College basketball results by region show mixed wins and losses
East Amherst defeats Trinity 73 to 68 and Penn tops The Citadel 67 to 34 while Oregon State loses 56 50 to Temple and Villanova wins 67 62 over Niagara Holy Cross tops Connecticut 96 90 and SW Louisiana crushes Pan Amer ican 111 77 Navy prevails 69 45 and Lafayette 72 58 over Gettysburg Virginia 85 to Virginia Military while Louisiana Tech 81 63 over NW La Oklahoma 55 and Johns Hopkins loses 96 to Samford Ala Catholic Univ 102 96 in midweek action Notre Dame 82 72 over Valparaiso Chicago Loyola 92 88 over St Mary's Calif Missouri 84 75 over Purdue Oral Roberts 77 Idaho State 68 Ill Wesleyan 90 79 over Lakeland Wis Southwest Illinois State 81 67 over Arkansas Texas A M 67 Oklahoma St Northern Ariz 82 Athletes in Action 75 Colorado 97 Twane & St Martin's 89 and Lewis & Clark 73 in scattered games.
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Razorbacks fall to Illinois State in season opener
Arkansas shot 28 percent in the first half and trailed 50-28 at halftime as Illinois State beat the Razorbacks 81-67. Doug Collins led the Redbirds with 23 points and Martin Terry scored 29 for Arkansas. The game featured a brief stoppage after fans hurled paper cups at Illinois State coach and players.
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Big Ten Withdraws U S Olympic Committee Membership
The Big Ten conference at its winter meeting announced dropping its USOC membership, signaling initial grass roots support for the NCAA action. Commissioner Wayne Duke emphasized it is not a conference boycott and athletes and schools may still participate with Olympic activity.
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All America team named by AP for 1972
Southern California and Nebraska dominate the 1972 AP All America selections with Heisman winner Johnny Rodgers and Herbert Harper leading Nebraska. The 22 man squad features Hufnagel Penn State and Armstrong Purdue among backfield stars, plus Young Wood and several Oklahoma and Texas players. Rodgers set multiple NCAA and national records in season final stats.
All-America football team named for 1972 by AP
The Associated Press selects its 1972 All-America football team with players from USC Nebraska Ohio State Texas Alabama North Carolina Penn State Purdue Arizona State Oklahoma Baylor Nebraska Notre Dame Notre Dame Oregon Notre Dame and more. Notable names include Charles Young Johnny Rodgers John Hicks John Hannah Greg Pruitt Rich Glover Randy Gradishar John Skorupan Calvin Jones Brad Van Pelt and others across offense and defense positions.
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Brad van Pelt
Michigan State
John Hicks
Ohio State
Ron Rusnak
North Carolina
Roger Goree
Baylor
Greg Marz
Notre Dame
Derland Moore
Oklahoma
Randy Gradishar
John Skorupan
Penn State
Calvin Jones
Washington
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Texas
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Richard Wood
Southern California
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Senor
San Francisco
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Robert Popelka
Temple
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Owosso. Mich
All-Southland picks crown Tech and UTA leaders
Louisiana Tech and Texas Arlington dominated the 1972 All-Southland Conference football team as chosen by coaches. Tech carried an 11-0 record into the Grantland Rice Bowl with three players on offense and defense, while UTA had three offensive and two defensive selections. Notable honorees include defensive tackle Fred Dean and safety John Causey of Tech, and UTA’s Ernest Baptist earning his third straight honor.
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Pacers lead ABA Western Division in big win
The Indiana Pacers defeated the San Diego Conquistadors 124-112 to extend their ABA Western Division lead. Star players Darnell Hillman George McGinnis and Roger Brown sparked fast breaks as the Pacers built a 20 point edge late in the game. Other scores included Dallas over Denver 110-104 Utah over Carolina 119-108 Kentucky over Virginia 119-105 and New York beating Memphis 101-?.
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Hawks blank Kings as Esposito leads big Hawks win
Chicago's Tony Esposito posted a shutout in a 6-0 victory over Los Angeles, inching the Hawks atop the West. Dennis Hull scored twice as Montreal beat Minnesota 6-3 to extend its East lead. Lemaire scored twice to push his NHL goals tally to 24. Buffalo surprised New York, while Pittsburgh and California drew in a 4 4 tie in a night of NHL action.
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Su Nets acquire Pete Cross from Kings for $1,000 waiver
Seattle Supersonics acquire center Pete Cross from the Kansas City Omaha Kings for a $1,000 waiver price, returning Cross to the Sonics roster.
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Seattle Supersonics
National Basketball Association
Pete Cross
Kansas City Omaha Kings
SWC Opens Winter Meeting Faces Olympic Committee Withdrawal
The Southwest Conference opened its winter meeting with discussion of withdrawing from the U.S. Olympic Committee. The NCAA has quit the USOC and urged its 760 member colleges to skip fundraising for the 1976 Games. The Big Ten also withdrew. A 4 30 p.m. CST press conference was planned, with athletic directors and coaches meeting today before faculty and presidents join Friday and Saturday.
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Solunar Tables Schedule From Knight’s Tables
Solunar Periods are printed below from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan your days to fish during good periods or hunt in good cover to find the best sport each day offers.
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