Henderson State Advances In NAIA Tournament With 64 54 Win
Henderson State defeats Tri-State 64 54 in the NAIA first round to reach a second round meeting with Dowling College. Five Reddies reach double figures led by Bruce Hines 15 and Larry James 14.
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Bobcats Baseball Outlook Sees Changes and Hopes
Coach Bill Nivens faces a rebuilding season as the Bobcats lose key outfielders Mark Harris and Leonard Brown and gain an infield core. Wyatt McGaugh Scott Rowland and Johnny Vickers lead a seasoned rotation while Ricky Dougan and Ricky Orr provide power in the bat. Bill Thornton captains the outfield as the team eyes a contending run.
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Redbirds advance in NIT after slow start over Creighton
Illinois State, slowed by a 10 day layoff, rallied from a 32-28 halftime deficit to defeat Creighton 65-58 in the first round of the NIT. Coach Gene Smithson touted the win and his team’s potential for the next round in New York.
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Hope All-Stars Triumph In Pee Wee Tourney Opener
The Hope All-Stars defeated Waldo 36-16 in the Emerson Pee Wee Basketball Tournament first round. Jerry Prater led with 14 points. Clint Holston Rory Johnson Tree Bradley Larry Banks Chuckie Davis each had 4. Todd Mazur 2.
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Rapp Breathing Spirit Into the Cardinals at Spring Training
Vern Rapp, the new St. Louis manager, channels the team’s historic spirit and discipline. He stresses unity, aims to imprint a tough, no-frills culture on the 1977 Cardinals, moving away from individual flair and enforcing a strict grooming code.
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Hawks win on a 30-foot buzzer beater by Drew
Atlanta Hawks forward John Drew nails a 30-foot jumper at the buzzer to beat the Philadelphia 76ers 99-98, finishing with 30 points as Philadelphia, led by George McGinnis with 32, drops a narrow decision at the Omni. Other NBA results include Pistons over Bucks 109-107 and Nuggets over Knicks 114-108.
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Ford says no prima donnas on this UNC team
Dean Smith calls Phil Ford the best guard in America yet Ford deflects individual praise. The AP named Ford to its 1977 All America first team alongside Marcus Johnson Bernd King Rickey Green and Kent Benson. Ford led UNC with a 19 point average and near seven assists per game while guiding them to the ACC title.
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College Basketball Scores From Tuesday AP Events
Clanon St defeated Augsburg 88 to 70 in overtime at St. Paul. Texas St topped Briar Cliff 70 to 39. Texas South routed Cent St Ohio 8 to ?.
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Solunar Table Schedule by Alden Knight
Schedule of Solunar Periods printed for hunting and fishing timing. It outlines peak activity times to help readers select optimal sport periods based on the lunar cycle and Alden Knight's guidance.
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