Walton Still A Loser
Walton top Portland despite 25 points and 11 rebounds in a 96 94 loss to Detroit Pistons. Lanier led Detroit with 25, while Rowe added 25 for Portland as the NBA results highlighted a tough pro debut season for the Blazers rookie.
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High Flying Edinboro Undefeated In 10 Games
Edinboro’s 100 Fighting Scots sit among the nation’s top unbeaten squads with a 10-0 start. Coach Jim McDonald’s unit relies on depth, with 10 of 11 players used this season, eyeing an 11th straight win in a road duel at Frostburg State amid a hectic seven-day stretch featuring St. Vincent, Point Park and Indiana.
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Basketball Rosters Include Notable High School Players
A list of players appears with mixed grades and positions including Smithy Tin 6-0 So 6 Betar Larry 6-2 Sr G and Don Gerdich 6-6 Srey Lente among others. The fragment suggests a team roster with multiple heights and classes, indicating a regional high school or junior college basketball lineup.
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PIAA Revises Football Rules With Ten Changes Proposed
The National Alliance Football Rules Committee for the PIAA approved ten rule changes at a meeting in Orlando led by Charles McCullough. Key points include disqualification for violent hits after the play ends, head protection required from 1980, three timeouts per half, and limits on batting backward passes while refining timeout and coaching access rules.
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