College Basketball Results From Sunday Across Regions
East games include Hunter 85 over Yeshiva 71 and Medgar Evers 60. South Maryland 87 over NC State 80. Midwest Brown 76 over Yale 69 and Bucknell 76 over Upsala 58. West confronts Washington 98 over California 96 and UCLA 83 over Oregon State 71.
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Trinity Salisbury wrestling match rescheduled tonight
The Trinity and Salisbury wrestling meet is set for a makeup date that has not yet been announced. No new date is firm at this time and plans depend on venue and scheduling confirmation.
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State beats Maryland after tough loss in prior game
North Carolina State struggles early but Carr heats up with a late 15 point burst. Maryland fights to protect its edge aided by Gibson's key baskets and blocks. State builds momentum with a pressing defense downsizing Maryland’s lead but misses a final push.
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Quarterback Pisarkiewicz shines in Senior Bowl thriller
Missouri quarterback Stan Pisarkiewicz led the North to a 27 24 win over the South in Mobile Alabama tossing 14 and four yard TD passes to Tony Hill of Stanford in the final minutes. He still felt disappointment after missing MVP honors awarded to Rice quarterback Tommy Kramer.
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Pro Cage Scores and Sunday NBA Results
Sunday results show Boston over Buffalo 109 106 and Cleveland 114 over Washington 107 Indiana 80. New York Nets 73 edged Kansas City 106 Houston 94 over Milwaukee 111 Philadelphia 106 beat Denver 119 Chicago 99 over Golden State 4 New Orleans at Los Angeles 124 Detroit 118 Portland 150 San Antonio 113 Seattle 92 New Orleans 76.
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Vikings Rally Falls Short After Hendricks Intercept Sparks Raiders
Oakland improved to 19-0 thanks to a key Hendricks punt collision that jolted Minnesota awake. Tarkenton connected on multiple first-half passes but Aaron Brown’s 75 yard interception return and a late touchdown by Bob Lee sealed a Raiders win as Tarkenton left the game with 205 yards on 17 of 35 attempts.
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Midfield Felony For Vikes
The Oakland Raiders dominated the Minnesota Vikings 32 to 14 in Super Bowl XI at the Rose Bowl. The Raiders’ offense moved the ball with ease while Tarkenton and the Purple People Eaters struggled, ending Minnesota’s Super Bowl drought and shattering the NFC’s prestige.
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Prayer Hotline Advertisement Prompts Caller Notes
A brief church ad invites callers to state needs without names. It offers prayer and promises divine intervention, mentioning a phone line 454-4511 and a recorder to respond, emphasizing faith over personal identification.
Pate Aims to Win Majors After Phoenix Open Victory
Pro golf rookie Jerry Pate, coming off a playoff win in the Phoenix Open, sets a goal to do better than last year’s breakout season. He hopes to capture a major, especially the Masters, while recalling the pressure of a stellar rookie year.
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Pro Hockey Standings From Early Season Games
The standings show Philadelphia 6 over Los Angeles 1 and Montreal 7 over Washington 2. Pittsburgh trails Chicago 2 to Buffalo 4 and Toronto 2. Minnesota 3 beats Boston 1 while Vancouver 5 defeats St. Louis 2. Buffalo 7 loses to Cleveland 4 as Los Angeles 5 tops New York Boston 4. Chicago 2 falls to Buffalo 7.
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Steve Allen Revives Talk Show With Dead Guests
Steve Allen unveils Meeting of Minds a PBS program where deceased figures such as Cleopatra Thomas Aquinas Roosevelt and Darwin participate as his guests. The six 60 minute episodes aim to entertain and provoke thinking while highlighting thinkers and doers from history. The show debuts January 10 at 8 PM EST with actors portraying the legendary figures.
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