Basketball results from East Augusta to Beanpot Classic
A sweeping tally lists dozens of college men’s basketball results across the nation. Notable scores include Duquesne 84 St. Bonaventure 60, Florida St. 101 Georgetown 70, Kentucky 90 Mississippi St. 87, Northwestern 101 St. Ambrose 84, and the Beanpot Classic first round with Northeastern 97. Local teams and tournament notes appear alongside postponed games due to snow.
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East Augusta
Central Conn
Rhode Island
Col
Duquesne
St. Bonaventure
Jersey City
Glassboro
Vermont
Monmouth
St. Joseph'’s
Maine
Louisiana
Cincinnati
South Pfeiffer
Elon
Lenoir Rhyne
Guilford
California
Washington St
Nevada-Las Veces
Colorado
M’ Nazarene
Pacific
Puget Sonic
Northeastern
Seston U
Herverd
Boston
Pro Cage Standings and Wednesday Schedule
Pro Cage standings plus Wednesday games list Kansas at Philadelphia Chico90 Baltimore at Portland Detroit at Golden State Houston at Boston Chicago at Kansas City City Omaha at Oman at Om-
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Kansas
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Baffalo
Atlanta
Houston
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Chicago
K.c.omaha
Detroit
Los Annaeles
Golden State
Phoenix
Seattle
Portland NN
Mondey
Buffalo
Bowling Results From Local Leagues
Mixed league at Holiday Pow Ind shows Pot Riciey 211 and Ridley 225 in high games while Dollie Taylor 558 and Ridley 605 lead series. Standings present Ex Palacio 4272 and teams No 12 41 2 percent, No 5 3B 26, No 12 37 27.
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Pot Riciey
David Ridley
Dollie Taylor
Ex-Palacio
Sheridan Banks
Dolphins keep faith in Morrall as Griese return looms
Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula defended Earl Morrall as a first class player who helped the 16-0 team endure Griese’s injury and led 11 straight wins. He noted Morrall’s pivotal role in sustaining the season and explained why Morrall was kept on the roster. Griese is slated to reclaim No. 1 QB duties for Super Bowl VII against the Washington Redskins.
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Bob Griese
Earl Morrall
Griese
Morrall
Dolphins
Bob
Washington Redskins
Earl
Ger
Don Shula
Miami
Shula
San Diego Charger
Deacon
Jones
Ron East
Blair Field
Long Beach
Briscoe
Don Herder
Dolphin
Jim Riley
Washington
Redskins
Don Den Herder rising star for Dolphins earns spelling respect
Vern Den Herder, a 6 foot 6 inch defensive end from Central Iowa, wins a starting role for the Dolphins in Super Bowl VII. The 24 year old, once mocked for his name, has shown speed and power rushing the passer and stopping the run. Den Herder recalls early locker confusion over his number and explains his path from a small Iowa college to Miami’s defense.
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Long Beach
Calif
Vern den Herder
Miami
Iowa
Nick Buoniconti
Don Herder
Buoniconti
Central Iowa
Sioux Center
Bill Stanfill
den Herder
Vern
Iowa State
Redskins Ready for Super Bowl Challenge Despite Miami Reputation
Washington coach George Allen dismissed Miami as a psychological edge after the Redskins 27-24 preseason win over the Dolphins. Allen noted Miami’s 16-0 season and top offense and defense, while Redskins veterans J Jefferson and Pardee stressed that experience in championships matters more than last year’s results.
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Bruce Lowitt
LOS Angeles
Miami Dolphins
Washington
Redskin
George Allen
Allen
Redskins
Dolphins
Larry Csonka
Mercury Morris
Jim Kiick
Miami
Dallas
NCAA Delegates Meet To Determine Fate Of 108 Amendments
The NCAA opens its seventh annual convention in Chicago as delegates from over 650 member schools tackle 108 proposed amendments. Southwestern Louisiana’s recruiting probe and a federal restraining order loom, with debate centered on dividing membership into major and smaller schools and potential changes to financial aid rules.
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NCAA
Chicago
Southwestern Louisiana
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Lafayette
Louisiana
Brown
Earl M. Ramer
University of Tennessee
Ramer
Lawton High Wrestlers Visit Eisenhower in First Meet
LHS and Eisenhower square off in a 7 30 p m dual as both schools enter their debut wrestling season. Ike led by Tucker Thompson has a 55 12 win over Highlanders and boasts top mat men James Pooshke and Barry Bruster.
