College basketball scores roundup across leagues
Army edged Rochester 58 56 while Queens beat Kings Point 44 12 in New York. Brown defeated Yale Syracuse 68 7. LaSalle 68 beat CONY St Brooklyn Pal y 43. Gannon 92 San Francisco St. Boston College 70 Fairfield 48 Sacred Heart 46 GW Post 45. Seton Hall 69 over Cal Poly SLO 62. Union New York 66 Drew 58. Mississippi 78 S Mississippi 75. South Carolina forfeits DePauw 55. South Tennessee 78 Appalachian State 65. Jackson St Mississippi 96 Tuskegee 67. Georgia 87 over Athletes in Action 83. American U 74 over Delaware U 58. Madison 54. Midwest Michigan 83 over Western Michigan 76 3OT. Michigan State 91 Northern Michigan 63. Bowling Green 96 over Ball State 7. Oklahoma State 79 over Hardin-Simons 78. Cincinnati 78 over Wright State 42. Wayne State fil. Michigan Tech 48. Lakeland 98 over Denmark Nalls 69. Missouri State 82 over Augustana College 71. Huron 87 over South Dakota State. Southwest Nice 72 over Tarleton State. TCU 86 Texas Southern 67. Arkansas State 91 Pan American 84. Arizona State 104 Idaho 71. Southwestern 86 Texas A&I 81 0 Boise State. Washington State 67 Seattle 72 Gonzaga 69.
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UCLA Names Vermeil as New Bruins Coach
Dick Vermeil, 37, offensive coordinator of the Los Angeles Rams, is named head football coach at UCLA. He replaces Pepper Rodgers, who left to take a similar post at Georgia Tech, and returns to UCLA after earlier college coaching stops at Napa JC and Stanford.
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Eaglebrake Turns Injury into Comeback on Kansas Team
Kansas football lineman Mike Eaglebrake a 6-1 220-pound junior from Lee's Summit Missouri has endured multiple injuries since freshman year. After shoulder damage a knee ligament tear and a later knee setback he returned to practice four weeks after cast removal and has started two games this season. A facial eyebrow wound earned three stitches but did not slow him long term.
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Webster Dream Ends as Giants Finish Hard Luck Season
In Jersey City the Giants face a 2-10-1 record as Alex Webster resigns after five seasons. The club, once hopeful at Yankee Stadium, falters through a disastrous campaign ending with a last game at Yale Bowl against the Vikings.
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Pro Cage Report Friday's NBA and ABA Scores
Friday results include Buffalo at Cleveland Boston at Houston Los Angeles at Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit Olden State at Portland Capital at Seattle Virginia 88 Memphis 87 New York 07 Carolina 97 Kentucky 46 San Antonio 84 Utah 123 Denver 112 San Diego 119 Indiana 113 Thursday games include San Diego at Memphis and San Antonio vs Virginia at Norfolk Memphis vs Kennedy at Cincinnati Ulad vs Carolina at Greensboro San Diego at New York
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Fights Last Night Skater Lic Boone Wirkman Wins
Wirkman of Renton Washington outpointed Jimmy Louisville Kentucky in a narrow decision. The bout featured competitive exchanges as Wirkman claimed victory on the scorecards.
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KU Begins Hard Work For bowl readiness
Kansas football coach Don Fambrough said the team would undergo three intensive practice days at Mem phis State University ahead of the bowl trip. He noted exams had disrupted cohesion but bowl preparations demand extra effort and focus.
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Pro Hockey Scores Roundup From Thursday
An AP roundup lists NHL and WHA results with multiple games. Notable scores include Philadelphia 2 Chicago 2 and New York Islanders at Los Angeles drawing 1 1. The list also notes California teams and Pacific games with various outcomes and overtime results.
Olympic Coins Go On Sale in Canada
The first batch of Olympic coins minted to commemorate and help finance the 1976 Games went on sale in Montreal. The initial issue of 60 million coins is expected to be sold within three years through Canadian banks and financial institutions.
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