the most valuable player. Graham led Butler with 24 points while Butler’s Jerry son scored 96 points in the event.
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Dixie Classic and Holiday Festival college results
NC State beat Minnesota 85 84 in the Dixie Classic final. North Carolina defeated Duke 65 62 for third place. Wake Forest beat USC 93 81 for fifth. West Virginia topped Cornell 1h. Holy Cross won 89 81 over Bradley, Notre Dame 66 45 over Loyola. Duquesne 90 75 over Dayton. LaSalle edged UCLA 77 in a semifinal. Niagara defeated Syracuse 71 59 in the semifinal. St John’s 89 77 over Villanova in the consolation. Washington 58 57 over Oregon State in PCC Classic. Washington State 64 56 beat Idaho in overtime.
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200 Club Fatayette Mougins Leads Dengue Bowhing
Odd, garbled sports item lists scores and players with numbers such as 201 203 205 212 and 215. Mentions Iback slong with Bob Dillon of the Packers. The readable facts point to a club event with individual scores and named persons.
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Andrews Scores TKO To Earn Title Shot
In Miami Paull Andrews scored a sixth round TKO of Boardwalk Billy Silt to earn a light heavyweight title fight. The 24-year-old Buffalo, New York fighter broke Smith’s eight fight win streak with a 2 49 mark in the sixth. Referee Eddy Coachman halted the bout after Andrews connected three times.
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