Crossword Puzzle Across and Sports Scores Snapshot
A dense grid of fragmented crossword clues with scattered spellings and a long list of college basketball scores from the Associated Press. Teams and results cover EAST and SOUTHWEST regions including Delaware Widener Fordham Brown Maine Youngstown Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island Manhattan Syracuse American U and more with numerous mismatches and garbled phrases amid the scoring blitz.
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Scoreboard shows tight Spurs win in late thriller
San Antonio 116 Chicago Phoenix 113 Buffalo 103 Thursday games listed. Various standings lines include New England 19 6 9 4h 416 B2 Quebe 1810 1 93 126 109. Notes on NHL and NBA moves, signings, retirements, and college choices follow.
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Baseball trades and team moves hit MLB and NFL rosters
Baseball: Boston Red Sox traded Ferguson Jenkins to the Texas Rangers for John Poloni and cash. Oakland A’s sold to Marvin Davis and will relocate to Denver for 1978. Seattle Mariners named Bob Older as manager of their Bellingham class A NWL team. Football: Atlanta Falcons placed Monroe Eley on injured list and activated Bob Jordan. New York Jets placed David Knight and Carl Barzilauskas on injured reserve and signed Jim Jerome and Ken Helms.
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Bowling results from Mexico ladies league
Central Loan beats Stephenson Motel 3 to 1 and Smith Motor 1 to 3, Busch and Wieberg Implement split, Wonneman set team highs with 840 single and 2483 series. Helen Pauley tops with high single 234 and high series 564. Teams listed include Wonneman's Commerce Bank Wieberg Implement First National Bank Stephenson Motel Smith Motor & Implement Central Loan.
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Colonels Ride High After 9-52 Win Over Wentworth
MMA Colonels improve to 2-2 after a 52 9 victory over Wentworth Military Academy in a midweek clash. Jeff Beseau led with 24 points including eight in the second quarter, while Dime Younge added 19 and J Rader scored 14 for Wentworth.
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MMA Marmer Missouri Academy wrestles to tie Centralia 30-30
MMA Marmer Missouri Academy athletes wrestled Centralia, tying 30-30 after Colonels won last four weights. MMA had forfeits and pins from Didion, Stephens, Smith, Koons, Kosteck, McCrary, and Koenig, while Centralia toppled MMA in several weights. MMA swimmers lost 50-31 to Sedalia Smith-Cotton with Menendez winning 120 IM and Watson taking 100 free and 100 back. Cincinnati Reds pitcher Pedro Borbon was found innocent of two misdemeanor assault charges from an Oct 3 discotheque disturbance.
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Mike Kosteck
Ronnie Williams
Ian McCrary
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Jon Koenig
Dan Dela Rosa
John Kaufman
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Marc Willberts
Mike Mullen
Jose Garcia
Dwayne Tidball
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Fernando Menendez
David Watson
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Cincinnati Reds
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Dominican Republic
Mexico Cagers In Action In Busy Sports Week
Mexico High School teams clash tonight with the Bulldog boys facing Marshall at 8 p.m. in the Marshall Tournament round robin. The girls host Columbia Rock Bridge with junior varsity at 6 30. Ninth grade boys meet Hellas and ninth grade girls face Oakland Junior High in Columbia at 6 30.
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Wrestling on Schedule Too Friday in Marshall Tourney
Mexico plays Moberly at 6 30 p m to finish the Marshall Tourney with a wrestling meet. Columbia Rock Bridge Tour opens for Bulldog wrestlers and runs through Saturday with four bouts per entrant in the 16 team Tournament of Champions. Friday starts at 4 p m, continues into the evening, and Saturday resumes at 11 a m with finals at 7 p m.
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