Tourney Opens At West Morgan With Danville vs Eva
The Morgan County basketball tournament starts tonight at West Morgan High School with Danville facing Eva at 8. The 10 team field runs through Saturday with Hartselle as defending champ and Cotaco Austin sharing top seed.
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Archer and Barber Tie In Tucson Playoff Feud
Miller Barber says he will focus on his own game as George Archer leads at Tucson with the two golfers tied and a clash looming. Barber jokes about catching Archer in a dark alley as they head into the final rounds.
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Archer tops Nichols in Tucson Open playoff for $30,000
The 6-foot-6 Archer defeats Bobby Nichols in an 18 hole playoff at Tucson National for the $30,000 first prize after both finish 273, 15 under par. Nichols finishes third after a costly final hole double bogey and missed birdie bid. Nichols earned $10,650 for third, Archer previously won a playoff at Los Angeles Open.
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Stenerud powers AFC to Pro Bowl win in duel
Jan Stenerud redeemed shaky start with four field goals as the AFC defeated the NFC 26-13 in the 22nd Pro Bowl. Griese and Staubach split the quarterback duties with Griese connecting on several key completions and Warfield gathering 75 receiving yards.
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Price delivers late 30-foot winner for Louisville over Drake
Louisville earns 79-77 overtime victory as Jim Price hits a 30-foot buzzer basket. Crum praises his clutch performance while noting Price's otherwise uneven game and Louisville's 12th straight win. The win caps a tough month on the road after the Holiday Festival title run.
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Scoreboard Pro Basketball Scoreboard Pro Basketball
The Associated Press provides NBA game scores and standings with team names, results, and top performers. Regular season updates cover key matchups, scoring leaders, and win totals for franchises across the league.
Navy to play 11-game football schedule with new game
Navy announces an 11 game schedule for the upcoming season adding William and Mary as a home opener September 16 The slate also includes Penn State Boston College Michigan Syracuse Air Force Duke Notre Dame Pitt Georgia Tech and Army The plan marks the third straight year with an 11 game schedule and the Middies face a tough slate.
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Petty wins Winston Western 500 opener at Riverside
Richard Petty dominates the Winston Western 500 at Riverside International Raceway winning by 60 seconds over Bobby Allison. The event kicks off NASCAR Grant National action with $2.5 million in prize money across 32 races while Petty earned $16,170 for his second triumph.
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Pistol Pete fuels Hawks past Bucks in 118 113 win
Pete Maravich scorched Milwaukee for 35 points including 14 in the final five minutes while underweight from a fall illness. He added 14 assists as Atlanta held off the defending champions 118 to 113. Lou Hudson added 31 for the Hawks and Kareem Abdul Jabbar led Milwaukee with 33.
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