Maryland Puts Gophers In Hole In Hall of Fame Classic
Maryland defeated Minnesota 17 7 as Larry Dick connected on 12 of 20 passes for 211 yards in the Hall of Fame Classic. Chuck White caught 8 passes for 126 yards but Dick earned the second most outstanding offensive player honor while Maryland tackle Charlie Johnson claimed the top defensive award with four sacks.
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Sultans and Bengals Highlight San Diego Tourney Action
The Sultans rode a disciplined offense to frustrate the Aztecs as Harper, Broadhead, and Petoraro each scored 12. J B Kollar added 14 with Henderson 13, while Castel Park eliminated Hug 60-56 to set up a consolation final with Bonanza. Tigers star Trent Scarlet supplied a 9 point lift for Castle Park in a 86-62 win over Eldorado.
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Newman lifts MV to 60 56 win over White Pine
Jan Newman tallied 22 points and 12 rebounds as Moapa Valley rallied past White Pine 60 56. Rod Leavitt scored eight in the fourth quarter while Mike Lewis added 11 for the Pirates who improved to 5 2.
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UNLV Wins Rebel Roundup In Close 85 84 Title Game
UNLV defeats Iowa 85 84 to capture the second annual Rebel Roundup in Las Vegas. Coach Tarkanian lauds four strong teams, praises Tony Smith late heroics, and criticizes Iowa coach Lute Olson for officiating remarks after a hard fought championship.
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Quickies Become San Diego Sockers
NASL returns to action with the former San Diego Jaws Las Vegas Quicksilvers now the San Diego Sockers. Keegan retains four percent and the four partners hold 92 percent ownership with offices at San Diego Stadium. Ed Lewis chairs the board as president with Bell as chairman and Vogelsinger named head coach.
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Louisville Upsets Marquette In Late Free Throws
Louisville defeats second-ranked Marquette 61-60 as Rick Wilson sinks two late free throws with 11 seconds left. Marquette's Alice Payne hits a hook shot as time expires but falls short. Butch Lee leads Marquette with 22 points.
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Burroughs Overtakes Vo-Tech In Semifinal Tilt
In Burbank Burroughs defeats Vo-Tech 79 to 66 in the Burroughs Invitational semifinal as Vo-Tech’s two big men foul out in the fourth quarter. Vo-Tech faces Simi Valley for third place Friday at 6 p.m.
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Crain Leads Lincoln County Past Eldorado JV 59 47
Dan Crain, a 64 senior, scored 18 points in the first half and propelled Lincoln County High School to a 59-47 win over Eldorado JV. Crain dominated inside as Lincoln County pulled away after a close start.
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Clark High Tennis produces multiple titles in Nevada State Juniors
Clark High School players Pate and Wilcox won national junior titles at the Desert Inn courts during the 1977 Nevada State Junior Tennis Championships. Pate won the men 21 singles, Wilcox the girls 18, while other Clark entrants claimed boys 18 and 16 crowns including David Pate and Jerry Shaw.
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