Big Eight bags wins as several teams roll over weak foes
In a banner weekend for Big Eight basketball, six of eight teams won while Iowa State lost to No. 16 Iowa State. Kansas clobbered USC 91-68, Colorado beat Colorado State 91-69, Oklahoma drubbed Army 100-76, Nebraska topped Northwest Missouri State 79-59, Kansas State crushed U S International 76-45, and Missouri edged Tennessee Chattanooga 64-62. Darnell Valentine rose to No. 4 on Kansas career scoring with 19 points, while Rolando Blackman and Ed Nealy led the Wildcats in effort as they eye a Top Twenty berth.
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Steelers out of playoffs as Chargers must win to reach postseason
The Steelers’ 1970s title dream ends but Pittsburgh still shapes the 10 team NFL field. Chargers must beat Pittsburgh to join AFC playoff picture while Buffalo and Cleveland clinch division titles and Houston and Oakland secure wild cards.
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College scoreboard shows multiple close results across regions
A packed Saturday scoreboard lists numerous college games with wide variety scores from North Carolina Charlotte 88 Biscayne 84 to Utah 78 Louisville 59, plus Midwest and Southwest matchups, outlining ongoing season results and upcoming bowls across conferences and campuses.
Tourney Scores Industrial National Classic Championship
Utah St. edged Washington 80 78 for the title while third place saw Michigan St. defeat Providence 77 76. The day also featured Duke 111 Detroit 71 and Brown 80 Carolina 7. Kentucky Invitational crowned Kentucky 61 Alabama-Birmingham 53. Idaho St. beat Alaska-Anchorage 91 81. Long Beach St. 104 Las Vegas 77. Fullerton St. 88 Loyola Calif 75. Cal St Bakersfield 48 Illinois St 47. West Virginia 76 East Tennessee St 65. St. Francis N Y 60 Delaware 53. South Carolina 62 Furman 53 Citadel 66 South Carolina St 65. Louisiana Tech 63 Portland St 50. Northern Iowa 77 Montana St 70. Texas ABM 85 Virginia 3 James Madison 77 Pitt 69.
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College Scores Briefs from Narrow Card Box
Canisius 59 Ohio U 4 Fordham 47 St. Peter s 4 Geo. Washington 62 St. Bonaventure 60 LaSalle 4 Villanova 83 3 OT Long Island U 95 Ark Little Rock 77 Manhattan 63 Seton Hall 55 Massachusetts 74 American Intal 7 Penn 92 Davidson 60 Penn St 76 Rutgers 76 St. Francis Pa 93 Fairleigh Dickinson 74 Wagner 88 Hofstra 79 sJUTH Alabama St 93 Spring Hill 70.
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Garden City Recreation Commission seeks volleyball officials
The Garden City Recreation Commission invites qualified officials and prospective learners for men's and coed volleyball. Sign up by Monday Dec 22 at 5 30 p.m. at the Civic Center. Fees 65 per Competitive League team 8 per Recreational League player. Games begin Jan 11 at the National Guard Armory. A women s double elim tournament is set for Jan 16 and 17 with 40 per team. Send 40 and roster to Box 637 Garden City Kansas 67846. For details call 276 2362.
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Hawks sweep Ulysses in Ark River League basketball set
Ulysses fell to AHJH squads with the ninth graders improving to 11-0 after a 64-29 win while the eighth grade A and B teams won 36-22 and 36-10 respectively. Tolbert Campbell Holmes each scored 16 for the ninths, Holmes and Tolbert led rebounds with nine. Scofield paced the eighth grade A with 16 points and 10 rebounds.
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Falcons win two of three in Ark River League games
LIBERAL Kenny Henderson Junior High split Thursday results at Liberal West. KHJH eighth grade and ninth grade B-team won, while ninth grade A-team fell 64-51. Scorers included Tim Dinkel 14 and Jeff Drake 13 for A-team. Urrutia 10 and Beaker eight for B-team. Schlager 11 and Grasser 9 for eighth grade.
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Indians Dominate Dodge City In Double Dual Meet
Ulysses Leoti High School wrestlers hosted a double dual, routing Dodge City 32-18 and Ulysses 54-9. Gilbert Hernandez and Leon Huerta led with pins and decisions across multiple weight classes, including 98 and 105 pounds, as Leoti and Ulysses secured decisive victories.
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Capitals Top Flyers 6 0 as Palmateer Shines
Washington defeats Philadelphia 6-0 for the first time in franchise history behind Mike Palmateer’s 44 saves and two goals from Jean Pronovost. Gary Green cautions perspective after the big win following a 5-2 loss at Capital Centre. The Isles blanked Chicago 9-0 while Quebec edged Hartford 6-5 and Buffalo drew Vancouver 3-3.
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