Smith Leads Invasives Hoops Metrics Despite Bruising Peak
Indiana State star Smith tops scoring averages at 25.7 in conference play while Sidle and Lantz challenge in runner up spots. Bohnenstiehl seals shooting crown with .585 field goal mark and Nebraska’s Russell sets career marks. Rebounding leaders include Heard and Sidle amid a high tempo league race.
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Lions Honored By Sertomans
The Lawrence High Lions basketball team and coaches were guests of the Lawrence Sertoma Club at the annual cage banquet at the Eldridge Hotel. Head coach Max Rife praised the squad for their perseverance in a 12-10 season, while athletic director Al Woolard cited their never quit spirit. The Lion B-team finished 13-3, its best record.
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Finley Offers to Buy Oakland's Hockey Team
Oakland Seals may move to Canada as Charles O Finley offers to buy the NHL club Labatt Breweries of Vancouver acknowledged talks with Seals owners and a news conference was planned Rex Bell of Calgary and Frank McMahon of Vancouver are also seeking approval to relocate the team.
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Calgary
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Former Penn grid star Big Bill Hollenback dies at 82
William M. Hollenback, Penn football great and National Football Hall of Fame member, died at 82. The 1908 Penn fullback captained a near perfect team and later coached at Penn, Penn State, Missouri, Syracuse and the U.S. Naval Academy after practicing dentistry.
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Big Bill” Hollenback
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Syracuse University
U.S. Naval Academy At
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Teaser Noted as Tortious Actor in Legal Terms
A teasor is defined as a person who commits a tort or wrong under legal terminology, reflecting a concept used in civil law to describe party responsible for harm.
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