Two Kings lead SEC clash in Alabama rout over Mississippi
Alabama, led by Reginald King who scored 0 points but helped the team to a 101-48 win over Mississippi, strengthened its SEC standing. Bernard King paced Tennessee with 31 points in a 92-42 victory over Florida, aiding the Vols’ conference title push. Kentucky remained idle as top-20 results included Arkansas and Memphis State wins, while Duke extended a 10-game streak.
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Wisdom of draft questioned by Expos scout in January draft
Danny Menendez of the Montreal Expos questions the value of the January winter draft and favors merging it with June. Scouts call the January draft weak with no standout prospects, while predicting quality peaks in June as players finish school. The legal shield of baseball's antitrust exemption is under renewed scrutiny in Congress.
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College Basketball Scores From Monday AP Update
Army edged Scranton 72 67 in overtime Hofstra defeated Niagara 73 70 Alabama led Mississippi 101 88 while Arkansas State beat NW Louisiana 76 75 Auburn beat Georgia 71 Duke topped Lafayette 93 Tennessee State won 67 over Western Kentucky Georgia Tech 74 Georgia State Jackson State 80 Grambling 70 Jacksonville 68 South Florida 39 Memphis State 78 over Tulane 64 Tennessee State 92 Morris Brown 80 Virginia Military 74 Appalachian State 105 Western Carolina 105 N Carolina A&T 60 William and Mary 71 Virginia Creighton 63 Cleveland State 60 Dayton 83 Youngstown 59 Illinois State 74 Nowa 61 Indiana State 90 Butler 47 Missouri 84 San Diego State 69 S Illinois Evansville postponed due to snow Wisconsin Green Bay 73 Northern Illinois 60 Arkansas 60 Texas Tech 38 Baylor 9 Texas Christian 74 Fort Worth Texas St 62 Texas A&M 73 Wichita State 72 Oklahoma City Far West Puget Sound 51 California Irvine 64 Colorado 64 Adams State 53 Utah State 80 Ae gis 69 New Mexico 76 Western State }
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AP Top College Basketball Poll Shuffles With Dons, Wildcats Rising
Arkansas sits 16th as San Francisco holds No 1 followed by Kentucky at No 2 and Cincinnati sliding to third after limited action. Six teams earn first place votes in the AP poll released Monday. The Dons toppled Michigan for the top spot last week. Kentucky rises on two SEC wins over Georgia and Vanderbilt. Cincinnati drops to third after a 61-46 win over Temple. Also noted are late-season fishing honors and state club trophies in Prescott.
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AP Top Twenty college basketball poll preview
The AP Top Twenty lists the season rankings with first place votes in parentheses, showing each team’s record and total points. It provides the scoring breakdown and overall standings for the period.
Jaworski vows never to play for Rams again
Ron Jaworski says he will be a free agent after disillusionment with the Rams. He criticizes the LA press and notes Pat Haden and James Harris shared quarterback duties, while revealing a $700,000 offer and a $29,700 1976 salary after a 10 percent option cut.
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Hogs springboard to SWC title after Tech win
Arkansas, ranked 16th, beat Texas Tech 60 53 as coach Eddie Sutton called the victory a springboard toward the Southwest Conference crown. Sidney Moncrief scored 23 points, SMU beat Rice, Baylor overwhelmed Texas Christian, and Texas topped Texas A&M as league play continued.
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Junior Olympic Boys Mini Division Opens at Fair Park Coliseum
The Friday night opening featured Spears Carpet beating Huff Construction 34 17 with Roderick Turner scoring 16 points and Clifford Bradley nine. Hope Builders defeated Russells Curb Market 41 14 led by Gary Childress with 18. Tex-Ark Joist beat Dairy Queen 24 14 as Clint Holston scored eight for the winners. standings are listed.
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Solunar Tables and Hunting Hours Guide
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables guide readers to plan fishing and hunting around peak activity times. The schedule emphasizes choosing days with strong sport potential by aligning plans with moon and sun cycles.
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