Weekend NBA Scores and ABA Standings Snapshot
Recap of Saturday NBA results including New York 107 over Detroit 93 and Milwaukee 135 over Golden State 108. Sunday buses show Boston 120 over Milwaukee 96 and Golden State 101 over Chicago 96. ABA East standings list Carolina 43 18 and Kentucky 38 22 with other teams close behind.
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Milwaukee
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Cleveland
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Phoenix
Seattle
Portland
National Basketball Association
Virginia
Kentucky
Carolina
Utah
Indiana
Dallas
Memphis
College scores roll across multiple games
A barrage of college results shows South Kentucky State 82 over Central State Ohio 53 and North Carolina State 118 to Georgia Tech 94, Virginia 104 over Wake Forest 73, LSU 72 over Alabama 70, Davidson 85 over The Citadel 75, North Carolina 84 over Clemson 69, Tennessee 93 over Mississippi State 76, Virginia Tech 102 over N. Illinois 89, Vanderbilt 87 over Georgia 52, Austin Peay 96 over East Kentucky 88, Florida 76 over Auburn in OT, Marshall 106 over Oral Roberts 103 in OT, Houston 82 over SW Louisiana 80, North Texas State 64 over New Mexico State 63, Arizona 81 over Texas El Paso 78, Texas A&M 108 over Arkansas 82, Texas 77 over Texas 0 Baylor 64, Texas Tech 64 over SMU 59, TCU 72 over Rice 71, S F Austin 96 over Angelo State 90, Sam Houston 96 over Sul Ross 75, Arkansas 72 over Southern St 67, South Carolina 75 over St Bonaventure 74, Manhattan 94 over Hofstra 82, Penn St 73 over Navy 53, St John’s N.Y. 78 over Fordham 73, Penn 81 over Cornell 52, Princeton 82 over Columbia 54, Providence 102 over Rhode Island 81, Texas A&M 108 over Arkansas 82, McNeese 81 over Arkansas State, Arkansas Baptist 95 over Mississippi Industrial 94, Arkansas Pine Bluff 90 over Rist 70, Arkansas College 72 over Southern State 67. District 28 Senior Boys at Harrison Valley Springs 63 over Flippin 42. Final.
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N.Y
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Tulsa
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San Francisco
Kansas State
Colorado
Marshall
Oral Roberts
Gould breaks 17 minutes in 1500 at Australian nationals
Shane Gould, last Olympiad triple medalist in Munich, became the first woman to break 17 minutes for 1500 meters with a 16 57.9 at the Australian national championships. Other brief results include Palmer winning desert classic, Whitworth defeating Carner in Naples, and Milburn setting a 13.3 indoor hurdling mark.
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Adelaide
Australia
Shane Gould
Munich
Palm Desert
Calif
Arnold Palmer
Naples
Fla
Kathy Whitworth
JoAnn Carner
Philadelphia
Stan Smith
America
Bob Lutz
Worldustralia
Margarier
Woman writers face gatekeeping in sports press
A 1970s-era critique argues that women fight for equal access in sports media, citing cases from Stephanie Salter and Bernice Gera to Lynda Fillmore and Robyn Smith. It notes past sexism in press boxes and locker rooms, showcases female pioneers, and links rights to career choice and equality, with nods to historical figures and shifts in attitudes.
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Kaine
Sheila Moran
New York Post
Jerry Quarry
Joan Ryan
NEA
Washington Star - News
America
Robyn Smith
Mary Ann Evans
Silas Marner
George Eliot
Amandine Lucie
George Sand
Thomas Jefferson
Martha
New York Baseball Writers
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Tigers unveil new play the walkout in basketball
Clemson Tigers coach notes a novel play the walkout in basketball as part of opponent surprises. The Associated Press reports Ken Rappoport describes the concept as a new tactic beyond familiar picks and rolls. A player describes the idea in brief remarks.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Clemson Tigers
Ladycats fall in semifinals ending 20 4 season
Hope Ladycats see their strong season end with a 50 41 district semifinal loss to Nashville Scrapperettes. Six seniors finish their Hope careers as the team ends with an overall 20 4 record.
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Ricky Fawcett
Star Sports
Hope Ladycat
Nashville Scrapperettes
Ladycats
Hope
Janet McCain
Betty Honeycutt
Judy Reyenga
Carol Hobson
Bonnie Willis
Nashville
Scrapperettes
Foreman
Stephens
Ouachita Baptist University
English Dancer Topped Oaklawn Feature Field At Hot Springs
English Dancer the likely favorite in Oaklawn Park's 7 1 2 furlong feature for four year olds and up with 118 pounds ridden by Reuben Martinez. Movie Man from Dan Lasater and trainer David Vance looms strong at 112 pounds after recent Liberty Bell form. The King Cotton Handicap highlighted Prince Astro's 1 03 5 clocking in 54 furlongs, paying 49 17 80 7 20.
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Hot Springs, Ark
W.F. Lucas
English Dancer
Oaklawn Park
Reuben Martinez
Movie Man
Dan Lasater
David Vance
Liberty Bell
Louis Spindler
Prince Astro
Hook It Up
Staunch Avenger
Danny Whited
Oaklawn
Celtics rout Bucks in rapid decisive win
Boston surged past Milwaukee 120-96 as Havlicek Cowens and Silas sparked a fast break. Bucks tired after five games in six days. Kareem Abdul Jabbar led Milwaukee with 25 points as Celtics locked the game with a 35 point third period.
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Havlicek
Cowens
Silas
Bucks
Karrem Abdul- Jabbar
Colonels rally past Pacers in Gilmore big night
Artis Gilmore dominated with 24 points and 26 rebounds to lift Kentucky over Indiana 97-87 in ABA action. Gilmore and Mike Gale sparked a late Kentucky surge after Indiana led 67-59 in the third. Other ABA results included Memphis 119-97 over New York and Denver 117-108 over Carolina. NBA scores also listed.
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Associated Press
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Artis Gilmore
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Gilmore
Kentucky
Billy Keller
George McGinnis
Mike Gale
Colonels
Solunear Tables Schedule From Richard Aiden Knight
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed below comes from Richard Aiden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan your days to fish in ripe territory or hunt in good cover during these times to find the best sport each day offers.
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Richard Aiden Knight
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