Yost 46 Points Leads Montezuma Rally Versus Copeland
Montezuma Indians beat Copeland 85-75 as Ed Yost scores 46 with Jeff Geist 19 and Jim Flores 11. Copeland's Pete Hurley 22 and Rob Ardery 20 lead the visitors, fouls hinder Copeland in the second quarter, and Montezuma’s offense mimics UCLA after halftime. Next game at Ensign.
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Ingalls Bulldogs trounce Ensign in Santa Fe Trail League play
In Santa Fe Trail League action Ingalls Bulldogs led by Darren Batman with 24 points and Ty Walker 14 beat Ensign Wildcats 73 to 45. Ensign’s Kevin Miller scored 22. Ingalls hit 50 percent from the field while Ensign shot 32 percent. The Ingalls girls also defeated Ensign 42 to 26 behind Shawna Wedel with 14 points and Sam Newsome 10 as Ensign struggled in the second half.
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Deerfield Dominates Honston 48 29 in League Clash
Deerfield Spartans lead all quarters to win 48 29 over Honston Elks in Santa Fe Trail League action. Spartans improve to 4 0 overall and 2 0 in league, while Elks fall to 1 3. Pettz tops with 13 points, Mathews 12 and Johnson 13.
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Montezuma Girls topple Copeland 26 23 in SF league clash
Montezuma Indians move to 1-1 with a 26 to 23 win over Copeland Vikings in Santa Fe League action. Copeland drops to 0-3 as Becky Besse leads with 16 points on a low scoring night. Montezuma outscored Copeland in every quarter after a tied first period. Copeland hosts Ensign Tuesday.
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Moscow Girls Beat Satanta 43 36 In Santa Fe Trail Clash
Moscow used two 14 point quarters to build a 35 27 lead entering the final period but Satanta narrowed it to a one point game late. The Wildcats steadied, hitting six of nine free throws in the last minutes to seal the league win as Moscow out rebounded Satanta 48 to 34 and held a 16 53 shooting edge on field goals.
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Hornets close but fall to Ransom in tight 48 45 defeat
Dighton Hornets hover at 0 4 after a 48 45 loss to Ransom. Mike Owen scores 17 for Dighton while Ransom's Dave Giess leads with 15 points. Dighton out rebounds 37 25 but misfires from the field and at the line. Ransom improves to 3 0 while Dighton falls to 0 4 as the girls' game went to three overtimes before Ransom won 43 34.
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Tennis Cash reaches Australian pen quarterfinals at 17
Wimbledon and U S junior champion Pat Cash, 17, beat Wally Masur 6 4 6 2 to reach the quarterfinals of the 450000 Australian pen. In Richmond Wendy Turnbull defeated defending champion ary Lou Piatek 6 2 6 4 and Anne Russell toppled Mima Ausovec 6 4 6 2 in the Central Fidelity Banks Invitational quarterfinals. Leonard Thompson and Carole Charbonnier led with 68 as Fred Couples with Jan Stephenson and Jay Haas with Hollis Stacy closed in. Frankly, Bryant and Johnson shot 64 to ace a four way tie at 11 under 133 in the J C Penney Classic. Tamara McKinney surged to first in the World Cup standings with a surprise slalom victory clocking 1 36 61. Jimmy Adair, longtime baseball figure, dies at 75 after a heart attack.
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Deerfield Spartans win to go 4-0 in Santa Fe League play
Deerfield Spartans push season record to 4-0 overall and 2-0 in league by defeating the Houston Elks 43-32. Colleen Novack scores 16 and Heidie Sponsel adds 12 as senior leaders propel Deerfield to their fourth straight victory while Sharon Hendrickson leads Houston with 12 points.
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Saturday Sports TV Guide With Several National Games
Channel listings show Independence Bowl Kansas State versus Wisconsin at 5 p.m. on Channel 10 and 7 p.m. on Channel 11, NCAA basketball Virginia versus Georgetown on Channel 2 at 7 p.m., Wichita State versus Alabama on Channel 12 or 13 at 8 p.m., with Channel 3 airing at 7:30. Sunday features NBC noon NFL game to be announced and 3 p.m. Los Angeles versus Kansas City, CBS noon Tampa Bay versus New York, NBA Denver versus Boston 2 to 6:30 p.m., and Monday ABC 8 p.m. NFL Dallas versus Houston.
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Dokes wins WBA heavyweight title in controversial fashion
In Las Vegas Michael Dokes defeated Mike Weaver by knockout at Caesars Palace to claim the WBA heavyweight title. Weaver claimed a fixed result, accusing referee Joey Curtis and the WBA of conspiracy, as chaos erupted ringside and security struggled to restore order.
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Bird's 33 Points Power Celtics Past 76ers for Lead
Larry Bird scored 24 of his 33 in the first half guiding Boston to a 123 97 win over Philadelphia. Parish added 18 points and 14 rebounds as the Celtics surge to 17 4, tied for first in the Atlantic Division.
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Otto Graham led Browns to first place every season
Otto Graham quarterbacked the Cleveland Browns from 1946 to 1955 and in each season the team finished in first place. A notable cold game occurred in the 1967 NFL playoff between Green Bay and Dallas, with game time at 13 below zero and wind chill around 60 below.
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