Hofstra Tops Wagner In Midwest Conference Action
Hofstra defeated Wagner 71 to 55 in a college basketball game. Notable scorers and teams included Holy Cross, Dartmouth, La Salle, Temple, and others across multiple regional matchups. The event featured regional NCAA style play with several close results andOT occurrences in larger late-season schedules.
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Wagner
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Lafayette
Navy
Lehigh
Albright
Princeton
Delaware
Rhode Island
Penn
Eastern Illinois
Western Michigan
Toledo
Southwest Arkansas
Houston
Detroit
Rice
Oklahoma
Alaska
Anchorage
Edmonton Oilers Rally Past Chicago In Narrow Win
Edmonton edges Chicago 3-2 as Beukeboom and Roenick exchange roughing penalties. Ranford stops 25 of 28 shots, Chevrier faced 23 saves. attendance 17,616. Referee Ron Hoggarth. linesmen Pateman and Schachte.
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Chicago
Ranford
Chevrier
Ron Hoggarth
Jerry Pateman
Dan Schachte
CHAMPAIGN RANKINGS LIST TOP GIRLS CLASS AA TEAMS
A panel of Class AA coaches ranks the top 16 girls basketball teams in the state in a Champaign-Urbana News-Gazette compiled list. Records shown are current through Tuesday games with mixed play and scoring summaries from recent contests.
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Champaign, Ill
Champaign-Urbana News-Gazette
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Jordan leads Bulls past Cavaliers in high scoring clash
Chicago Bulls defeated Cleveland Cavaliers 93 to 87. Michael Jordan poured in 38 points on 15 of 32 shooting with 8 of 9 from the line, Scottie Pippen added 15 and Chris Webber-like balance from key teammates helped sustain the rally. Cavaliers receivers included Brad Daugherty and Mark Price contributing for Cleveland.
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Sikma
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Humphries
Pressey
Pierce
Kornet
Anderson
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Hinson
Morris
Bowie
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Blaylock
Conner
Shackleford
Short
Carroll
Oukee
Pippen
Cartwright
Paxson
King
Armstrong
Hodges
Dudley
R. Williams
Ehlo
J. Williams
Keys
On Tap Area Sports Schedule for Thursday and Friday
A list of area games for Thursday and Friday covering boys basketball matchups Ashton at LaMoille Mount Morris at Freeport Aquin Dixon at Rochelle Amboy at Oregon Mount Morris at Polo Walnut at Wyoming Sterling at Princeton Madison Tech at Sauk Valley Community College women’s basketball still listed. Wrestling includes Stillman Valley Amboy at Dixon Rochelle at Ottawa Morrison Polo at Newman Bowling features Sterling at Dixon.
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Freeport
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Dixon
Rochelle
Amboy
Oregon
Polo
Walnut
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Sterling
Princeton
Madison Tech
Sauk Valley CC
Stillman Valley, Amboy
Ottawa
Morrison
Newman
Baseball and football moves prompt broad pro sports shuffle
Baseball trades and assignments sweep the majors with Rey Sanchez and Dave Pavlas moved to minor leagues and a Cubs cash deal. Texas signs Jeffcoat, while Reds add Bender and Del Barba to scouting staff. Oilers and Chargers reshuffle personnel as Islander and Ranger tweaks follow. College notices include Football staff changes at Arizona, Georgia Southern, Northern Arizona, and Brown announces.
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Rey Sanchez
Iowa
Dave Pavlas
Charlotte
Cincinnati Reds
Sheldon
Bender
Brad del Barba
Texas Rangers
Mike Jeffcoat
Bryan House
Bobby Beathard
NEW York Islanders
Wayne McBean
Springfield
NEW York Rangers
Ginger Killian
Kevin McDonald
NFL Divisional Playoffs and Conference Schedule Card
AFC games on Saturday January 6 include Buffalo at Cincinnati at 3:30 PM and Minnesota at San Francisco at 4 PM. NFC games on Saturday January 7 feature Los Angeles Rams at New York Giants at 12:30 PM and Pittsburgh at Denver at 4 PM. Conference Championships on Sunday January 14 at 5 PM and Super Bowl XXIV on January 28 in New Orleans.
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Orangeville Beats Polo 74 62 In Rough Shootout
Orangeville defeats Polo 74 to 62 behind Towne 20 points Olsen 3 53 Moyer 53 8 and Hazzard 10 2. Mumford Soltow lead Polo with 10 2 25 Solomon Soltow 6 three pointers as fouls mount 10 to 23.
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Hildebrand nets 40 as Orangeville beats Polo 74 62
Orangeville 6-foot-7 junior Brian Hildebrand scores 40 points guiding the Broncos past Polo High 74 to 62 in a non conference game. Polo falls to 1-10 as Jeff Soltow leads with 24 and Joe Mumford adds 14 before fouling out.
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49ers recall Vikings playoff win ahead of rematch
Santa Clara, Calif. AP Two years after Anthony Carter and the Minnesota Vikings disrupted Candlestick Park the 49ers remember that playoff upset and the record 10 receptions 227 yards Carter posted. Ronnie Lott cites the past while San Francisco prepares for a rematch noting their 14 2 regular season and focus on Minnesota weapons rather than last year’s results.
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Dukes Rally Fails To Halt Belvidere In Close Showdown
Demmer praised his team for keeping the game competitive after trailing 37-17 at halftime and 55-39 after three periods. Rob Workman battled flu and did not play much while Aaron Fox returned from illness to score 11 points with five steals. North Scott, led by senior Mike McKeown, has three wins and three losses through six games.
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Big Ten Basketball Notes From Week Preview
Wisconsin sits at 9-3 led by Danny Jones and Willie Simms. Calbert Cheaney leads Indiana at 18.4 points with Eric Anderson at 16. Ohio State, coached by Randy Ayers, features Perry Carter after a 45 point Sugar Bowl run. Michigan opens conference play Monday at Indiana. Michigan is 10-1 ranked fifth after beating Duke and Seton Hall.
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