Vikings Rally Past Mexico In 65-54 Battle
Parkview Vikings defeated Mexico 65-54 as a strong second-half run eclipsed a 34-28 Mexico lead. Parkview's O’Leary and Timmons hit 20-point marks while Mexico’s Dennis White led with 26, and the Bulldogs suffered a season-long second-half swoon in this Friday game.
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Lakers Rout Warriors as Maravich Struggles with Wilt
The Los Angeles Lakers extended their NBA record streak to 23 wins with a 129 99 triumph over the Golden State Warriors. Wilt Chamberlain defended fiercely as Pistol Pete Maravich tried to score, but his layups were repeatedly thwarted by the seven footer.
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Wildcats outmuscle Bowling Green in 66 55 win
Montgomery City Wildcats overpower Bowling Green Bobcats 66 to 55 as fouls, rebounding and defense shape the game. Tony Marteen leads Montgomery with 25 points before fouling out. Leroy McPike held to 16 for Bowling Green as Green and Wehrman contribute 17 and 14 respectively. Wildcats hold 51 38 rebound edge and improve to lock in the late advantage.
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Sports on the Air Weekend Lineup Highlights Football and More
Saturday features the Sun Bowl in El Paso with Iowa State and LSU at noon, plus pro football from Dallas as the Cardinals visit the Cowboys at 3. Missouri plays California in basketball at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday. Sunday offers Eagles at Giants at noon followed by Lions vs 49ers, Bills vs Chiefs. Blues meet Blackhawks in Chicago at 7:30 p.m.
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Wellsville Tigers Hold On At Home In Quiet Win
Wellsville beat an opponent 60-49 as coach Barney Fisher urged focus on free throws. The Tigers sank timely fouls in the fourth quarter after making only two field goals, sealing the win through discipline at the line and late-game composure.
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North Callaway Nips Harrisburg in tight 48 44 finale
North Callaway trailed at halftime but rallied to beat Harrisburg 48 44 Friday. Alan Baumgartner led the T Birds with 23 points as North Callaway also won the B clash 67 42. Warrenton game notes: Briscoe led Warrenton with 22 points, Tim Briscoe 16, Tom Butler 12. Warrenton JV 56 32.
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Kentucky Trims Missouri in tense invitational win
Kentucky rallies from seven down to beat Missouri 83-79 in Lexington with Bob McCowan scoring 15 in the second half to fuel the comeback. Jim Andrews adds 18 as Missouri's John Brown tops with 34 points, while California defeats Princeton 59 to 45 in the other opener. Channel 8 will telecast the Missouri California consolation at 6:30.
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College Basketball Roundup Mixed Scores From Regional Arenas
A sprawling score log lists multiple college games across regions including Springfield Parkview, North Carlaway, Harrisburg, Wellsville, Montgomery County, Bowling Green, St. Clair, Jefferson City, Cuba, Paris, Centralia, Monroe City, Mark Twain, Van-Far, Boonville Tourney, Hickman, California, Fulton, New Hampshire, SP setm, Ulster CC, New York, Appalachia Jacksonville State, Westminster/West Virginian State, Maryland, Canisius, Kentucky, Missouri, Detroit, San Francisco, St. Joe, Marian, Stephen F. Austin, North Park Chicago, Santa Fe, Northern Arizona, Wyoming, Montana, Washington, Kansas State, Oregon, Long Beach State, Santa Clara, North Carolina, Wake Forest, NC State, Duke, St Johns NY, Rhode Island, Marshall, Mississippi State, Michigan State, Colorado State, Tennessee, Penn State, LaSalle, Baylor, Nebraska, Idaho.
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Paris Upsets Centralia Panthers 62-52 Basketball Result
Paris Coyotes defeated Centralia 62 to 52 to drop the Panthers from undefeated status. Doug DeLaney and Jeff Boyer led Paris with 15 points each, while Centralia's Bob Harvey poured in 24. Paris improved to 4-3. Centralia fell to 7-1. In the B game, Kirk Waisner scored 20 for Centralia in a 46-87 win.
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Hawks rally past Van-Far 49 41 in low scoring clash
Van-Far drops to 0-8 as two starters were suspended and Dean Arnett injured in warmups. Gerald Taylor leads Clopton with key fourth quarter bursts while Eddie Wheeler adds support. Taylor and Gregory pace rebounding as both teams pull 26 boards.
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No One Worries Like a Football Wife
Two veteran football wives share how they cope with constant injuries to husbands in pro football. Betty Manders and Trudy Philbin describe watching husbands endure surgeries, braces, and hospital stays while maintaining practical plans for life after football.
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Monroe City Panthers rout Mark Twain Tigers 77 39
The Monroe City Panthers used height to crush the Mark Twain Tigers 77 to 39. Rich Seward Mike Long and Buddy Williams formed a strong front wall for Monroe City accounting for 38 points. Williams led scoring with 17 points and Long added 14 while Mark Twain’s Mike Evans topped their side with 12 points.
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NBA Scores From Friday Night Results
Reported scores show Boston over Cleveland 115 to 109 and New York 145 to Buffalo 95. Other results include Milwaukee 120 over Seattle 113 and Phoenix 123 over Detroit 12 with Los Angeles 12 percent.
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