Prep Scores From Associated Press Roundup
Corner 57 Warrior 42 and John Carroll 53 Shelby Co 38 lead a list of Alabama high school boys basketball results. Other scores include Haleyville 45 Carbon Hill 43 Enterprise 58 Winfield 50 Millport 0 Moundville 45 Gordo 37 Minor 67 West End 40 Anniston 73 B B Corner 63 Gadsden 63 Albertville 27 Columbus Miss 79 Guin 63 Maplesville 57 Isabelle 53 Brilliant 61 Sulligent 55 Selma 51 York 46 Opelika 64 Beauregard 61 Phenix City Central 84 Lanett 47.
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Injuries Threaten Browns and Cardinals in Key Sunday Clash
Browns star Paul Warfield is hobbling and Cardinals end Sonny Randall is out for the season. The injuries could curb the passing games as Cleveland, holding a slight division edge, visits St. Louis in a pivotal late-season matchup.
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Tulane Frustrated By Louisiana College In Nonconference Loss
Tulane led 35-25 at halftime but Louisiana College rallied with free throws to win 86-74 behind Don Bates 15-footer and 25 points from Tex Bates and Ricky Reese. Auburn, Alabama, LSU, and Mississippi State also won nonconference games as Tennessee hosted Richmond tonight.
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Techs opening independent game sinks in 60 52 loss to Auburn
Georgia Tech shot 23.9 percent and lost 60-52 to Auburn as Lee DeFore led all scorers with 17 points. Jim Caldwell struggled with 1-for-16 shooting while Mick Stenftenagel led Tech with 14 points and Craddock added 12 on free throws. Auburn won despite poorer shooting, benefiting from DeFore and Freddie Guy scoring 12 each and 58-49 rebounding edge.
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Houston Astros name change to reflect space era
The Houston Colt .45s become the Houston Astros as club president Roy Hofheinz announces the rebranding. He says the new name aligns with Houston as a space capital and its ascent, linking the team to the stars and the era of space exploration.
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Craft Center Near Houston A Training Facility
A training facility for astronauts known as a craft center lies about 25 miles from Houston, offering preparation space for spaceflight crews.
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College Results Across Regions 5 Men’s Scores List
East results feature Villanova 88 over Scranton 42 and Providence 71 over Catholic U 62. Duke 98 over VPI 63 and Miami 136 over Tampa 119 stand out. midwest shows Michigan 92 over Ball State 70 and Notre Dame 99 over Lewis 87. Southwest highlights Texas 104 over Texas Wesleyan 84 and Baylor 103 over Arlington St 85. West lists Stanford 69 over Santa Clara 60 and Utah 107 over Idaho St 60.
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Hawks win over Union Hill in Danville game
Danville senior Hawks defeated Union Hill 84-54 with John Arthur Tomlinson scoring 26 points and grabbing 15 rebounds to lead both departments. Danville led 44-25 at the half. The junior Hawks added a 56-30 win.
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