Hope Basketball Falls Short in Nashville Invitational Final
Nashville kept the host Scrappers dominant as Hope fell 42-39 after a 64-47 win over Prescott. Jerry Walker led Hope with 28 points over the two games, while Aacon Shepherd added 13 against Nashville and Rupert Purifoy top-scored for the Wolves. Hope, to face Springhill next, seeks momentum after the tournament setback.
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Prescott
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Walker
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All Hope
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Ira Scott
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Rupert Purifoy
Springhill
Solunar Times From Knight Tables Noted for Outdoor Plans
Solunar periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables guide anglers and hunters to plan fishing or hunting to maximize chances of finding the bossyert each day. The schedule highlights periods considered peak in good territory.
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Richard Alden Knight
Colts Bears win berth in NFL playoff chase
Bruce Lowit reports Chicago earned a berth with Bob Thomas’s 28 yard field goal in a biting overtime win over the Giants. Baltimore’s bid faltered after an eventful late stretch as Indianapolis surged with Bert Jones three TD passes to seal a 30-24 win. Minnesota clinched the NFC Central with Detroit, while Washington beat Los Angeles and Miami kept faint hopes alive.
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Huskers and Tar Heels clash in Liberty Bowl showdown
Nebraska and North Carolina, two I formation teams featuring Hollingsworth Hipp for Nebraska and Amos Lawrence for UNC, meet in the Liberty Bowl with Nebraska favored by a touchdown. UNC, ACC champion, finished 8-2-1. Nebraska 8-3. Playoff implications loom across NFL results and league standings.
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Weekend sports wrap with scores and playoffs
Saturday and Sundays results across football basketball and hockey feature numerous NFL scores including Washington over Los Angeles and Chicago over New York Giants, NBA results with Phoenix narrow win over Houston and Seattle’s OT thriller over Washington, plus NHL Wales and Campbell conference standings and recent exhibition and college results with notable players and teams across leagues.
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Hockey Capitals recall Bernie Wolfe from Hershey
The Washington Capitals recall goalie Bernie Wolfe from Hershey in the American Hockey League. College notes name changes include New Mexico State naming Gil Krueger as head football coach. Princeton appoints Frank Navarro as head football coach and Washington State names Jim Walden as head football coach.
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Hershey
NEW Mexico State
Gil Krueger
Princeton
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