Florida Gators Triumph Over Kentucky Boosts SEC Standings
Florida defeated Kentucky 84-68 to move into third in the SEC with a 5-1 league record and 11-3 overall. Gary Keller and Brooks Henderson scored 20 each while Lou Dampier had 20 for Kentucky, who drop to 3-3 in conference play.
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Australian Bruce Crampton wins Bing Crosby Open
Bruce Crampton, 29, becomes first foreign winner of the Crosby Open with a three under par 284 total after 72 holes at Pebble Beach. He earns $7,500 as the event ends in cold, rain-soaked conditions. Tony Lema finishes second at 287, while Nicklaus and Casper tie at 288.
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Solunar Periods Schedule From Knight Tables
The article presents the Solunar Periods schedule from John Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES on Aen Rd. It explains Major Periods begin at stated times and last about one and a half to two hours, while Minor Periods are shorter and in regular type. Plan days to fish or hunt during these peak times for best sport.
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Montreal Hands Boston 3-0 Setback in NHL Standings
Montreal blanked Boston 3-0 as NHL action included Detroit topping Toronto 4-1 and Chicago defeating New York 7-2. The day also notes Michigan improving to 11-2 and St. John’s extending its win streak with Oliver Darden scoring 27 and Ken McIntyre 25.
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Oliver Darden
Ken McIintyre
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High Cage Scorer Out of Action
Xavier star Steve Thomas, the nation’s fifth-leading scorer at 30.2 points per game, will miss tonight’s game versus Detroit due to a severe right knee sprain suffered in a 96-90 win over Duquesne.
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Cats Wallop Warren Girls Lose Tourney
The Bobcats crushed Warren 83 63 at Warren as Hope fouled out late. Stan Parris led with 13 points while Ramsey 20 and Burnett 21 paced the Bobcats who sit 5 1 in district. Warren’s Smalling 23 and McClendon 20 led the Lumberjacks.
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Case to Coach Japanese Team
TOKYO AP George Case former player and coach of the Washington Senators will coach Japan's Chunichi Dragons.
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Brown Withdraws From African Fight
London AP reports former world lightweight champion Joe Brown of New Orleans has withdrawn from a Cape Town bout scheduled for next week. No replacement details are provided and the match fate remains uncertain.
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Basketball scores and upcoming games listed
The recap shows Baltimore 114 over St Louis 106 and Cincinnati 124 over San Francisco 103. It notes upcoming matchups: Baltimore at Boston in Providence Detroit at Philadelphia in New York Los Angeles at New York and Cincinnati at San Francisco.
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National Basketball Association Standings and Scores
The Eastern Division shows Boston leading with 42 wins and 8 losses, Cincinnati 33–15, Philadelphia 25–23, and New York 15–32. In the Western Division Los Angeles 26–21, Baltimore 24–24, St. Louis 24–24, Detroit 18–33, San Francisco 11–38. Notable results: Philadelphia 104, Boston 100. Detroit 105, Cincinnati 102. Baltimore 106, St. Louis 97. Boston 117, Los Angeles 93.
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Bobcats Top AP Cage Poll With 39th Home Win
North Little Rock remains number one in the AP high school basketball poll after a 81 56 win over Greene County Tech to reach a 16 1 record and extend its home game streak. Fort Smith Northside sits second with a 13 1 overall mark and 4 0 in conference play.
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Friday Night High School Football Poll Shifts
Jonesboro climbs to fourth and Hot Springs to fifth while New port rises to sixth as the highest rated Class AA team. Fayetteville slides to eighth after losses. Pine Bluff drops to ninth and Bay enters the top ten as Texarkana falls. Top game this week features No 2 Grizzles vs No 3 Little Rock Central on Saturday.
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Tech and SMU Clash for Southern Methodists Crown Race
The Texas Tech and Southern Methodist matchup headlines the Southwest Conference clash in Lubbock as both teams sit 2-0, with the winner favored to lead the league. The 10,000-seat coliseum is sold out and closed circuit TV will televise the game. Also on tap this week Baylor Arkansas Texas A&M chase, Texas and Texas Christian at 1-2, Rice 1-3.
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Murphy's Cagers Triumph Over Nashville in 104-72 Win
Murphy's independent basketball team visited Nashville Saturday and defeated the Scrapper independents 104 to 72. Clinton Kidd led the winners with 29 points, Frankie Applegate added 26, and James Huckabee 23. Nashville's Hicks scored 40 and Jackson 12.
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Italian Boxer Mazinghi Stops Logart In Milan Non Title Bout
In Milan Sandro Mazinghi 156 Italy stops Isaac Logart 147 New York in five rounds in a non title fight. Franco DePiccoli 200 Italy KO’s Herb Siler 195 Miami in two. Giuseppe Migliari 199% Italy stops Cliff Gray 209 Phoenix in one. League teams have six non conference games this week.
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