Cage Scores From Associated Press Roundup
College basketball results list numerous games with scores across divisions. Notable near misses include Oklahoma State 98 over Corpus Christi 83 and Pitt 99 over Rutgers 73, with many others from East to West.
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Scots Beat Burkburnett JHS In Mac Gym Upset
MacArthur Junior Highs basketball team routed Burkburnett Junior High 33 25 in the Mac gym finishing with a 21 7 halftime lead behind Braxton Hanley 17 and Johnny Cash 7. Mac JHS 2 1 and seventh graders won 32 22 while eighth graders trailed 39 32. Officials Parker and Sullivan.
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Tomlinson Rolls In Season Opener Against Ike
Tomlinson seventh graders beat Eisenhower seventh grade 34 to 22 in the first game of the season. Kelly Jones led Tomlinson with 15 points and David Henrik completed 11. Bruce Denton scored 8 for Ike.
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Eisenhower
Kelly Jones
David Henrick
Bruce Denton
Ike
Rupp Watches Kentucky Falls as Iowa Upsets Wildcats
Kentucky ranked eighth loses 79-66 at Memorial Coliseum as unranked Iowa pulls away in the second half. Rupp, retired from coaching, sits in stands and criticizes officiating while Joe Hall takes over as Kentucky’s coach. Iowa’s balanced scoring includes Feyebank 12, Kunnert 17, Williams 15, Collins 13, LaPrince 12.
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Alex Sachare
Associated Press
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Candy LaPrince
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Eagles Power Through Open Tourney Night Across Four Sites
Waurika defeated Temple 87 48 in the Rebel Conference consolation bracket as the Eagles posted an 87-48 boys win and 60-28 girls win. Ringling beat Big Pasture 52 45 and Wilson beat Terral 50 41. Southside swept at Indiahoma Invitational with girls 59 34 over Mt Park and boys 70 57 over Mt Park. Roosevelt edged Duke 52 50 behind Cindy Baden 4 points. Indiahoma boys beat Corn Bible Academy 67 57. Ninnekah boys 77 67 over Braxton. girls 48 21 over Paoli. Dibble boys beat Paoli 76 56. Cement girls 58 41 over Washington. Gozebo, Dill City girls. Hammon, Arapaho boys win at Elk City Invitational.
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Indiahoma and Corn Bible Academy girls and boys score roundup
Last night results include Roosevelt 52 Duke 50 girls and Southside dominating Mt. Park 59 34 girls 70 57 boys. Indiahoma 67 Corn Bible 57 boys with detailed player totals and officials listed.
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Rebels and rivals battle in Oklahoma district hoops schedule
At Waurika Big Pasture faces Ringling in girls action at 5 p m Ryan meets Terral boys at 6 15 and Walters battles Ryan in girls at 7 30 and boys at 6 45 Last week results show Waurika girls beat Temple 60 28 Ringling boys beat Big Pasture 45 32 Wilson 530 Terral 41 girls Waurika 8 7 Temple 48 boys Notable college scorers include Ron Behagen Clyde Turner and Jim Brewer for Minnesota NC State soph David Thompson 40 points and Oral Roberts David Vaughn 25 points plus Ohio State guard Allen Hornyak 22 points.
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Ron Behagen
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Jim Brewer
David Thompson
North Carolina State
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Norm Sloan
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J.F. Rowe
David Vaughn
Oral Roberts
Richard Fuqua
Chaps Drop Nosed Out By Carolina In ABA Clash
The Carolina Cougars beat the Dallas Chaparrals 132 to 110 in a one game night showdown. The Cougars dominated all aspects to stay atop the ABA East standings before a crowd of 1,424 in Dallas. The report notes Phil Lyne, world champion all around rodeo cowboy, appears in Oklahoma City.
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Carolina Cougars
Oklahoma City
Phil Lyne
NFR bull rider Lyne tops night with 77 points
At the National Finals Rodeo Lyne won bull riding with 77 points, moving his total earnings to 2307 after three nights. The finals began Saturday and he entered with the all around title in hand.
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NFR
Cowboys Triumph. K State Edges Utah as OSU Beats Corpus
Oklahoma State rallied to a 96-83 win over Corpus Christi despite a 49-46 halftime deficit. Kansas State edged Utah 65-59 with Danny Beard keying the late surge and Ernie Kusnyer scoring 22 as K State improves to 3-0. Colorado fell 77-72 to Houston while Kansas hosts Indiana and Iowa State hosts California Davis.
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Gabriel Lifts Rams Past 49ers in Monday Night Thriller
Roman Gabriel directed a 26-16 Los Angeles win over San Francisco to boost the Rams from a three game skid. He connected on two third down passes and a 26 yard TD to Bob Klein, while Willie Ellison added a 39 yard score. Spurrier led SF with 18 NFL leading TDs but five drives stalled by drops and interceptions.
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Lawton High Wrestlers Open Season Friday
Lawton High opens wrestling season with a road meet against Putnam City West at 7:30 in the Patriots' gym. Gary Hertzler guides a 28-man squad in their first year, with several sophomores and future prospects eager to win matches.
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Leonard
Rick Stuart
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Evening High School Basketball Schedule and Scores
The rundown lists games for 5 p.m. through 9 p.m. across multiple schools. Verden, Ninnekah, Dibble, Union City, Paoli, Cement, Ardmore area teams and others play boys and girls varsity matchups with final scores noted for Ninnekah vs Pooli and Canute against Dill City, Carter, and Hammon results.
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Cement
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Dibble
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