Week's Cage Schedule Up By The Associated Press
The Associated Press compiles a week of major college basketball games from January 18 to 24. The list includes Notre Dame at Duquesne, Temple at West Chester, Villanova at St Bonaventure, Iowa State at Kansas, and many more matchups across conferences with numerous interregional crossovers and doubleheaders.
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Tennessee Upsets No 10 Kentucky 75 71 in SEC clash
Tennessee. Knoxville. AP. Jimmy England scored 25 points guiding the Volunteers to a 75 71 victory over top ten Kentucky. Tennessee improves to 11 2 overall and 4 1 in the SEC, while Kentucky drops to 10 3. Dickie Johnston sparked late with six straight points, including crucial free throws in the final minute.
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Switzerland Skiers Win World Cup Race
Switzerland swept the Piz Nair downhill with Walter Tresch winning in 1:55.12 from start No. 39. World champion Bernhard Russi was second and Andreas Sprecher third as the home team placed six of the top ten. Americans Hank Kashiwa and Craig Schanholtzer led a strong U.S. showing with top finishes amid a snow-affected, partial sun day at St Moritz. The meet closes with a men’s slalom on Sunday replacing the Canceled Wengen races.
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Shortest Player In NBA Murphy No Longer Has Size Complex
Calvins says his height of 5-9 won’t stop him in the NBA as the San Diego Rockets guard Murphy proves by averaging 14.2 points and 202 assists through 47 games, while coach Newell hails him as a rookie of the year contender and notes his defense has improved despite height doubts.
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Reds Contract Offer Upsets Bobby Tolan
Cincinnati center fielder Bobby Tolan, coming off a torn Achilles and a league lead in steals, denounced a conditional Reds contract for 1971. He said he expected pay for last year’s performance and aimed for about $60,000, while Reds officials offered flexibility and urged him to skip spring training until June.
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Frisch Widow Ada Frisch Dies in Rhode Island
Ada E. Frisch 72 widow of former baseball great Frankie Frisch died Friday at Westerly Hospital Rhode Island AP reports.
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Citadel Edges VMI 66 64 In Overtime Thriller
Citadel rallyer Tommy Russell scores 66 64 overtime win over Virginia Military Institute after a late 10 point deficit. Russell adds key field goal and two free throws in extra period as Jerry Renfro and teammates push VMI comeback to force overtime. Final figures show Russell 17 points and Renfro leading VMI with 27.
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