Star College Scores Collate AP Basketball Results
A roundup of college basketball scores from the Associated Press across regions. Notable results include East Lehigh 48 over Colgate 46 and Rutgers 85 over Delaware 75, with several other matchups such as Maryland 100 over LIU 73 and SMU 104 defeating TCU 71.
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Pro basketball Thursday's Games
Buffalo at New York 71. Kentucky at Indiana. Only games scheduled for Thursday.
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Foreman says public will dictate next opponent
George Foreman, new heavyweight champion, says fans will choose his next foe. The public clamors for a Foreman versus Muhammad Ali clash, but insiders say the pairing is unlikely this year. Ali, 31, is seen as ring rusty after a break, with trainer Angelo Dundee and confidant Drew Brown noting market delays.
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Hope splits pair in heart stopping two game swing
The Hope Ladycats posted their 18th win of the season 50 45 over Ashdown in a come from behind victory while their Kitty Cats lost 40 23 to Ashdown. Janet McCain led Hope with 26 points and Kenny Coleman added 14 as Ashdown’s Vicki Henderson paced her team with strong fourth quarter play.
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Sharon Rateliff
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Jeff Mullins Faces Eight Day NBA Schedule Ordeal
Jeff Mullins and the Golden State Warriors prepare for seven games in eight days from Jan 25 to Feb 1. The veteran guard discusses fatigue, timing, and the mental demands of pro basketball as coach Al Attles notes the team is conditioned for the grind.
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East Tops West In All Star Tilt Led By Cowens Havlicek
Dave Cowens and John Havlicek combined for 29 points to drive the East to a 104-84 win over the West in Chicago. Archibald led all with 17 as the East pulled away after halftime, while Kareem Abdul Jabbar was absent and Wilt Chamberlain played limited minutes. Archibald and Wicks sparked a brief West surge, but the East defense and fast break sealed the outcome with a 16 point fourth quarter margin.
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Associated Press
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Chamberlain
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Atlanta
Pete Maravich
Bill Sharman
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Boxing tourney dispute in Arkansas AAU split
Two factions in Arkansas clash over which boxing event is AAU sanctioned. North Little Rock organizer Buddy Holderfield claims his Golden Gloves qualifier will advance to Jackson Tennessee, while Pine Bluff official James Reginelli says the North Little Rock event is unsanctioned. State AAU committee debates eligibility and potential suspensions for participants.
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Arkansas Aau
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Mitchell
AAU
Owen Cassell
Arkansas
Rollie Schwartz
Cincinnati
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Spahn Earns Hall of Fame Vote in First Eligibility Year
New York AP Warren Spahn fireball pitcher voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. The 51 year old, a pitching coach with the Cleveland Indians, posted a 363 245 major league record from 1942 to 1965 and led the ballot with 316 of 380 votes. Whitey Ford narrowly missed election by 29 votes in his first year on the ballot. Ralph Kiner and Gil Hodges also received notable votes.
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ABA teams ride treadmill in Tuesday games
The Indiana Pacers and Kentucky Colonels won but so did Utah Stars and Carolina Cougars, keeping Utah 3½ games ahead in the Western Division after a 108 104 win over Denver while Indiana beat New York 110 103 and Carolina edged Memphis 124 122 as Kentucky routed Dallas 131 112. The NBA held its annual All Star Game with Oh East defeating the West 104 103.
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Milwaukee
Madison
Wis
Seattle
Phoenix
Kansas City-Omaha
Golden State
W. L. Pet
G.B. Carolina
Kentucky
Virginia
New York
Memphis West
Utah
Indiana
Denver
Dallas
San Diego
Carolina
Memphis
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Red Raiders lead SWC basketball race
Texas Tech pushed to the top of the Southwest Conference with a 65-51 win over Rice in Lubbock, while Baylor upset Arkansas 76-70. SMU crushed Texas Christian 104-71 as A&M beat Texas 69-64. Arkansas, Texas A&M, Baylor, and SMU tie for second at 2-1. Rice sits 1-2. Texas and TCU 0-3. Jeff Overhouse joined the 1,000-point club for A&M with 14 points. Charlie McKinney led Baylor with 19 points and 12 rebounds as Marty Terry scored 15 for Arkansas.
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Denne H. Freeman
Associated Press
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Baylor Bears
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Baylor
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Fayetteville
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Gerald Myers
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Perry Gaudet
Mark Wehrle
Ron Richardson
Dee Feense
Deefeense
Martin Terry
Bears
Jerry Ahart
Charlie McKinney
Mario Brown
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Shelby Metcalf
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Jeff Overhouse
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Sammy Hervey
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Hervey
Bob Prewitt
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Bears Stifle Razorbacks to Seize SWC Lead Battle
Baylor upset Arkansas 76 70 at Fayetteville as Jerry Ahart and Charlie McKinney teamed for 44 points. Arkansas stalled late, but Baylor sealed the win with Mike Luce free throws. Dean Tolson posted 19 for Arkansas while outrebounds favored Baylor 52 34.
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Arkansas
Mike Luce
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Baylor
Dean Tolson
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Dennis White
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Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Sport Timing
Solunar Periods listed from Richard Alden Knight's tables suggest planning fishing or hunting around peak windows each day to maximize success in optimal territory and cover. This compact guide highlights timing to align with natural sport opportunities and best daily chances.
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