Big Eight Cage Club Ranked Jayhawks Move into Top Twenty
The Associated Press poll shows Kentucky remains No 1 after beating Navy and Duke to extend its unbeaten run. UCLA slides to runner-up, New Mexico State falls to seventh, while South Carolina rises to third and North Carolina to fourth. Ohio University jumps to fifth with wins over Indiana, and Houston climbs to eighth after a 17 -78 win over USC. Notre Dame clears to the head of the Second Ten after a Kansas loss.
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Houston
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Gator Bowl lookahead as Vols face Florida on grass
Tennessee coach Doug Dickey said ten days of practice on a chewed Fletcher High School field will not hinder his team in the Gator Bowl against Florida. He praised backs Curt Watson and Don McLeary and noted the Vols must protect against injury. Florida coach Ray Graves fears Tennessee linemen can power run at them while noting Reaves to Alvarez is clicking and Florida’s defense must counter.
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Florida Gators
Ray Graves
Bowling stars shine as Hafliger leads 211 in Garden Bowl action
Hafliger rolls 211 high game and 520 high series for Spencer's Market while Garden Bowl hosts Sunflower League week 18 1989 action. Wheatbelt League sees Hibbing 213 in 18th week. Coca-Cola leads with 2,938 top team series and 1,065 team game by Eagles Lodge. other high marks include Crage 460 series for Honay Boos and Hopefuls posting 584 team game.
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Coca-Cola
Mary Landgraf
Larks Lead HPC Race in Preseason Basketball Standings
Sublette leads the High Plains Conference with an all-winning record after four non-league wins. Key players include John Hayshan, Dale Mills, Mike Malone, and Larry Davis for Sublette, while Syracuse and Holcomb struggle to start the season. The circuit features strong showings from Cimarron, Johnson, and Lakin, with league play set to begin after New Year’s break.
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Arkie) Morris
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College Scores From Various Colleges and Matches
College scores show Army 68 Maine 42 and American U 92 Syracuse 88. Ohio St 87 Tulane 74. Vanderbilt 103 Harvard 60. Georgia Tech 97 Samford 76. Florida St 79 Louisville 69. Dartmouth 77 Memphis St 14. Providence 79 DePaul 78. Tulsa 101 Bradley 78. Drake 78 Marquette 67. Minnesota 51 Nebraska 74. Indiana St 68 Western Michigan 64. Southwest Houston 78 Long Beach St 69. Pan American 78 North Carolina 99. Rice 87 Oklahoma 85. Las Vegas 91 Texas St 98. Stephen F. Austin 109 East Texas State 86. Denver 73 Brigham Young 56. Utah 117 Michigan 102. LSU 176 Oregon State 68. California 83 New Mexico 79. Santa Clara 102 Fresno Cal.
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Record $399 Million Wagered in Jersey
New Jersey state tracks saw a record 399.3 million dollars wagered in 1989, the seventh straight year of gains. Commission Chairman Thomas J. Brogan noted a seven million dollar rise over 1988 across three thoroughbred tracks and two harness venues.
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Rams Gear Up For Cold Weather Clash With Vikings
Los Angeles Rams fly to Minnesota for a Western Conference NFL playoff showdown against the Vikings. Equipment chief Don Hewitt orders specialized cold weather gear including four shoe types with suction cups and ice adaptations, hand and foot warmers, and thermal underwear to withstand expected subfreezing conditions.
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Packers Horn Packets Fire Up New Era in Packerland
NEW YORK AP Don Horn’s five touchdown passes and 410 yards on 22 completions in 33 attempts capped Green Bay’s 45 28 season finale win over St Louis He tied the club record with five TD passes and surpassed Tobin Rote’s 385 yard mark from 1951 earning AP offensive player of the week honors The rookie from San Diego State took over when Bart Starr was sidelined by injury and delivered a performance to mark a shift in Packerland with a high scoring triumph.
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Cecil Isbell
Bob Greene
Shocker Whiz Leads Valley Scoring Pace
Wichita State guard Greg Carney tops the Missouri Valley Conference scoring race after three weeks, scoring 73 points in three games to raise his average to 24.2 a game. He also shoots 90.6 percent from the line, with Don Holcomb slipping to fifth at 21.6. Ard leads rebounds at 19 a game as Bradley leads team scoring and Memphis tops defense.
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Cougars continue to amaze fans in 76 69 win
Houston remains unbeaten and rises to No 8 after a 76 69 victory over Long Beach State. Top 20 action sees North Carolina move to No 4 with a 99 87 win over Rice, Davidson edge Georgia 74 72, and Jacksonville roll 103 64 over Harvard. Florida State and Louisville also lose, while LSU, Santa Clara, and Marquette win as Texas El Paso tops Clemson 90 82 in Sun Carnival action.
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Penn State Quarterback Charged After Fort Lauderdale Fight
Penn State quarterback Chuck Burkhart says the encounter with a critic of college football was one sided. Police charged Burkhart and Andrew Morse, 19, with fighting. Burkhart reports a bloody lip, while coach Joe Paterno defends his player's character amid the Orange Bowl lead up in Florida.
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John Farmer Leads Garden Bowl Night in 1969-70 Action
John Farmer rolled a high 230 in the Garden Bowl squad as the American League marked its 18th week of the 1969-70 season. Gerald Becker led Southwest Carpet and The team with a 602 series while Burtis Motors had a 909 game. Dairy Queen topped team series with 2,690 and Lottie Sperry posted 530 as the Cottonwood League reached its 17th week. Evgenne Crase led the same league with a 17, and J. W. Johnson Construction claimed 982 as top team series.
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Southwest
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Red’s
Smith Land Co
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Betty Schreibvogel
Prairie Belles League
J. Way Johnson
UCLA Assistant Joins Wisconsin as Head Coach
Johny Jardine, longtime UCLA football assistant and former Purdue linesman, was named head coach at Wisconsin by athletic director Elroy Hirsch. He vowed to quickly field a winning team after Wisconsin dismissed John Coatta following a 3-26-1 record over three seasons.
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