Not Game Of Century Rematch Looms In Big Eight Showdown
Oklahoma and Nebraska, ranked high yet out of the century talk, meet in Lincoln for the Big Eight title and personal pride. Oklahoma boasts top rushing offense and strong defense while Nebraska leads in total defense and scoring defense, with coaching notes from Fairbanks and Devaney highlighting strategic shifts and home finale significance.
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Pitt football coach on job fate after 1-9 season
Pitt faces Penn State to close the season as coach Carl DePasqua remains noncommittal about firing. He stresses he is still employed and notes the four-year, five-year deal, while Athletic Director Myslinski says a change could come after evaluating the program amid a 1-9 record.
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McGinnis Finishes with Game Winning Shot for Pacers
George McGinnis scored 42 points including a dramatic turnaround with one second left to lift the Indiana Pacers over the Memphis Tams 121-120 in the ABA. Freddie Lewis scored 31 for Indiana as Memphis guard Lee Davis led Tams with 36. Denver edged Utah 106-100 while San Diego beat Dallas 105-101.
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Celtics Have Stronger Horses In NBA Showdowns
Dave DeBusschere declared the Portland Trail Blazers are no match for the Celtics as Boston won 116-102 while the Knicks cruised 108-80 over the Trail Blazers. Boston remained a nose ahead in the Atlantic Division with a 15-2 record to New York’s 17-3. other NBA results included Baltimore over Buffalo 124-88 and Chicago over Houston 113-105.
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Beavers To Meet Eagles Friday
The Worry Beaver basketball team faces Youngsville High School on its home court Friday night in a matchup against a taller, more experienced Eagles squad. Youngsville features 6-3 seniors Bob Graham and 6-3 junior Frank Hodges, 6-4 Ed Benedict, 6-0 Larry Smith, and 5-1 John Blum. Corry coach Ed Partch will decide whether 6-3 Martin Mitchell or 6-0 Bob Harvey starts at center. both are juniors.
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Corry Shooters Open Season With Win Over Fredonia
Corry Shooters beat Fredonia 1938 to 1912 in the second match of the year after a snowed out opener. Top scorer for Corry was L Gifford with 393, followed by Shaver 389, Stainbrook 368, Gifford 385, and Gusken 383. Mayville defeated Jamestown 1959 to 1936 in the other match, with handicap scores Mayville 1964.7 and Jamestown 955.9. Youngsville prep notes highlight Blair Blum as a key player and Moor and Kolesar discuss potential edge from returning lettermen. JV at 6:30 p.m., varsity at 8 p.m.
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L & M Backs Road Race Sponsorship Increase for 1973
Liggett and Myers Tobacco will continue backing the Continental 5,000 road racing series in 1973 with nine events and a minimum prize fund of 535,000, up 170,000 from 1972. The Sports Car Club of America open-wheel series will include three races at 75,000 each, plus one 60,000 and others at 30,000.
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