College Basketball Scores Across Regions
College and high school basketball results from The Associated Press show multiple close games and upsets across divisions. Notable schedules include Northwestern Lay 103 over La College 76, and Stephen F. Austin 107 over Sam Houston 02, with other regional scores from West and Midwest zones.
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Cole
N.C
Winston Salem State
Fila
A&m
Ala
Washa, & Lee
Mars Hut
Midwest
West
Nichols
Hiram
Allegheny
Oberlin
Wayrie State
Southwest
Stephen F. Austin
Sam Houston
New Mexico
Amatillo College
Arkansas
Associated Press High School
Paragould
Newport
Blytheville
LA Central
Texarkana
el Dorado
Greene County Tech
Oak Grove
North Little Rock
Pine Bluff
LR Hall
Jonesboro
Danville
Plainview
Dardanelle
Ola
Fort Smith
Northside
Fayetteville
Fort Smith Southside
Mul‘Derry
St. Annes
Lamar
Finals Day in Saratoga Invitational Tourney
Three teams advanced to the semifinals of the Saratoga Invitational. Murfreesboro beat Spring Hill 66 to 51 in the senior boys bracket. Mineral Springs defeated Murfreesboro 63 to 50 in the senior first bracket, and Fouke eliminated Spring Hill 49 to 38. Semi finals Saturday morning feature Kirby vs Mineral Springs and Saratoga vs Fouke, with finals at 7:00 p.m. Saturday night.
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Murfréesboro
Spring Hill
Mineral Springs
Murereesbore
Fouke
Kirby
Saratoga
Blevins
Genoa Cenetral
Mure Freesboro
Fights Last Night In Rome And New York Roundups
Nino Benvenuti outpointed Charley Antin in Rome while Pedro Agosto defeated Jimmy Cogdell in New York. The bouts featured fighters from Italy Puerto Rico and the United States with close decisions in both locales.
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Associated Press
Rome
Nino Benvenuti
Italy
Charley Antin
San Diego
Calif
New York
Pedro Agosto
Puerto Rico
Jimmy Cogdell
Jones Leads Brandeis Looming Basketball Turnaround
New Brandeis coach KC Jones, a former Celtics star, faces a tough start after a 4-16 campaign last year. His Brandeis squad shows limited wins in six early games, despite their size advantage against Yeshiva. Jones states a strong aversion to losing and aims to reverse the skid.
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NEW York
NEA
K C. Jones
University of San Francisco
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Celtics
Brandeis University
Nasser
Cagers
Jones
Arnold Auerbach
Brandeis
Yeshiva
Fellas
Magnolia Takes, Game From Hope 56-48
Magnolia defeated Hope 56 to 48 as Dwteht Galloway led the Bobcats with 14 points. Senior and junior boys travel to El Dorado Washington for games at 5:30 pm, while Hope girls face Gordon at 7:00 pm in the Gutdon Invitational finals.
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Ralph Bouton
Magnolia Anthers
Hope Bobcats
Dwteht Galloway
Bobsata
el Dorado Washington
Hope Lady Cate
Wilkesville
Carol Anthony
Cats
Gordon
Magnolia
Hope
Jim Singleton
Bill Lee
Perrys Truckers Win Narrow Final Minute Clash
Perry's Truckers of Hope beat Maud Texas 98 to 94 on the road after a see saw fourth quarter. Wayne Lowe led Hope with 20 points while Maud's Lyle topped scoring with 22 as crucial rebounds and hot shooting sealed the win in the final minute.
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Perry
NHL Scores Yankees Visit? (illustrative)
In a packed hockey rundown the Los Angeles Kings beat New York 5 to 2 while Chicago faced Montreal and Minnesota met Toronto. Other Friday matchups included New York at Oakland Philadelphia at Boston Detroit at Pittsburgh and Toronto at Detroit.
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Associated Press
Boston
New York
Detroit
Seattle
San Fran
Philaphia
Baltimore
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Diego
National Hockey League
Montreal
Minnesota
Toronto
Oakland
Pittsburgh
Obituary for Jesse Morris Hope cattle buyer dies at 67
Jesse Morris, 67, longtime Hope resident and cattle buyer, died Friday night in a local hospital. He belonged to First Methodist Church and Century Bible Class. Survivors include his wife Louise, son David, two daughters Corrinne of Ft Worth and Reba Farris of Germany, plus two grandchildren. Funeral services are incomplete and will be announced by Herndon Funeral Home of Hope. The Sudan is the largest colt on the African continent.
