Scattered College Basketball Scores Across Nation
A mosaic of college games shows Shippensburg 1146 and Messiah 73, Temple 89 and Dickinson 55, Tufts 86 and MIT 84 in OT, Georgia Tech 44, Mississippi 72, and Texas A&M 85 with Rice 77. Several OT thrillers and close finishes highlight a busy scoreboard across divisions.
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la. Tech
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Moraquette
Georgia Tech
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Morris
Milligan
Tusculum
Morehead St
Kentucky
Newberry
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Texas A&m
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Los Ang
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Portland
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New Mex
MSU President Admits Lax Enforcement of NCAA Rules
Michigan State University president Clifton Wharton acknowledged lax enforcement of recruiting rules while defending the penalties as too harsh. The school faced a three year probation after NCAA findings of four rule violations and questionable practices tied to the 1973 football season. Coach Denny Stolz pledged the program would not be crippled and vowed to work toward success during the probation.
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Marquette Boss Hopes For Some Tight Games
Marquette coach Al McGuire, whose team is 15-1 and ranked second, says he hopes for tight games before the tournament to ease pressure. Earl Tatum led Marquette with 14 points and Butch Lee had 12 as the Warriors beat an unnamed opponent. Indiana, Tennessee, St. John’s, Illinois, Cincinnati, Virginia Tech and others posted wins in a busy college basketball night.
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Indiana Hoosiers
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Earl Tatum
Butch Lee
Tennessee
Volunteers
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Bernard King
Ernie Grunfeld
Scott May
Ohio State
St. John’s
Glen Williams
Manhattan
Cecil Bellford
Redmen
George Johnson
Rich Adams
Illinois
Michigan
Wolverines
Nate Williams
Ricky Green
Mike Jones
Cincinnati
Wichita State
Russell Davis
Phil Thieneman
Virginia Tech
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Auburn
Kentucky
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the Citadel
Baylor
Arkansas
Texas Christian
Texas
Texas A&m
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Drake
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Purdue
Minnesota
Indiana Extends Lead In AP Basketball Poll
The Associated Press ranking shows Indiana earning most first place votes and expanding its lead to 1640 points. Marquette Nevada Las Vegas and North Carolina rise, while UCLA St John's Wake Forest slide out of the top 20. Rutgers Washington NC State Tennessee Notre Dame lead the next group as new entries Princeton and Centenary appear in the rankings.
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Saints Cut Seating At Superdome To 72 000
The New Orleans Saints will reduce seating to a normal capacity of 72 000 at the Louisiana Superdome to ease fan complaints. They retain the option to revert to 76 000 seats if pregame ticket demand requires it.
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MacArthur Highlanders Face Texas Quint In Cage Bout
MacArthur hosts Wichita Falls Notre Dame in a key Highlanders showdown after a 54-37 win over the Knights. Joe Shumaker pumps in 20 points while Matt Muth scores 22 for Notre Dame as MacArthur seeks a fourth win in five. George Cooper could loom large for MacArthur.
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Highlanders
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Knights
Mac
Darrell Jones
Joe Shumaker
Matt Muth
Hartwell Menefee
Ardmore
James Johnson
Fred Cash
Fred Williams
George Cooper
Fort Sill Cannoneers top Cameron JV 81 to 65 on late surge
Fort Sill Cannoneers pulled away in the final five minutes to beat Cameron University junior varsity 81 65 at the Aggie gym. Key players included Thornton with 20 and Deavours with 15 for Fort Sill while Jacobi led Cameron with 20. Halftime stood 35 29.
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Aggie
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Ben Key
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Kids Basketball MIDGETS League Scores Across City
Edison 26 Westwood 2 Armor 18 Crosby Park 14 Sooner League Pecan Grove 17 Jackson Jefferson 16 Howell 4 24 Jefferson 1 Lincoln 18 Western Hills 0 Switney 2 Hills Carriage Hills 2 Sullivan 0.
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Jefferson
Howell
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Switney
Hills
Carriage Hills
Sullivan
Golf Rules Talk on Trouble Shots and Ball Marking
A storyteller explains golf etiquette and rules about taking relief when water sits between ball and hole. He notes Rule 32 allows moving to the nearest relief position and emphasizes marking the ball with a coin behind it to avoid gaining advantage. He contrasts repairable ballmarks with non repairable cleatmarks and mentions froghair sand on fringe versus green.
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Texas
Boys Club States Basketball Action
Lawton Boys Club action features the Sonics at 5 30 against the Jets while the Lions play the Bruins. In men's league Humpty Dumpty faces Bailey Meissner at 8 15 and Hunt's Masonry meets Mad Dog at 9 30. Hunt's leads the western division with 5 1 record and Anthony's tops the eastern division with 6 0.
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Lions
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Bailey Meissner
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Mad Dog
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