College Basketball Scores From East to West
A flood of college basketball results across the nation lists dozens of matches. Albany Pharmacy topped Bard 78 to 71 while Amherst beat Gordon 89 to 81. Maine defeated New Hampshire 78 to 67 and George Washington won 101 to 95 over Massachusetts. Field highs include James Madison 73 over Marist 58 and St. Thomas Aquinas 62 over Bloomfield 56. In the South and Midwest, Kentucky beat LSU 100 to 95 and Louisville rode past Virginia Tech 97 to 78. West and Southwest entries show Air Force 65 over San Diego State 59, Arizona 71 over Arizona State 50, and California 79 over UCLA 71.
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Associated Press
Albany Pharmacy
Bard
Amherst
Gordon
Buffalo
LeMoyne
Caldwell
Old Westbury
Fairleigh Dickinson
St. Francis
George Washington
Massachusetts
Georgia Tech
Fordham
Glassboro St
Wesley
Hunter
Manhattanville
James Madison
Marist
John Jay
York
N.Y
Lebanon Val
Gettysburg
Maine
New Hampshire
Medgar Evers
Baruch
Mount St. Mary's
Long Island U
N. Adams St
Fitchburg St
N.Y. Maritime
Molloy
Oswego St
Utica Tech
Penn St
Rutgers
Rochester Tech
SE Massachusetts
Mass.Boston
Shepherd
Bluefield St
Stena
Holy Cross
Wagner
St. Joseph's
St. Bonaventure
St. Thomas Aquinas
Bloomfield
Vermont
Hartford
W. Maryland
St. Mary‘s
W. New England
Babson
W. Virginia St
West Liberty
West Virginia
Rhode Island
Westfield St
Framingham St
Yeshiva
N.Y. Tech
South Ark
Little Rock
Georgia St
Wesleyanéa
Coppin
Carolina St
David Lipscomb
Freed-Hardeman
Erskine
Newberry
George Mason
William & Mary
Hampden-Sydney
Bridgewater
Jacksonville
South Alabama
Jacksonville St
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Lee
Tenn
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Miami
Fla
Cent
Connecticut St
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Sports on TV Tonight and Weekend College Basketball Marathon
A busy slate highlights college basketball games featuring Wichita State versus Creighton and Louisville against Virginia, plus Kansas State versus Iowa State and North Carolina State versus Georgia Tech. National telecasts include boxing rematches Tyson versus Douglas and Boston at Portland, along with golf and auto racing replays and a daily schedule for Olympic winter events and other sports.
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Douglas
Tyson
Boston
Portland
Phar-Mor
Old Dominion
Jacksonville
Kansas State
Iowa State
Louisville
Virginia
Notre Dame
Syracuse
Kansas
Nebraska
Georgia Tech
North Carolina State
Wide World of Sports
Wichita State
Creighton
Texas
Miami
Alabama-Birmingham
DePaul
Brigham Young
Texas-El Paso
Oklahoma
Missouri
Michigan
Ohio State
Carbajal
DeLuca
L.A. Lakers
Arizona
UNLV
Bramble
Cardona
Hockey schedules and matchups for weekend games
Hockey listings show St. Louis at Kansas City at 7 35 p m Tacoma at Dallas and Wichita at Cleveland with Baltimore at Kansas City and Cleveland at Dallas Wichita at St Louis and San Diego at Tacoma.
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Vrigays
St. Louis
Kansas City
Tacoma
Dallas
Wichita
Cleveland
Baltimore
San Diego
Associated Press
Baltimore Au
Patan Ia
Penn
Nebraska basketball roster high on height and hometowns
The roster lists Capress Owens 6 8 from Mansfield Ohio Soph Keith Moody 5 10 Jr Herndon Virginia center Richard van Poelgeest 6 9 Sr from Ryswijk Netherlands forward Carl Hayes 6 8 Soph Chicago guard Clifford Scales 6 2 Jr Maywood Illinois guard Chris Cresswell 6 4 Soph Newport Beach California center Rich King 7 2 Jr Omaha Nebraska center Kelly Lively 7 1 Soph Torrington Wyoming guard Ray Richardson 6 7 Sr South Bend Indiana.
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Capress Owens
Soph
Mansfield
Ohio
Keith Moody
Herndon
Richard van Poelgeest
Ryswijk
Netherlands
Carl Hayes
Chicago
Clifford Scales
Maywood
Chris Cresswell
Newport Beach
Calif
Rich King
Omaha
Neb
Kelly Lively
Torrington
Wyo
Ray Richardson
South Bend
Ind
Dog Racing Night Adopts Multiple Late Races Summary
Thorough dogs racing card notes 13 races on Thursday night. Winners’ times range from 30.54 to 37.94 seconds. Multiple Quiniela and Trifecta payouts listed for each race, along with attendance and handle figures.
