College basketball results from several matchups
East Long Island U defeated CCNY 64 to 53. Drew led Bloomfield past Buffalo St 58 to 78 and Oneonta fell 66 to 50. South Carolina William & Mary edged Ga Tech 63 to 00. Louisville beat Navy 68 and La Tech 87 over Southern Miss 66. Norfolk St 88 beat Old Dominion unknown score. Virginia Tech 67 beat Ohio St 62. Penn St 49 defeated Kent St 44. Dayton 106 over Auburn 63. Ohio U 9 defeated Chicago Loyola 88 to 86. Creighton 86 over Santa Clara 73. Northwestern 100 over West Illinois 89. Oklahoma City 9 beat California Tenn Tech 73. Ball St 68 over Grand Wall St 79. St. Jos Ind 78 defeated East Illinois 85. Kansas St 61 defeated East Illinois 61.
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Bruins and Bobkittens sweep Bradley pair in basketball
Hope B Bruins defeated Bradley Senior Bears 65 47 while the Bobkittens beat Bradley Junior Cubs 48 33. Gary Mitchell sparked a 4–0 run for Hope, finishing with 20 points as Marshall Scott led all scorers with 22 and Mike Hobson added 16. Bradley’s James Tromell had 12 points. Tonight the Ladycats and Bobcats meet Prescott.
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Utah Stars Jump Dallas in ABA Victory
Utah Stars defeated Dallas 146 to 126, jumping to a 22 5 early lead and 33 7 after first quarter. Willie Wise led with 32 points, Jimmie Jones 23, Glen Combs 22 with four threes. Team stretched eight straight wins, narrowing gap to Western Division lead.
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Archibald powers Kings past Trail Blazers in 113 98 win
Nate Archibald led the Kansas City Omaha Kings with 30 points and 15 assists to beat the Portland Trail Blazers 113 98. Portland dropped to 11 losses in 12 games as coach Bob Cousy praised the defense and noted a late second half surge.
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Georgia Tech Wins Liberty Bowl In Hard Fought Finish
Georgia Tech defeats Iowa State 31-30 in the Liberty Bowl in Memphis. Jim Stevens, starting as third-string QB, throws three TDs and is named the outstanding player before Tech’s 7-4-1 season finish. Stevens hoped to be No. 2 behind Eddie McAshan, who was suspended late in the regular season.
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Maryland Trails UCLA in AP Basketball Poll
UCLA leads the AP college basketball poll with 880 points after a 98-67 win over California Santa Barbara. Maryland is second with 662 points, followed by Marquette and NC State, as Princeton’s upset elsewhere reshapes the top rankings. John Wooden was released from hospital after heart treatment.
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Razorback fund audit ordered by legislative panel
Two men were sent to the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville to audit the Razorback Fund. Legislative Auditor Orval M. Johnson said the audit was requested by State Sen. Virgil T. Fletcher of Benton, who chairs the Legislative Joint Auditing Committee, noting the fund had not been previously audited.
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Halftime Show Evolution From Fireworks to Flying Acts
Washington column surveys the growing spectacle trend in sports halftime displays. It cites Bill Veeck’s baseball fireworks, Art Modell’s football doubleheaders, Harvard band mishaps, German shepherd police demos, and aerial stunts including hot air balloons. The piece anticipates broader, televised extravaganzas shaping American sport culture.
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Fry named new coach at North Texas State University
The Associated Press reports Fry will succeed Rod Rust as head football coach at North Texas State University in Denton Texas. Fry, former SMU coach with a 74 year final season, arrives after SMU bid for Purdue job failed. He may bring Mustang staff and will face SMU on 1974 schedule. Rust's final season yielded one win.
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Bullet Bob Hayes Faces Bench Uncertainty in Cowboys Playoff
Dallas receiver Bullet Bob Hayes complains of bench unease as he awaits starting duties for the NFC showdown with San Francisco. He won’t know if he will start until game day, after being surprised by a prior late-season lineup decision. Hayes cites missed touchdowns and focus as key issues while planning talks with management after the season.
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Pro football coaching upheaval hits NFL for 1973 season
Eight teams travel to seek Super Bowl glory as coaches face firings and contract decisions. Ed Khayat and Bob Hollway are dismissed, Joe Paterno linked to Patriots rumors, and Alex Webster renews a one year deal with the Giants while Weeb Ewbank announces 1973 as his final season with the Jets. Playoff games start with Oakland at Pittsburgh and Cleveland at Miami, then Green Bay at Washington and Dallas at San Francisco.
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Solunear Tables and Solunar Fishing Schedule
The schedule of Solunar Periods drawn from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guides daily timing for peak fishing and hunting activity. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport.
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