Russians win series in Las Vegas boxing meet
In Las Vegas Soviet boxers defeat the U S team 6 5 in a three round exhibition series as Ron Lyle of Denver wins by technical knockout after a disputed revival in a heavy fight. Larry Carlisle’s 156 pound KO sparks the Americans who win two other decisions during the card.
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Georgia Beats Mississippi Behind Cohen Free Throws
Georgia held a six point lead late as Barry Cohen drilled seven free throws in the final five minutes to seal an 88-80 win over Mississippi in a televised SEC game. Johnny Neumann scored 38 for Ole Miss, while Gino Gianfrancesco led Georgia with 25 points and Dick Toth added 20.
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Week's Cage Schedule Highlights Major College Games
The Associated Press lists a dense week of college basketball with numerous matchups. Notable games include Steubenville at St Francis, Princeton at Penn State, Oklahoma at Kansas State, Oregon at Washington, Michigan State at Notre Dame, and many more across Jan 25 to 31, featuring unbalanced travel and potential upsets across conferences.
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College Scores Wide NCAA Basketball Roundup
A long list of college basketball scores across the nation. Notable results include Florida State 4 Niagara 77, Duke or Saint Joseph’s Paw 74, Notre Dame 49 Texas Christian 44, and Virginia Tech 74 against Clem. William Mary 74. Several schools posted high point totals and close finishes amid a sprawling season update.
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Monarchs Dominate VMI 95 54 In Norfolk
Old Dominion, ranked 10th in the nation, bolted to a 45 21 halftime lead and beat Virginia Military Institute 95 54. Twardzik scored 20 and Skip Noble 18 for the Monarchs as VMI endured a 14th straight defeat.
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Mrs Nelsen Critical of Pro Football Risks
Mrs. Nelsen urges her Browns quarterback husband Bill to quit football citing knee surgeries and arthritis. She says she would miss the game but trusts his choice while noting fans underestimate the sport’s toll. the couple opposes elementary football yet supports their sons playing high school ball.
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McLain Seeks Fresh Start After Troubled Year
Washington AP reports baseball pitcher Dennis McLain seeks a reset after a chaotic 1989 and a turbulent season. McLain, once a 31-win standout, faced two suspensions by Commissioner Kuhn for association with a bookmaking venture, amid a life described as the darkest point.
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Morris College Beats Friendship 38-25 After Dispute
Morris College of Sumter defeated Friendship College of Rock Hill 38 to 25 Saturday night as Friendship coach Herman Harris walked off the floor with 1:40 left in the first half after disputing a call. Harris claimed officials erred when a Friendship player was knocked down.
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Johnson Wins Showboat Pro Bowling Tourney
Don Johnson of Akron Ohio defeated Barry Asher of Costa Mesa California to win the Showboat Invitational at Las Vegas with a 269 final. Asher finished 2nd with 223 after a six straight strikes run. Prize money totaled $43 240 for Johnson and 7 777 for Asher with other placements listed.
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Saints Trade Kilmer To Redskins For Draft Picks
The New Orleans Saints traded quarterback Billy Kilmer to the Washington Redskins for two undisclosed draft picks as they seek quarterback options. Kilmer, 31, started much of his four years with New Orleans, and the move clears the deck for this year’s draft with the Saints holding the No. 2 pick. Ohio State topped Minnesota 68-66 as Jim Cleamons and Lu Wittke led a late Buckeyes rally, Wittke scoring 22.
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