NIT selects Duke and playoff bids set for Postseason
The National Invitation Tournament named sixth ranked Duke as its entry, with Ohio State and NC State vying for the final major college bid. NC State fell to North Carolina 87-50 as UNC earned the NCAA berth while Duke readied for upcoming NIT rounds.
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Marquette
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Kan
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UCLA
New Mexico
Clara
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Baseball Continued: Rice Beats Texas A&M After Rough Week
Rice rebounded with a 103 victory over Texas A&M highlighted by a seven run eighth inning. Baylor hosts SMU while the Aggies travel to TCU in a conference slate continuation.
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Texas A&m
Vic
Bears
Baylor
SMU
Aggies
TCU
Dallas Cowboys Draft Camp Session Planned
Dallas coach Tom Landry will hold a free session Friday and Saturday with nearly a dozen players invited from this year’s draft. The camp aims to evaluate prospects and discuss potential roles for the team.
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Lengthy lead for Killy in World Cup giant slalom
AP reports Teer Cia cael Stanfoel dominates the giant slalom with a two run time of 2 48 01 while French rival Maudutt briefly leads after the first leg.
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Detroit women dominate indoor track titles and NCAA plans
Patrick and Ryun loom in 1 500 meters as Villanova stars shine at IC4A meet in Madison Square Garden. The five woman Detroit team cruised to a strong showing while NCAA indoor contenders plot Olympic trials with Patrick eyeing 1 500 and 4 06.1 clocking, and Villanova collecting multiple event wins.
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Eiad Miller
Rutgers
Peter Chen
American
Bob Narcessian
Rhode Island
Dick Benka
Harvard
del Benjamin
Manhattan
Indiana Topples Orleans in 113 105 Victory
Indiana Pacers upset the New Orleans Buccaneers 113 105 in New Orleans. Regele Harding opened with 12 points as Indiana built a 31 25 first quarter lead. Roger Brown led Indiana with 22 points as they pulled away late after a tight third period.
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American Basketball Association
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Pacers
Jimmy Jones
Roger Brown
Exhibition es Exhibition es oy £ 1 nat i
Fragmented OCR text presents names, scores, and places with multiple garbled words. Note scattered numbers and player mentions such as Belbert Pena Skink Bryan Gieveimna Warker Moose Wiki Taylor Clem Pagan and Gibeon, but no clear event or outcome coherently described.
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Pavieick
Balimere
Eichebarre
Rento Ane Marne Onste Reser
Peeral
bin Ren
Bryan
Gieveimna
Warker
Moose
Wiki
Taylor
Clem
Pagan
Breonders
Anda
Seat Eas
Ateohennon
Ya Kandi
Howers
Gibeon
Unclear sports scores mix from mid Atlantic region
Fragmented OCR text lists basketball scores and team mentions including New Jersey Syracuse Muskegon Fort Wayne Columbus Toledo and college conference names. Multiple misread items and typos obscure clear results. No coherent single game or event emerges.
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Psberes
New Jeer
Bey
Syracuse
Iyncdls
Hey Yok
Pea Seme
New Kerge
Snideinag
Minnennia
Reanlie
Mgerie
Muskegon
Fort Wayne
Columbus
Toledo
Dallas Cowboys Saints basketball benefit game announced
The Cowboys and Saints will play a charity basketball game at Southern Methodist University's Moody Coliseum starting at 7:30 p.m. The event supports the March of Dimes with Cowboys players Cornell Green Mike Gaech er Dave Edwards Bob Lilly George Andrie Bob Hayes Lee Roy Jordan Craig Morton and Lance Rentzel slated to participate.
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UPI
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New Orleans Saints
National Football League
March of Dimes
Cowboys
Cornell Green
Mike Gaecher
Dave Edwards
Bob Lilly
George Andrie
Bob Hayes
Lee Roy Jordan
Craig Morton
Exhibition Baseball Sparks Long Day of Ties and Wins
Brooks Robinson Jose Pagan and Don Pavletich homered for Cincinnati as the Reds beat the White Sox 3-1 in Florida exhibition play. Baltimore tied the Yankees 7-7 in 13 innings, Pittsburgh lost 7-6 to Philadelphia, and the Mets were tied with St Louis in a game halted late. Other results include Los Angeles over Atlanta 4-0 California over Chicago Cubs 3-1 Cleveland over San Francisco 5-4 Boston over Oakland 14-5 Minnesota over Detroit 5-4 with rain postponements in Florida.
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Bob Stewart
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Dave Boswell
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Zoilo Versalles
Dodgers
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John Purdin
Phil Regan
Vero Beach
Jose Vidal
Jordon Tops Junior Bowling Ring With 568 Series
Barry Jordon rolled 568 for a high series in the VFW sponsored Youth Bowling League. Arthur Gonzales had the high junior boys game while Sonya Taylor led junior girls with 508 series and 175 high game. Teresa Martin topped girls with 217 series and 123 game.
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Arthur Gonzales
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Brad Croom
Teresa Martin
SMU Swim Team Picks Southwest Conference Favorites
AP reports SMU is favored in 16 of 18 events as Arkansas looks to challenge Texas Tech for third place. Jody Helman of SMU has clocked 1 59.5 in the 200 yard individual medley, just shy of the meet record.
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Texas Gaelics
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Texas Tech
Jody Helman
Southern
Methodist
Vermont Skiers Dominate Nationals Slalom Events
Vermonters showed strong form in Seattle as Rutland’s Nick Chaffee led the men’s slalom, and Barbara Chaffee’s sister Marilyn beat Nancy Greene for the women’s giant slalom title with Nancy Greene runner up at the halfway point in the women’s slalom. Officials awaited final results.
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Richmond
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Marilyn
Nancy’ Greene
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Kiki Cutter
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Staub Signs For 45000 With Astros After Holdout
Coco a Fla AP Rusty Staub Houston outfielder and NL's fifth best hitter last season ended an eight day holdout and signed a two year 45000 contract to stay with the Astros. Staub said he was pleased to reach agreement and to be with the team in camp Richardson commented on Staub's satisfaction with the deal. The contract ranks as the second highest in club history. Earlier in the season he had been traded to Detroit in mid August.
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