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Hope
First Methodist Church
Century Bible Class
Louise
David
Corrinne
Ft. Worth
Reba Farris
Germany
Herndon
Star players face Super Bowl strain and league money woes
The article traces lingering injuries and career concerns for players like Jon Niviroth and Clemon Daniels while noting pay disputes among Raiders and Packers tied to the Super Bowl. It covers quarterback reliance, Lombardi era defenses, coaching moves, and Olympic rumor chatter as teams renegotiate gains and promos.
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Jon Niviroth
New York Jets
Florida
Doesditten
Oakland Raiders
NEL
AFL
Clemon Daniels
Raiders
Elijah Pitts
Clemon
Butt Starr
Sport Magazine
Starr
Green Bay Packers
Dave Robinson
Ray Nitschke
Lee Roy Caffey
Colts
Unitas
Vince Lombardi
Bill Forester
Dan Currie
Lombardi
Packers
Bill Peterson
Florida State
San Francisco 49Ers
FSU
Jake Galther
Florida A&m
St. Louis Football Cardinals
Charley Winner
St. Louis
Jimny Hart
Tennessee
Doug Dickey
Richmond Flowers
John McKay
USC
Earl McCullouch
Dee Andros
Oregon State
Jess Lewis
Chubby Dee
Demosthenes
Southern California
Oklahoma
Bill George
Packer
Raider
Oakland
SWC Basketball Lags Yet Faces National Scrutiny
Texas and SWC press debate basketball strength with limited Negro players and heavy road schedules. Texas A&M coach Shelby Metcalf notes improving pace and cites recent tournament wins as evidence of growing talent. Intraleague rivalries remain fierce as out-of-state recruitment rises, with junior colleges feeding Texas programs and Miners and Cougars gaining national notice.
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Eamp
Baylor
TCU
Southwest
Texas
EF Paso
Houston
North Texas
Texas A&m
Shelby Metcalf
Aggies
Washington
Seattle University
NBA
University of San Francisco
Chamberlains
Russells
Bradleys
Metcalf
el Paso
University of Houston
Miners
Cougars
SWC
Texas Tech
Red Raiders
Lubbock
Brave New Garden Opens On Ringing Word Show
The New Madison Square Garden unveils a bold boxing plan for March 4 featuring Joe Frazier vs Buster Mathis for the heavyweight crown and Emile Griffith defending his middleweight title against Nino Benvenuti. Promoter Teddy Brenner and boxing officials discuss the era shift, with Frazier noting the scheming backdrop and Griffith claiming sole champion status in the room.
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NEA
Cape Buffalo
Emile Griffith
Emile
Joe Frazier
Buster Mathis
Mathis
Frazier
Griffith
Joe
Mike Jacobs
Harry Markgon
Madison Square Garden
Nino Benvenuti
Jacobs
Harry Markson
Eddie Dooley
New York State Boxing Commission
Dooley
New York State
Ig Buster
Buster
Buddy
Harry
Teddy Brenner
Markson
Floyd Patterson
Eduardo Corletti
Benvenuti
Brenner
Nitto Benvenuti
Wilt's Shadow on Newmark Shows Big Spurs on Court
Wilt Chamberlain taunts Dave Newmark in a Philadelphia pickup game, boasting a perfect 44 of 50 free throws. Newmark recalls their rocky friendship, a Catskills charity note incident, and Wilt's stubborn hustle for a $5 payoff amid hype.
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NEW York
NEA
Newmark
Wilt Chamberlain
Buck
Dave Newmark
Wilt
Philadelphia
Ters
Columbia
Lions
Catskills
Maurice Stokes
Solunar Schedule From Knight Tables for Saturday
Solunar times printed from Richard Alden Knight's tables plan fishing and hunting. Major periods begin at listed times and last about two hours. Minor periods occur between major slots and are shorter. Central Standard time applies for the day shown with 10:40 P.M. major period and 2:45 and 3:05 noted as minor slots.
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Richard Alden Knight
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