DePaul Heads AP Top Poll as Kentucky UCLA Hold Steady
DePaul remains No.1 in the AP college basketball poll with 32 first place votes and 1,150 points as Kentucky and UCLA stay in the top three. Louisville returns to the Top 20 after a 1-3 start despite beating Maryland, with Oregon State and Virginia moving into fourth and fifth. Notre Dame climbs to sixth after upset of Indiana. North Carolina eighth.
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Rams Dominate Cowboys 38 14 In Anaheim Stadium
Rams quarterback Vince Ferragamo threw three TD passes and Jewerl Thomas ran for 147 yards as Los Angeles built a 38 point lead before Dallas rallied late. Ferragamo, banged by rib bruises, protected by a solid line, went 15 of 25 for 275 yards. Dallas quarterbacks threw three picks as Danny White acknowledged a poor showing. The Rams improved to 10 5 and Clark Dallas to 11 4 with 65 154 in attendance.
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Awfulgame NBC to broadcast Jets Dolphins in empty booth format
Bruce Lowitt notes NBCs unusual NFL broadcast with no announcers as Jets visit Dolphins amid a season of 0-1 4-11 records. Jets players reflect on poor odds and fan humor while Bruce Harper muses on Dolphins dialogue. NBC aims to capture trench warfare on field audio.
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Gerald and Ellis Ditching lead strong in bowling scores
The scoreboard shows Gerald Ditching defeating Ellis Ditching 3-1 with 2975-2941 in a series led by Hop Tackett 232. Berry Tractor and Screwballs post top individual and team scores, while numerous matches feature 3-1 and 4-0 outcomes across divisions including PINUPS and MEADOWLARK Good Sport.
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Tennis Nabisco New South Wales Open Opens With Wins
Pat DuPre defeated Chris Johnstone 6-1 4-6 7-5 and John Fitzgerald beat Ali Marten 6-0 6-7 6-4 on opening day of the 125000 Nabisco New South Wales Open. Other results include Sadri over Austin 6-4 7-6 and Vilas over Rocavert 6-4 6-4.
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Williams Free Agency Creates Sonics Compensation Clash
AP Sports Writer Alex Sachare reports on Gus Williams and the Seattle SuperSonics tangled under the Robertson Agreement. Williams remains unsigned as Seattle faces possible compensation rules, a looming contract debate, and a hearing overseen by Special Master Telford Taylor, with the season slipping away and Williams not yet on any roster.
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