Centralia Teams Vie For In Invitational Titles Tonight
Centralia crowns both Panther boys and Panther girls in the Centralia Invitational final and wrap up semifinals with dominant victories. Jed Angell led the boys with 14 points as Kevin Zuroweste topped Paris for the girls, while Sturgeon and Macon posted notable wins in early rounds.
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Brian Cox
Gerry Albus
Cary Webber
Jim Schlemmer
Roland Darling
Kevin Barrett
Leonard Gordon
Diana Hicks
Beth Long
Julie Spene
Rhonda Turpin
OSU coach Killingsworth leads Aggies past Marshall in opener
Oklahoma State coach Jim Killingsworth directs a 99-87 victory over Marshall in the Marshall Invitational Tournament. A 51-51 halftime, then Howard Kelsey sparks a decisive second half for the Aggies. Marshall, coached by Stu Aberdeen, struggles with rebounding as Kelsey shuts down Marshall’s top shooter.
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Multiple Scoreboard and Standings Update Across College and Pro
The page lists scores across college and professional leagues including Harvard and City College of New York, Ithaca and Cortland State, Providence and Wisconsin, and others. It also covers regional tournaments, late standings, and notable player and coach moves, plus Pro NFL NBA and NHL results and transactions.
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Powers Could Leave WSU For Missouri In 1970s Scenario
Washington State student body president Mark Askes warns Warren Powers might turn the campus cynical if he leaves for Missouri. Powers, in year one of a 3 year 32000 contract, is linked to Missouri's coaching interest amid WSU loyalty talks and wage comparisons. Missouri weighs offer while WSU officials urge him to stay for next season.
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George Frykman
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Tye
Terrell
Jim Sweeney
Sweeney
Fresno State
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Jankovich
Wiggin denies California coaching offer for UC job
Former Kansas City Chiefs coach Paul Wiggin says he talked with California athletic director Dave Maggard but was not offered the head football coach position. He notes no formal offer and says he has removed himself from consideration after being fired by the Chiefs.
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Mexico Bulldogs Tangle With Jefferson City Jays
Jefferson City swept past Mexico 78 57 as Mexico slipped to 2 4 on the season in a non league game. Jamie Williams led Mexico with 16 points while Richard Sidney added 14 and Randy Tate 11 as the Jays built a double digit lead and cruised home. The junior varsity won 59 54 and will play next week in the Marshall Tournament.
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Hord
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Sale Of Blue Put In Limbo Again
Honolulu AP reports the winter baseball meetings closed with Charlie Finley selling Vida Blue to the Cincinnati Reds for Dave Revering and cash around 1.5 million. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn placed the deal in limbo, scheduling a hearing within a week to assess whether the sale harms Oakland or the league. The week also saw major moves including the Yankees signing Rawly Eastwick and several other trades, with Blue’s fate drawing focus amid a flurry of deals.
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Hrabosky Traded From Cardinals to Royals Over Friction
St Louis reliever Al Hrabosky agreed to a trade to the Kansas City Royals for Mark Littell. He cited environment change as career beneficial and said he expects to face renewed challenge from AL fans. He praised Cardinals fans and looked forward to playing under Whitey Herzog in KC.
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Frantic Winter Meetings Shake Up Baseball Trades
Frantic trading at the winter meetings reshaped rosters across both leagues. A four team, 11 player deal moved Bert Blyleven Jon Matlack Willie Montanez and Al Oliver among others, with Cincinnati acquiring Vida Blue from Oakland before a possible hearing by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. The Yankees bought Andy Messersmith and Rawly Eastwick, Montreal added Ross Rnsky and Rudy May, and a 20 trade tally involved 51 players.
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Ex King Nelson Leads Nets Past Kings In NJ Debut
Louie Nelson scored 22 points in his Nets debut as New Jersey snapped a six game skid with a 122-114 win over Kansas City at Rutgers Center. Nelson, waived by KC earlier, drew cheers from 3,024 fans as Eddie Jordan joined the Nets on waivers from Cleveland and will be with the team soon. Bernard King led the Nets with 30 points and 14 rebounds while Scott Wedman topped the Kings with 26.
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