Pro Cage Standings and Weekend Pro Games
The WA pro cage standings show Houston 173 and Atlanta 107, Cleveland 124 and Phoenix 124 in double overtime, Seattle 129 and New Orleans 202. Weekend games include Houston at Atlanta and Chicago at New York with other matchups across the league. The ABA WoL Pet standings list Denver 19 games with 5.792 winning percentage and New York at 667 3 Tadiana 18 10 B15.
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Cleveland
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Chicago
New York
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Buffalo
Kansas City
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Quebec
Bison Girls Defense Stifles Wildcats for Win
Westchester tight man to man and triangle zone limited Culler and Silver as Central’s Linda Lee led with 23 points. Wildcats 18 points from Culler and 13 from Silver. Beaten by Central 5-2 season. injuries hampered Westchester’s push. Boise State cancels South America trip due to Argentina unrest.
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Westchester
Bison Girls
Wildcats
Pat Hester
Gayle
Culler
Lillie
Silver
Jeanie Meisky
Sandra Harrington
Linda Lee
Julie Randle
Brown
Jerry Coble
Central
Don Farlow
Sarah Myatt
Boise, Idaho
Boise State University
South America
Argentina
Kentucky Takes Hall For A Ride
The 20th ranked Kentucky Wildcats edged Georgia Tech 66 64 after a second half slide in the Kentucky Invitational at Lexington Coach Joe Hall criticized the team for emotional lapses and warned of a tougher game against Oregon State later tonight The nightcap saw Oregon State defeat Arizona State 87 83 to set the finals with Kentucky The news roundup covers several holiday tournaments including Indiana Classic Big Sun Cable Car Classic Volunteer Classic and others across the country with multiple ranked teams and close finishes.
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Jess
Kentucky Wildcats
Joe Hall
Hall
Lexington
Wildcats
Georgia Tech
Oregon State
Arizona State
Kentucky
Indiana
Georgia
Virginia Tech
Oregon
el Paso
Michigan
Southern Ilinois
Miami
Ohio
Princeton
Ann Arbor
Mississippi State
Dayton
Long Beach State
Washington State
Kansas
Yale
LaSalle
Texas A&m
Lawrence
Kan
Nebraska
University of Pacific
New Mexico State
Denver
Las Cruces
Nlm
Arkansas State
Hardin-Simmons
Northeast Louisiana
South Alabama
Jonesboro
Ark
Timekeeping causes controversy in Blue-Gray All-Star game
In Montgomery Alabama the Blue-Gray Classic saw a late 51 yard TD by Steve Myer of New Mexico lift the North to a 18-51 victory over the South amid a disputed timekeeping change shortened the first quarter and sparked complaints from South players.
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Montgomery
Ala
New Mexico
Steve Myer
Bill Moseley
Scott Gardner
Virginia
Minnesota
Dexter Pride
Myer
Bill Singler
Stanford
Phil Rogers
Virginia Tech
Bubba Hicks
Baylor
Gardner
Grant Teaff
San Diego State
Craig Penrose
Jack Christiansen
Connors Wins Davis Cup Match for U.S. Victory
In Mexico City the United States Davis Cup team split its opening matches with Mexico. Jimmy Connors edged Marcelo Lara in a five set duel to give the U.S. the first win. Captain Tony Trabert praised the performance and forecast a U.S. win in the best of five North American Zone finals.
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Mexico City
United States
Mexico
Tony Trabert
Jimmy Connors
U.S
Marcelo Lara
Ray Ramirez
Brian Gottfried
Yves Lamaitre
Trabert
Connors
Gottfried
Erik Vat Dillen
Dick Stockton
Lamaitre
Ramirez
Lara
Czechs Swedes Stage Even Davis Cup Final Start
In Stockholm Bjorn Borg set a Davis Cup single match record by beating Jiri Hrebec 6-1 6-3 6-0, but Jan Kodes rebounded to defeat Ove Bengtsson 4-6 6-2 7-5 6-4, tying the series at 2-2 as the first all European final in 49 years began.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Bjord Borg
Jan Kodes
Borg
Jiri Hrebec
Kodes
Ove Bengston
Inall
Britain
Hugh Doherty
Lennart Bergelin
Hrebec
Western Guilford Keeps Unbeaten Record with Key Win
Western Guilford defeated Southern Guilford 79-86 to remain undefeated, with four Hornets scoring in double figures and a 38-29 halftime lead. Southern Guilford also had four players reach double digits but could not match the larger team’s scoring surge. Joey Hackett led Western Guilford with 19 points.
