Haskell Falls to Cloud County in Barton County Classic
Poor free throw shooting burdens Haskell as the Indians drop an 83 65 decision to Cloud County in the Barton County Classic opener. Ken Pemberton leads Haskell with 19 points and 11 rebounds while the team sinks 13 of 27 free throws and 26 of 74 overall. Haskell faces Barton County next in the round robin, then Neosho County the following day.
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Pro Football Schedule Reported by The Associated Press
Thursday games feature Washington 20 Detroit 14 and Miami 14 1 2, with Dallas at 7 and Pittsburgh at Cleveland at noon. Other noon matches St Louis at Cincinnati and New York Giants at Philadelphia. Afternoon games include Buffalo at Baltimore 1 p.m. Chicago at Minnesota 1 p.m. Los Angeles at New Orleans 1 p.m. New England at Houston 1 p.m. Kansas City at Denver 2 p.m. Atlanta at New York Jets 3 p.m. San Diego at Oakland 3 p.m. Monday night shows Green Bay at San Francisco 8 p.m.
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Bryant Tired Yet Jubilant After 21 7 Victory Over LSU
Alabama coach Paul Bryant guided the Crimson Tide to a 21 7 win at Baton Rouge lifting Alabama to the SEC title and a potential Sugar Bowl matchup. Gary Rutledge accounted for three touchdowns, including a 19 yard run and two TD passes as LSU’s Brad Davis scored the Tigers sole TD. LSU held the edge in first downs 21 11 and total offense 212 yards rushing.
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U S Team Faces World Cup Challenge in Marbella
The United States led by Jack Nicklaus and Johnny Miller trails in fifth after opening rounds in Marbella Spain as Lu Liang Huan and Hsieh Min Nan lead individually. Miller and Nicklaus comment on team pressure and global rivalries while Thailand climbs into third with Pra data Ngarmrom.
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Young Filled In Kansas City Kings Interim Coach
Draff Young 31, a Washington DC and J C Smith alum, becomes interim coach of the Kansas City Omaha Kings for tonight's game in Boston. He succeeds Bob Cousy who resigned Wednesday night and will guide the club until a permanent coach is found. Kings GM Joe Axelson confirms a five name list.
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