Missouri and Kansas State Set to Lead Big Eight Race
The Missouri Tigers host Kansas while Kansas State visits Nebraska as both teams sit 3-1 in the Big Eight. Oklahoma beat Arkansas State 62-53 as Andrew Pettes scored 16 and Bob Jack 15 for the Sooners. Iowa State leads the conference at 11-1 after defeating Oklahoma State in dual meet action.
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Granfield and Cache clash in girls and boys results
Girls game finished Granfield 51 Cache 45 with Granfield leading 10-6 in first, 18-6 second, 10-10 third and 13-13 fourth. Boys match saw Granfield 66 Cache 55 with production from D James, McGowan and Brown, while Cache quarted Coody Goither Howard Kassanavoid Wermy Whitaker Alexander.
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College Basketball Scores From Across Regions
A sweep of scores shows Oklahoma State 62 over Arkansas State 53 and Texas teams posting wins across the board. Notable results include Temple 53 over Drexel 46 and Rhode Island 73 over St Johns New York 8.
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Kids Basketball MIDGETS Scores Snapshot
American L Rogers 24 led Sullivan 15 as Cleveland 14 topped Jefferson 11. Woodland Hills 17 beat Hoover 16 while Lincoln 24 defeated Edison 15. National League Dunbar 62 routed Wilson 6 and Douglass 33 beat Howell 8. Westwood 9 faced Western Hills 6.
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Denver Wins IOC Backing for 1976 Winter Games Plan
IOC approves altered Denver layout for the XII Winter Games with athlete villages at Denver University Vail and Steamboat Springs. Air bridges using DHC aircraft to move competitors to ceremonies and venues in Denver while Bob sled and luge events may share a single course.
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