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Greensboro
Western Guilford
Southern Guilford
Hornets
Western
Joey Hackett
Indians
Andre Dixon
East girls keep lead in decisive win
East's girls led the game from start to finish as North's foul trouble and low free throw accuracy hampered the visitors. Cleer scored eight points while Terry Leonard topped North with 16, and the girls' team record fell to 1-?.
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Black
Cleer
Terry Leonard
North
East
Trinity Asheboro to 4-2 routs Bulldogs in high scoring game
The Comets jump to early leads and roll to a 61-15 halftime, dominating Trinity as Bob Hovey scores 25 and Robin Folp adds 16. Trinity sinks 28 of 36 free throws while the Bulldogs convert just four of seven.
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Asheboro
Comets
Bulldogs
Trinity
Tao
Bob Hovey
Comet
Robin Folp
Page Girls Fall To Tigers In Early Christmas Battle
Coaches Hawkins and Flynn discuss lineup troubles and improvement as Page faces Rankins and Page in a hard fought game. Players Harper Vance and Hingleton cited as fouls and changes caused by early disqualifications. Linda McClellan scores 15 for the Tigers and Vicki McLean adds 12 as Ragsdale dominates after a 16 point first quarter lead.
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Gary Hingleton
David Harper
Mike Johnson
Steve Vance
Harper
Vance
Hawkins
Steve
Rankins
Judy Flynn
Page
Ragsdale
Linda McClellan
Tigers
Vicki McLean
Thomasville girls cruise past Lexington with big win
Thomasville dominated Lexington 61 to 4 as they built a 36 to 14 halftime lead and rested play in the final periods. Dihan Jones scored 18 points to lead all players, with Betty Kirkland adding 14.
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Heir
Lexington Girls
Thomasville
Dihan Jones
Betty Kirkland
Playoff Plan Set In ABA Amid Division Collapse
The American Basketball Association outlines a revised playoff format after divisions dissolve due to three team losses. Commissioner Dave DeBusschere says the quarter finals will start with a best of three series between the fourth and fifth placed teams in the seven club Teague division. The league also discusses expansion for next season despite recent shrinkage.
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NEW York
American Basketball Association
ABA
Dave DeBusschere
Patton Mixed Emotions Ahead of Citadel Clash
East Carolina coach Dave Patton expresses mixed feelings about the upcoming Southern Conference game at The Citadel against the Bulldogs. He notes the tough venue, recalls last year’s win there, and cites the Pirates 1-1 in league play and 2-4 overall while The Citadel sits 2-3 overall with no conference wins. Richmond and Davidson also play nonconference games, with other conference teams idle.
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Associated Press
East Carolina
Dave Patton
Hii Pirates
Citadel
Bulldogs
Patton
Pirates
Virginia Military
ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Board of Aldermen
Cardinals
Albert Villa
Villa
A and T Meet In Aggies Holiday Classic Final
Jackson State enters with a 44 record to face host North Carolina A&T for the Aggies Holiday Basketball Classic title. Purvis Short and Alphonso Smith powered Jackson State to a 114-95 win over Elizabeth City State as A&T upset North Carolina Central 119-117.
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N.C
Jackson State
North Carolina A&t
Aggies
Purvis Short
Alphonso Smith
Tiger
Elizabeth City
North Carolina Central
Short
A &7
Smith
Tigers
A&t Aggies
James Sparrow
Sinclair Colbert
Ray Perry
N.C. Central
Floyd Monroe
Eagles
Pro Hockey Standings and Schedules Highlight NHL Play
AP hockey standings show Montreal at California and New England 4 2 with Pittsburgh trailing. Schedules list Montreal at Vancouver Detroit at Los Angeles and Minnesota at Kansas City among other matchups across conferences.
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Chicago
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Kansan City
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Boston
New York Rangers
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