NBA Scoreboard Highlights Friday Night Action
Boston, Lakers clash as Boston wins 103 97 while Philadelphia tops Kansas City Omaha 107 113. Buffalo dominates Cleveland 164 100 and New Orleans edges Houston 111 108. Portland beats Phoenix 113 110. Detroit 89 Milwaukee 81. Atlanta 113 Chicago 114. Denver, New York and Norfolk results note.
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TOROS EDGE MARINERS AS MARTIN NEDOMANSKY LINKED GOALS
Tom Martin and Vaclav Nedomansky scored 14 seconds apart in the third period to rally the Toronto Toros past the San Diego Mariners. Lacroix had four goals and two assists for San Diego in a high scoring setback.
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Brie Vail
Bob Kelly
Pan
Seart
James
Penguins
Flames
Brian Hextall
Vail
Arnason
Rick Kehoe
Toronto
Tom Martin
Vaclav Nedomansky
Toronto Toros
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Lacroix
Richfield
Jack Vivian
Cleveland Crusaders
Vancouver Blazers
Danny Lawson
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Quebec Nordiques
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Serge Bernier
Edmonton
Edmonton Oilers
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Perod
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Racers
NBA Highlights From Scattered Box Scores Card
Buffalo table shows Buttato with 8 points aided by Madoo and Smith in an 11 point third quarter, Cleveland’s squad struggles while Snyder and Cleamens lead the Cavs. Philadelphia tops Kansas City as Carter and Tacita pace the 76ers, Archie and McNeill each 17 punts for the Mets. Chicago’s Walker scores in both halves as the Chucks pull away from the Hawks. Drew leads the Hawks. New Orleans game notes Maray’s incident with De Locks Kanes. Scott scores 33 for Port in 11-1 win.
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Buttato
Bob Madoo
Randy Smith
Oubahel
Jim Cleveland
Cavs
Dick Snyder
Jim Cleamens
Tama
Braves
Jim Chenes
Murec
Philadelphia
Carter Cored & Purn
Philiepia Tacta Pont
Ace
Kansas
Charlie Scott
Lakers Fall Short as Celtics Hit Free Throws Late
Lakers complain of frequent trips to the line as Boston seals late scoring edge. Celtics convert nine of 27 free throws in the fourth, while Los Angeles manage just two of 20.
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Liquori triumphs over Prefontaine in indoor meet record
Marty Liquori won the National Invitational Indoor Track Meet mile in 3 57.7, outgalloping Steve Prefontaine who finished second after a late surge. Dwight Stones won the high jump at 7 3 2, Al Feuerbach took the shot put at 119 2, and PCC athletes posted other event wins and rivals.
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Feuerbach
George Woods
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Mark Winzenreich
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Jim Bolding
Beaufort Brown
Dave Roberts
Casey Carrigan
Eae Po
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Larry Shipp
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Steve
Redick
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Pehine LaPlant
USC and St. Anthony square off after varied Friday results
USC led by Arnold with 22 points and Mulder 16 as St. Anthony closes preseason 5-8. Elsewhere Millikan and Lakewood rebounded with Millikan downing El Rancho 76-68 and Lakewood beating Montebello 92-73. Verbum Dei remained unbeaten at 14-0 by routing Compton 80-49.
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el Rancho
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Brian Wicker
John White
Don Harper
Kurt Radhigan
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Roy Hamilton
Excelsior Upsets Paramount 61 59 In Closest Valley League Clash
Excelsior edges Paramount 61 59 as Roger Hamel scores 16 including the winning baskets. Paramount led 53 42 entering the final period before Excelsior pressure and late baskets flipped the score. Tom Freeman led Lynwood 22 points in a 56 40 win over Norwalk.
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Hamel
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College highlights and early WCAC results recap
Dick Skophammer and Marcos Leite each scored 18 to lead Pepperdine past Nevada Reno 76. Utah edged Arizona 75 in OT as Tickey Burden sank two free throws with 2 seconds left. Elliott led Arizona with 33 in a 110 80 win for Arizona State over BYU. USF beat Seattle 60 59 on Marlon Redman’s late basket. Oregon beat Stanford 84 83 as Greg Ballard scored 26. Cal narrowly defeated Oregon State 4 3 61?9
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Hall leads Cerritos past Glenn 71 53 in league clash
Darrell Hall scored 25 points and pulled down 16 rebounds to lift Cerritos to a 71 53 win over Glenn. Cerritos opened with a 12 0 run and never trailed as Rennie Harston and Nick Kristoff added double figures. Glenn was led by Nick Kristoff with 20.
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Huntington Beach overwhelms Saddleback 119 to 58 in league clash
Huntington Beach High exploded for 80 second half points to break the Empire League scoring mark with a 119 58 victory over Saddleback. The Oilers used a fourth quarter surge for 42 points while seven players scored in double digits led by Phil Dunkelberger and Jim Cable with 18 each.
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Tennis results from Pacific Coast indoor and Auckland events
Results from the Pacific Coast Indoor in Portland show Brian Gottfried beating Tom Leonard in three sets and Jean Chanireau defeating Jim McManus. Other matches include Jim Osborne over Mike Estep and Bob Kreiss over Tom Kreiss. International action in Mt Auckland features Onny Porurain and Brian Fairlie advancing, with Sue Williams and Chris Evert in women’s play.
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Jean Cha Nireau
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Basketball Results Across Districts and Universities
A wide set of college basketball scores from many conferences shows USC defeating Washington State, Pepperdine beating Nevada Reno, Oregon State over Cal, UC Riverside over Cal Poly SLO, Fullerton State over LA State, UNLV losing to Loyola, UC Davis over Hayward State, Idaho over Gonzaga, San Francisco over Seattle, and Sacramento State dominating Humboldt State. Other notable results include Utah edging Rocky Martar 75 and Arizona beating Montana 105 to 77 with Montana State 77, Arizona State 110. Additional scores mention New Mexico, Colorado State, UTEP, and Trinity Tex among others in varied showings.
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Rete Ded event ranks for Rankin Se
Unclear readable text notes a Rankin sequence and a ded event. No verifiable names, places, or dates present to form a solid summary.
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College men’s basketball lineup mentions multiple players and schools
A mixed roster lists players from Arizona, Sacramento State, Warner Pacific, Washington State, Oregon, USC, Stanford, Penn, Fullerton and Cal State models. Names include Gob Eliott, Perry Campbell, Ray Hartford, Schweitzer, Gus Williams, Rich Ketey, Larry Smediey, Mark Loneto, Duare Sommer, and others.
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Westminster Heads West for Narrow Rally Over Los Alamitos
Westminster defeated Los Alamitos 51 to 49 in Sun Set League play after rallying from a halftime deficit. Linn Wilson led Westminster with 17 points and key rebounds late, while Los Alamitos fell to 1-1 in league play.
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