Magnolia Panthers sweep Hope teams in trio of Tuesday games
Magnolia Panthers defeated Hope three times at Jones Field House. In the opener Magnolia’s B team beat the Bobcat B4 45 to 0. The Bobkittens fell 32 to 0 after Magnolia edged them the night before by Camden, and the nightcap saw Magnolia senior boys win 53 to 43 led by Ira Scott and Aaron Shephard with 13 points each. Roy Bradley added 10 for the Bobcats. Alvin Davis topped the Bobcats with 14 points.
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Abdul Jabbar does his thing
Abdul Jabbar delivers as AP Sports writer Alex Sachare notes a standout performance in a page fragment. The piece hints at a basketball context with Kareem Abdul Jabbar’s influence, but details are incomplete.
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Razorbacks idle as SWC leads shake up
The Southwest Conference standings stretch with Baylor and SMU leading at midweek as Arkansas rests. Texas Tech faces TCU while Houston hosts Rice in a busy college basketball night amid postgame coach remarks on adjusting pace and strategy.
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Stall Sinks Tigers In Ivy Thriller At The Palestra
Penn pulled a 43 19 win over Princeton on the back of a six minute stall then clinched it when Mark Lonetto stole midcourt with 10 seconds left and dunked for the final basket Penn improved to 3 1 in the Ivy while Princeton dropped to 2 1 Lonetto sealed the result after Kevin McDonald added a layup and a three point play to push the lead to 39 34 Glen Gondrezick led Princeton with 25 and Frank Sowinski scored 18 for the Tigers Penn's McDonald topped the Quakers with 17 pointsFuture top teams Nevada Las Vegas Marquette and Providence were also winning their games in the AP Top Twenty action
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College Basketball Scores From AP Tuesday
East: American U 81 Temple 64 Colgate 82 Binghamton St 68 Holy Cross 84 Yale 71 Maine 9% Buffalo 85 Pennsylvania 43 Princeton 39 Providence 86 Connecticut 71. South: Carolina 51 Davidson 49 McNeese St 72 SE Louisiana 61 OT W Virginia St 79 Beckley 71. Midwest: Marquette 74 Air Force 56. Southwest: Pan American 86 Lamar 80. Far West: Idaho St 86 Utah St 84 Nevada Las Vegas 132 Arizona 90 New Mexico St 82 Tulsa 69 Washington St 64 Montana St.
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Nelson May Need Ankle Surgery After World Cup Fall
U S skiers brace for setback as Cindy Nelson fractures her left ankle in a Garmisch-Partenkirchen finish fall. If surgery is required it would occur Thursday morning at Lake Tahoe after X rays in Reno. The injury jeopardizes her season and shifts U S women’s hopes to Abbi Fisher, Susie Patterson, Jamie Kurlander and others joining the European team in Europe.
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Draft selects 275 minor leaguers including Adams of Expos
The winter baseball draft yielded 275 players. Calvin Adams, first pick by the Montreal Expos, aims for the major leagues after a freshman year at Central Arizona. Adams signs in June and starts in the rookie leagues. Veterans note minor leaguers face low pay and lack of union representation.
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Mets Eye Mazzilli Spring Push for Center Field Job
Rookie Lee Mazzilli aims for a strong spring training to win the New York Mets center field job and begin the 1977 season as the everyday center fielder.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Fishing and Hunting
The schedule of Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES helps readers plan days. It suggests fishing in good territory or hunting in good cover during peak periods to improve sport outcomes.
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