Scores from college basketball games across the nation
Hope x7 Star Pro basketball East Navy 66, Temple 58 Bucknell 76, Colgate 52 Penn State 58, Duquesne 56 Harvard 102, Boston Univ. 92 Boston Coll. 78, St. Bonaventure 65 Amherst 100, Worcester Tech Penn. U. 54, St. Joseph's, Pa. Rochester 8, Cornell 79 St. John Fisher 90, Hobart 72 South Towson State 68, Catholic U. Uni. of SW Louisiana 111, Mercer 104 Vanderbilt 59, Mississippi 57 Va. Tech 98, William & Mary Norfolk St. 116, Fayetteville St. 93 Old Dominion 69, Madison , Midwest Indiana State 65, Occidental 74 Kansas State 68, Iowa 62 Akron Univ. 81, Ashland 64 Butler 06, West. Ky. 2, OT Ill. State 118, Winona St. 70 Parsons 9, Loras Illinois 74, Iowa State 60 Augusta 69, North Central $7 Southwest Arkansas 70, Georgia State 38 Brigham Young 98, Oklahoma St .New Mexico 68, New Mexico State 67 Corpus Christi 9, Texas A & M 96 Southern Colo. 4, East. N. Mex. 73 Far West San Jose St. 62, Nev.Reno 75 Pacific 76, Evansville 68 Nev.Las Vegas 61, Sub Forces Pac. 80.
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College basketball scores and overtime games
Golden State defeated Detroit 110 to 107 in a tight finish. Boston beat Phoenix 105 to 100. Atlanta won at New York 121 to 120 after overtime. Milwaukee edged Seattle 104 to 103 in overtime. No NBA games scheduled for Thursday.
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Padres stay in San Diego despite transfer rumors
San Diego Padres president and part owner Bavasi says the team will stay in San Diego amid speculation of a move to Washington, as Mayor Wilson notes community support is key. Attendance rose to a club record but remains below break even, while advertising panel conflicts loom. Financial problems and ownership pressures fuel ongoing uncertainty.
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Pete Wilson
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Iowa State prepares for Liberty Bowl against Georgia Tech
Iowa State players arrived in Memphis for the Liberty Bowl facing cold, snow and limited outdoor practice. The Cyclones, set to play Georgia Tech at Memphis Memorial Stadium, conducted workouts at Memphis State University and faced adjustments due to Ames winter conditions.
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Georgia Tech
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Commodores hold off Rebels for seventh straight win
Vanderbilt captures a 62 60 decision as Jan van Breda Kolff fuels the rally with early second half baskets. In other Top Twenty action, Penn edges St Joseph's 54 53 on Ron Haigler's late jumper, while No 8 Southwestern Louisiana tops Mercer 111 104 and No 20 Kansas State defeats Iowa 68 2. Dwight Lamar scores 35 for Louisiana, James Brown 36 for Harvard.
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Dolphins Near Perfect Season With 13-0 Start
The Miami Dolphins sit at 13-0 and on track for a perfect season as league stats place them atop total offense with 4,473 yards and total defense allowing 3,660 yards. They lead the AFC in rushing defense with 1,417 yards but rank second in pass defense and eighth in passing offense.
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Knee injuries loom large in pro football lives
A Dallas Cowboys scene highlights how knee injuries menacing players redefine careers. Danny Reeves, veteran multi role player, relates to Jimmy Johnson of the 49ers after a harsh knee collapse. Cowboys teammates like Bob Lilly express concern and solidarity as Johnson endures on-field pain and medical aid.
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Blanda Becomes Oldest Pro Football Player in Modern Era
Oakland’s George Blanda, nearing 41, says he is not sensitive about being called old as he prepares to start against the Chicago Bears. He notes he’s been oldest on every team since 1968 and cherishes the chance to play. Ben Agajanian was 45 at his final game in 1964, while John Nesser remains the oldest listed by the Hall of Fame for the 1921 NFL season.
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Razorbacks Downed Panthers 99 70 in Fayetteville Showdown
In Fayetteville Arkansas, the Razorbacks blanked Georgia State 99 to 70. Leading Arkansas, Dean Tolson scored 23 points, followed by Jody Bass with 16 and 12 from Walker Atrice for Georgia State.
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Georgia State
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Tone de
Dean Tolson
Jody Bass
Wakler Atrice
Berra and Butkus Nominated for Amateur Golf Ban
Yogi Berra and Dick Butkus joined about 150 sports stars on the USGA Who's Not Who list, losing amateur status by playing for prize money. The roll includes Hank Aaron Johnny Bench Bob Gibson and Tom Seaver among others. The annual two man team tournament in Puerto Rico February 24 offers 30 000 in prize money with options to donate or refuse payment. Tom Seaver and Deacon Jones are among the notable names on the list.
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Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Bob Gibson
Cardinals
Tom Seaver
Mets
Knee injuries rise with artificial turf concerns
The report notes how artificial turf may contribute to knee injuries as players land on the unyielding surface. It cites San Diego receiver Jerry Levins and Dallas players as examples, detailing how initial pain subsides after icing but lasting damage remains, with Reeves' ankle also mentioned.
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Jerry Levins
San Diego
Solunar Tables and Fishing Timing Plan
Solunar Periods schedule from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guides the best fishing and hunting times. The text notes Seat Zw Wien fe SN Win aes ect Ain RAEN Sy Wak to and urges planning days to fish in good territory and hunt in good cover during these periods.
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Richard Alden Knight
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