Canadiens fall as Hampson and Hicke lead Oakland rally
Ted Hampson and Bill Hicke each scored twice as Oakland and the Seals held off a late Montreal rally for a 5-4 victory. Montreal goalie Rogatien Vachon was hit in the right eye by a stick at 14:13 of the second period and replaced by Tony Esposito with the Seals ahead 3-2.
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Oaks Win as Pacers End Slump in ABA clash
Indiana defeated Los Angeles 108-103 to snap a four game ABA losing streak. The Pacers, last in the Eastern Division at 5-13, led throughout and withstood a late charge from the Stars to secure the win.
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ABA Standings Shift as Stars Rally Falls Short
In the Western Division the Stars drop to 8-7 after a fourth period charge, while Indiana’s Pacers lead 53-45 at half and win 86-72 after three. Rick Berry nets 45 as Oakland beats Kentucky 133-109, and New Orleans defeats Denver 131-128 in overtime.
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NHL Standings Update From Oakland and Montreal Game
NHL standings note shows Oakland and Montreal games listed with score 4 to 4 and one game scheduled. Other matchups include Minnesota at Toronto New York at Boston Philadelphia at St Louis Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Kings all set as scheduled.
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Debaters from Ohio State and USC plan Rose Bowl showdown
Two teams in coats and ties prepare for a Pasadena clash debated in Los Angeles. The gridiron matchup may decide which school is No. 1 with possible TV coverage.
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El Rancho Dominates Arroyo in CIF Quarterfinal
El Rancho's defense stifled Arroyo 20-0 at Mt. San Antonio College in the AAAA CIF quarterfinals. Dennis Burt led with two first-half TDs and 120 rushing yards as Glenn Johnson threw three interceptions and four fumbles by Arroyo. Randy Drake struggled through 21 attempts for 77 yards, while Steve Nieto caught a decisive five-yard TD pass.
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Martinez scores twice as St Paul blanks Dons in AAA CIF quarterfinals
Charles Martinez tallied two touchdowns guiding St Paul to a 28-0 win over Santa Barbara Dons at Cerritos. Jim Wise added a rushing TD and four PATs as St Paul improved to 10-0-1. Malcom Phillips sparkled in limited play with 99 yards on three carries and two scores.
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Westminster Rolls Past Pasadena In CIF Playoffs
Westminster defeated Pasadena 34-14 in the CIF AAAA playoffs at the Santa Ana Bowl. The Westminster ground game totaled 338 yards led by Ron Shepherd with 164 yards on 14 carries and two rushing TDs. Eddie Bane completed five of six first half passes for 81 yards as Westminster held Pasadena to 138 rushing yards and six first downs.
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Florida State Upsets Houston 40-20 in Finale
In Jacksonville the top ranked Florida State passing attack led by Bill Cappleman and Ron Sellers overwhelmed No. 10 Houston. Sellers caught 14 passes for 214 yards with a 62 yard TD, boosting his career receiving total to 3598 yards as FSU built a 25-0 halftime lead en route to a 40-20 win.
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Houston 46 Florida State 19 in dramatic college football clash
In front of a 39 400 crowd the Houston Cougars toppled Florida State 46 19 after a second half surge led by Rusty Clark at quarterback. Gipson broke two long TD runs and Heiskell added a short score as Houston flipped the game.
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Vikings debut coach Rip Palomar leads 101-60 win
Rex Hughes, in his junior college coaching debut, guides Long Beach City College to a 101-60 victory at Palomar College. Hughes draws a technical early, but LBCC dominates with a 48-31 halftime lead and seven players in double figures led by Doug Hixon's 17 points.
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CIF Playoff Results Highlight Mixed Upper Lower Brackets
In the CIF playoffs St Paul topped Santa Barbara 20–0 and Anaheim beat Lakewood 47–27 in the upper bracket. Westminster edged Pasadena 34–14 while El Rancho defeated Oxnard 20–0 in another lower bracket game.
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College Basketball Scores From Multiple Matchups
Texas A I 65 St Edward s 58. Catawba 93 Pfeiffer n Southwest 102. East Texas Baptist Tip Off at Spartansburg D C First Round Newberry 69 Presbyterian 60. Erskine 85 Wofford 45. Greensboro 61 Pembroke 60. Hanover Ind 92 Piedmont Ga 87. Race Invitational Tri State 60 Cedarville 58. Iowa Wesleyan 5a Blackburn 87. Greenville 66 Princesa 61. Lakeland Wis Illinois Colle 84.
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Baylor fires football coach Bridgers amid campus hostility
Baylor University dismissed head football coach and athletic director John Bridgers after a faculty council decision. President Abner McCall cited the need for unified support for the program as the Bears, 2-7 with one game left against Rice, seek a new coach. Bridgers, 43, posted a 48-53-1 record.
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Bullets Regain East Lead With Win Over Suns
Baltimore defeated Phoenix 124 106 on Friday night as a third quarter burst put the Bullets atop the Eastern Division. The Suns endured a ninth straight loss, the season’s longest skid.
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