Hancock Bulldogs rout Compton 35 7 to stay atop conference
Hancock College bulldogs seized control early in Compton, scoring five times in the first half to crush the Tartars 35-7. Rollie Garife starred with three rushing touchdowns and 72 passing yards as Hancock rolled to 6 1 on the season and shared the Western Conference lead.
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Rockets rout Nets 137 107 as Johnson stars for Conquistadors
Denver Rockets overwhelmed the New York Nets 137 107 behind Ralph Simpson 30 points and a 17 3 run late in the fourth quarter. Julius Keye and Dave Robisch dominated the boards as New York failed to click without Rick Barry.
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Braves break national mark in Westminster meet
Lompoc High School runners set a national five man ten mile relay record of 46 20.9 at Westminster Invitational, led by Terry Williams 8 58.4 as the Braves won their sixth invitational without a loss. JV and Frosh teams also excelled, with the varsity eyeing a 66th straight dual win.
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Steelers Surge to a Win as Steelers surge to Super Bowl talk
The Pittsburgh Steelers crushed the Cincinnati Bengals 40-17 led by Terry Bradshaw three TD passes and Franco Harris 101 rushing yards. Kansas City, Los Angeles Rams, and Washington also won to claim division leads as Green Bay and Detroit held NFC Central positions.
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Trevino Generous Loss Finds HillWinning Texas Open Title
Mike Hill won the Texas Open with a 15 under par total of 273 finishing two strokes ahead of Lee Trevino who shot 67 in the final round. Trevino praised Hill’s courtesy after Trevino helped pace the closing holes by letting Hill finish first on many greens. Phil Rodgers and others finished four back.
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76ers suffer 13th straight loss in Bucks defeat
Philadelphia drops to 13 consecutive losses with a 131-113 defeat to Milwaukee. The skid nears an NBA record for opening-season futility while other games feature Lakers, Suns, Knicks, and Trail Blazers in tight action and standings shifts.
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Punter Foul Case Highlights Previous Spot Rule
In a gridiron scenario the Nebraska punter drops the snap and advances, a personal foul by a Nebraska player occurs near the Colorado 10. The official applies the previous spot rule, penalizing from the spot of the snap. The penalty is 15 yards with Nebraska retaining the ball.
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