Lions Fall Apart in 56 55 Loss to Washington Wildcats
Lawrence High blew a first half lead and fell 56 55 to Washington in Sunflower League action. Braz Coleman scored 14 of Washington's 25 second half points as the Wildcats edged ahead late. Lawrence finishes the year 4-1 overall, 1-1 in league, and schedules a January return.
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Oddball notes mix sports quips and high school links
A collage of briefs cites Chiefs holiday questions and Fourth of July queries, Musso seeking Mildren’s advice for Nebraska in the Orange Bowl, a Dallas Cowboys Giants box alarm hypothetical, and Landry’s sly silent prayer plan.
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Blanda Considers Retirement After Long Career
Oakland Raiders quarterback George Blanda said he is thinking of retiring after 22 seasons in professional football. He noted that losses make retirement seem more appealing and hinted at a possible announcement after the Denver game.
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Perry Lecompton Edges Royal Valley in Narrow League Clash
Perry Lecompton held a 10 point lead through three quarters then delayed in the fourth to return with a 66 64 victory over Royal Valley. Doug Fritz and Jim Walter led Perry with 22 and 19 points while Jefferson West beat McLouth 99 54. Valley Falls remained unbeaten at 5 0 with a 67 42 win over Easton.
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Wright Assigned to Richmond Robins from Flyers
Larry Wright the No 1 draft choice of the Philadelphia Flyers was assigned Friday to the Richmond Robins of the American Hockey League in a routine farm team move.
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Marvelous Mel Propels Redmen to 5th in Row
Marvelous Mel Davis scored 24 points to lead St. John’s to an 85-75 win over Rhode Island in the Marshall Memorial Tournament. The eighth ranked Redmen extended their season-long winning streak to five and moved into the tournament finals.
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Washington 8 79, Lawrence 77 OT win
Washington and Lawrence battled to an overtime finish as Washington 8 79 edged Lawrence 77 after OT. Key scorers included Watson 24 for Washington and Wellman 18 for Lawrence with finals showing 36-7-17 for Washington and 33-11-10 for Lawrence.
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Bobby Jones Dead at 69 in Atlanta
Golf legend Bobby Jones died at his Atlanta home at age 69. The amateur star won golf's Grand Slam in 1930 by capturing the U S Open the U S Amateur and the British Open, a feat cited as a pinnacle in golf history and inspirational to later generations.
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Bonner Springs Overpowers Chieftains In Holiday Win
Bonner Springs defeated Tonganoxie 74 to 54 as the Chieftains' long 1-3-1 zone and overwhelming rebounding paved the way. Clint Taylor led with 26 points for Bonner, while Ed Zellner scored 19 for Tonganoxie. the Chieftains closed 1971 winless at 0-4 and return Jan 4 against DeSoto.
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College basketball scores and tournament results across multiple campuses
East New Hampshire 55 over St Anselm's 39. Ulster DC 92 over New York DC. South Davidson 109 over Appalachian St 96. Jacksonville State 102 over Presbyterian 78. West Virginia State 95 over Beckley 84. Maryland 86 over Canisius 77. Kentucky 83 over Missouri 79. Detroit 76 over San Francisco il Kentucky State 1114 over Marian 0. Southwest Stephen F. Austin 111 over North Park Chicago 71. Santa Fe 86 over Northern Arizona 6. West Texas 88 over Eastern New Mexico 78. Wyoming 78 over Denver 74. Montana 76 over South Dakota 8. Washington 96 over Kansas State 50. Oregon 6 over Pacific Ore 8. Arizona 81 over U of Oregon 6. Oregon State 96 over San Diego State 90. Long Beach State SC 69 over Santa Clara 0. First rounds: Kentucky Invitational Princeton 85 over California 59. North Carolina 99 over Wake Forest 76. N C State 67 over Duke 62. St Johns N Y 85 over Rhode Island. Marshall 95 over Mississippi St 69. Michigan State 67 over Colorado State 8. Tennessee 47 over Penn State 55. LaSalle 68 over Nebraska 90. Idaho 44 over Nebraska. Jayhawk Classic Southern California 72 over Cincinnati 64. Kansas 83 over Brigham Young 67. Utah Classic Yale 75 over Washington State 76. Oklahoma City 73 over Oklahoma City 73. Sun Bowl Texas El Paso 77 over Chicago Loyola 54. Memphis State 82 over San Francisco FT.
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Pro Cage Report NBA Friday Results And Saturday Slates
NBA scores show Moston 115 over Cleveland 109 and New York 46 over Buffalo 15. Other results include Milwaukee 128 Seattle 118 and Phoenix 228 over Detroit 2. Saturday pairings feature Buffalo at Boston and Houston at Cleveland among others with overtime and notable upsets.
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