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Ogold Carmel
K’s Demon
Quiniela
Pepsi Proud
Diamond Spidell
Quintela
Boston Dancer
Daniel
Hazer
Travis
Jacob
Teresa
SkyDome World Tennis Results In Toronto
In the SkyDome event Kevin Curren and Brad Gilbert win in third round action with Curren defeating Grant Connell and Gilbert beating Milan Stejber. Other wins include Aaron Krickstein, Tim Mayotte, Petr Korda, John McEnroe, Jay Berger, Ivan Lendl advancing alongside WTA results in Chicago and Brussels.
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Texas
Grant Connell
Canada
Brad Gilbert
Piedmont
Calif
Milan Stejber
Czecholovakia
Aaron Krickstein
Grosse Pointe
Mich
John Fitzgerald
Australia
Tim Mayotte
Boston
Jorge Lozano
Mexico
Petr Korda
Jaime Yzaga
Peru
John McEnroe
Cove Neck
N.Y
Leif Shiras
Milwaukee
Jay Berger
Plantation
Fla
Richey Reneberg
Houston
Ivan Lendi
Czechoslovakia
Paul Haarhuis
Netherlands
Fehr, Eastwood Lead Opening Round at Torrey Pines Open
In the first round of Torrey Pines Shearson Lehman Hutton Open, Rick Fehr and Bob Eastwood posted 65s on the North and South courses respectively. Tommy Armour III 66 and Doug Tewell 66 followed, while Mark O Meara carded 86 and others registered 66s and 67s amid mixed scores and team results.
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Mark O'Meara
Brad Faxon
Scott Simpson
Clark Dennis
Bob Estes
Jim Booras
Craig Stadler
Major Harris leaves WVU to enter NFL draft
West Virginia quarterback Major Harris retired from college play to pursue the NFL. He cited readiness to turn pro and personal development after leading the Mountaineers to three bowls and their first unbeaten regular season in 1988, despite a Gator Bowl loss and chatter of a quarterback coach rift.
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Morgantown
W.va
Harris
West Virginia
Back
Pittsburgh
Clemson
Don Nehlen
Nehlen
Falcons chief takes leave amid paternity suit and divorce
Rankin M. Smith Jr., president of the Atlanta Falcons, steps away indefinitely after reports of a separation from his wife and a paternity suit naming him. He remains a minority stockholder and plans to return after personal matters are resolved. The Norcross woman alleges he fathered two children, ages three and ten months, while his wife Rebecca Robinson Smith seeks separation after 19 years of marriage.
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Cox News Service
Atlanta
Rankin M. Smith Jr
Atlanta Falcons
Falcons
Rankin
Norcross, Ga
Smith
Rebecca Robinson Smith
NBA Chief David Stern Tops Pro Sports Pay Scale
NBA commissioner David Stern earns 3.5 million per year, more than the combined salaries of NFL, baseball, and hockey commissioners. He signed a five year contract worth 27.5 million, including a 10 million bonus, positioning him near Patrick Ewing in annual earnings.
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New York
NBA
David Stern
New York Knicks
Patrick Ewing
Jaworski Eyes New Jersey House Run With Kemp Support
Former NFL quarterback Ron Jaworski weighs a bid for New Jersey’s 1st District seat vacated when Jim Florio became governor. He cites blocking support from Housing Secretary Jack Kemp after a one hour meeting. Kemp notes we need quarterbacks in Congress now that I’ve left.
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Washington
Ron Jaworski
Jaworski
Jack Kemp
New Jersey
Congress
Kemp
Jim Florio
Kansas City Chiefs
National Football League
Walton may join Steelers as offensive coordinator
Joe Walton, fired as New York Jets head coach, says his agent is negotiating to make him the Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator. Walton told the Valley News Dispatch that talks with Steelers officials are progressing and he expects the arrangement to work out after a six hour interview with head coach Chuck Noll on Wednesday.
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Pittsburgh
Joe Walton
New York Jets
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
Walton
Valley News
Chuck Noll
Baseball and football trades and staff moves across leagues
Major moves include Orioles, Loggins and Ballard terms. McGwire, Parrett and Cedeno contracts. Giants Brantley Jackson Lifton deals. Chiefs Hill signing. Vikings staff resignations. Alabama Ellis Johnson. Notre Dame Vaas. San Diego State Fairchild. West Virginia Major Harris NFL draft decision. Wilkes adds Burton Sheptock Ametrano Crimmel Barbieri assistants.
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Chuck Jackson
Greg Lifton
Alabama
Ellis Johnson
Montana
Jay Piree
Notre Dame
Peter Vaas
SAN Diego State
Steve Fairchild
West Virginia
Major Harris
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