Matte Colts: Smash Dallas in the Playoff Tilt
Tom Matte fueled the Baltimore Colts in a 36-3 playoff win over the Dallas Cowboys in Miami. Matte passed 7 of 17 for 105 yards with two touchdowns to Jimmy Orr, while John Mackey set up the first score on an 87-yard catch. Coach Don Shula praised Matte’s leadership as the Colts avenged late-season struggles.
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Associated Press
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Gary Cuozzo
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Colt
Don Meredith
Danny Villanueva
Dagard
Jerry Logan
Hayes
Logan
Jerry Hill
Hill
John Mackey
Lenny Moore
Guernsey Teams Sweep Bodcaw In Basketball Action
The Guernsey Blue Devils won two of three games at Bodcaw Friday night. Junior girls lost 45 to 27 with Adams scoring 22 and B Miller 18. Junior boys dominated 54 to 17 as Hoover led Bodcaw with 10. Senior boys beat Bodcaw 75 to 62 with McIver 19 and Matterly 12. Guernsey hosts two Hope teams Tuesday.
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Hoover
Griffin
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McRoy
Bodeaw
McIver
Matterly
Badgers
Merrill Blosser
Gurdon Triumphs In Yerger Invitational Finals
In the Yerger Invitational final stages Gurdon won the senior boys title, beating McRae 55 to 31 after a strong start. Okolona swept the senior girls and junior boys titles, defeating Yerger and McRae respectively. Semi finals showed McRae’s narrow win over Verger and scores detailed the tournament’s early rounds.
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Okolona
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Carol Worton
Baby Tigers
Bobcats Stunned by Smackover Buckaroos in District Showdown
Smackover Buckaroos upset the Hope Bobcats 54 to 45 as Hope’s cold shooting and smothering defense by Smackover limited scoring. Dennis Ramsey led all with 19 for Smackover while Bobby McGill and Ing ram paced Hope with 7 and 5 respectively, leaving Hope 0-2 in district play.
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Ronnie Ingram
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Larry May
College basketball scores sweep across many games
The Associated Press recap lists numerous college results from major conferences with teams such as St Joseph's, Columbia, Harvard, Princeton, Penn, Yale, Army, Duke, North Carolina, Kentucky, UCLA, USC, and many others. Highlights include close finishes and outbursts like Davidson 105 over Western Virginia 79, Tennessee 102 over Mississippi 55, and Illinois 98 over Indiana 84, among others. The report also includes late entries from regional matches and a brief note on boxing results.
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Hometown Honors Twins Manager Mele Delayed By Illness
A hometown dinner honoring Sam Mele, manager of the Minnesota Twins, was postponed due to illness. Mele, treated for phlebitis in his left leg, is at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston, with plans for the event next month if his health allows. Cincinnati 126, Baltimore 115.
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Minnesota Wins
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Rupp Seems to Have Another Fine Cage Crop
Adolph Rupp, long time Kentucky coach and Agricultural Hall of Fame official, again builds a top basketball squad with a 10-0 start and two seniors among a strong lineup. Kentucky eyes Vanderbilt then Georgia as Duke and others push at the top, amid a year of high hopes for the Wildcats.
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