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Lawton High
Eisenhower
Eisenhower High
Gary Hertzler
Ike
MacArthur
Jesse Cross
Wolverines
Mike Rutledge
LHS
Tucker Thompson
Highlanders
Eagles
James Pooshke
Barry Bruster
Bruster
Pauls Valley
Probus Management Faces Subpoena Over NFL Client Practices
New York attorney general seeks to subpoena Probus Management Inc officials after six NFL players and the players association accuse the firm of mishandling contracts and finances. Names include Eugene Morris, Hubert Ginn, Lloyd Mumphord, Spike Jones, Sam Holden, and Lee Caland. The firm allegedly issued eviction notices and bank warnings due to delinquent payments.
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White Plains
N.Y
Probus Management Inc
State Supreme Court
National Football League
Players’ Association
Asst
Atty
Stephen Mindell
Attorney General’s Bureau of Consumer Frauds
NFL
Probus
Eugene
Mercury
Morris
Hubert Ginn
Lloyd Mumphord
Miami Dolphins
Spike Jones
Buffalo Bills
New Orleans
Sam Holden
Lee Caland
Pittsburgh Steelers
Jerome J. Goldstein
North Star Rally Nets Ice Tie With Montreal
The NHL action ended in a 3-3 tie between the Minnesota North Stars and the Montreal Canadiens. Quebec Nordiques beat the New York Raiders 6-5 in the WHA behind Yves Bergeron’s overtime winner, lifting the Nordiques within three points of third place in the East.
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North Star Rally
Montreal
Quebec
Montreal Canadiens
Minnesota North Stars
Quebec Nordiques
New York Raiders
Yves Bergeron
Nordiques
New York
Boston
Canadiens
Yvan Cournoyer
Frank Mahovlich
Dennis Hextall
Minnesota
Buster Harvey
Mahovlich
Bergeron
Pete Donnelly
Ron Ward
Gene Peacosh
Raiders
Brian Bradley
Brian Perry
Francois Lacombe
Mike Laughton
N.Y Rangers
Buffalo
Detroi
Toronto
Vancounver
N.Y Islanders
West Chicago
Wi Atlanta
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
California
Vancouver
Sea of New England
Cleveland
Ottawa
West Winnipeg
Houston
Alberta
Chicago Mondey
New England
County Junior Tourney Opens In Elgin Schedule Postponed
The Comanche County Junior High basketball tournament opens after a Monday postponement due to conflicts with the Caddo-Comanche Invitational finals. Afternoon games feature Geronimo Fletcher Cache Indiahoma Chattanooga Elgin while night sessions were wiped out by attendance. Continued play resumes Tuesday and Wednesday with girls and boys matchups across the field.
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Elgin
Fletcher
Geronimo
Cache
Indiahoma
Chattanooga
Cache Girls
Sterling
FSIS
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Midwest
Michigan
Nellinois
W. Michigan
DePout
Westmont
Kan
Pittsburg
Wayne
Neb
Doane
Federal City
Detroit Tech
Northern S.D
Southwest
Minn
MacAlester
St. Mary’s
Utah
Texas Tech
Oro
Roberts
Brandeis
Southwestern U
Texas Wesleyan
Baylor
Tulane
E. Texas Baptist
LeTourneau
Houston-Tiliotson
St. Edward's
Missouri
SMU
Lamar
Oklahome
Texas A
McMurry
Howard Payne
Texas
Sam Houston
Stephen F. Austin
Angelo St
Hardin-Simmons
Pan American
New Mexico
Montana Tech
Western Montana
W. New Mexico
Colo. Mines
St. Okla
E. New Mexico
Great Falls
Mont
No. Montana
Oregon Tech
Western Baptist
Ore
Omaha
Oman
NBA
Baltimore
East Carolina
Kentucky
Virginia
New York West
Denver
Indiana
Dellas
San Diego
Carolina
Greensboro
Memphis
Constitution-Press
Thunderbird Lanes
Jim Garrett
Koren Packlington
Jim Dash
Ad Alley
Comics
Thunderbird Lones
Eddie Joiner
Swales Insurance
Joe Higgins
OS Angeles
Csonka
Baltimore Colts
New York Jets
Rams
Howard Twilley
Twilley
Tulsa
By Jack Stevenson
Marlin Briscoe
Miramar
California Angels
Los Angeles Dodgers
Angels
Anaheim Stadium
Roy Jeffer
Los Angeles Rams
Jefferson
Verlon Biggs
Warren Brown
Hollywood
Fla
Goldstein
THE
Associated Press
Jean Payette
Rejean Giroux
Andre Gaudette
Michel Parizeau
Z 'É National Bank
BEN Leva Auto Supply Inc
Good Neighbor
American Red Cross
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