Aggie Holiday Classic opens with top black colleges playing
In Greensboro North Carolina two leading black colleges North Carolina A and T and Jackson State will start the Aggie Holiday Classic tonight North Carolina A and T ranked first in coaches poll will face North Carolina Central at 9 p.m. and Jackson State meets Elizabeth City State at 7 p.m.
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MMA Honors Top Athletes at Fall Awards Banquet
Missouri Military Academy honors fall season athletes led by Lt. Col. Joe Bailey. Major Steinmetz distributes varsity and provisional letters to football and cross country squads, naming Nedbrake Prieto and Wrage as tri-captains. Awardees include Jeff Nedblake as best back and J D Waters as best lineman, with many others receiving letters and managers' awards across football and company leagues.
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David Steinmetz
Len Japp
Jeff Nedblake
J.D. Waters
Paul Gant
Randy Adler
Matt Benne
Juan Berrios
Tom Black
Ron Black
Joe Bruns
Eric Carter
Ron Castle
Cesare Chiradonna
Rob Ellington
Scott Frederick
Alan Haberman
Jim Kenderish
Vince Lindwedel
Andy Mannini
Oscar Prieto
Ralph Riess
Phil Siebert
Cal Skinner
Col. Bailey
Mark Johnson
Ken Baker
Brat Olendorf
Jorge Estrada
Chris Waters
Jon Kaiser
John Schnitzler
Ed Coulias
John Pye
Jack Ward
Tom Griffith
Wayne Stadford
Ernesto Beltran
Mike Carrico
Dean Davison
Joe Fletcher
Jon Greiner
Mike Jones
Alex Kiss
Jeff Mattingly
Bill Moran
Greg Oberhaus
Chris Spruell
Stephen Stiles
Dave Swinney
Rick Vidor
Dale Williams
Chris Yoest
William Bryan
Roger Plumskey
Echo Golden Warriors
Jeff Bescau
John Burton
Poncho Casso
Rau Casso
Bob Duran
Jose Eichermann
Kevin Hamlett
Rick Hudson
Dave Hyams
Keith Kiefer
Ian McCrayvy
Eugenio Mesta
John Rase
John Schoitzier
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Teen rookie Willoughby dunks as Hawks beat Lakers
Atlanta's 18 year old Bill Willoughby became the youngest NBA starter, dunking late to spark a 114 98 win over the Los Angeles Lakers. He finished with 13 points and a team high 12 rebounds, two games ahead in the Central, as Kareem Abdul Jabbar led all scorers with 32 for the Lakers.
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Wellsville Defense Collapses in 88 45 Loss at Troy
Troy built a 22 14 lead then stretched to 72 37 after three quarters, rout Wellsville 88 45. Robin Wilhoit led Troy with 30 points while Gerald Harrington scored 24 for Wellsville which played without injured brother Randy. Rod Van Buren added 21 for Wellsville as Troy outscored 20 plus in each of the first three quarters. Wellsville drops to 4 6 overall and 3 3 in league play and heads to the Paris Tournament next month.
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Prep Basketball Scores Across Missouri and Kansas
AP roundup lists multiple high school boys results including West Plains 77 over Ava 56 and Charleston 63 over Dexter 46. Other notable games: Thayer 49 over Eminence 48, Shawnee Mission South 48 over Sedalia Smith-CCotton 56, Lincoln 57 over Westport 55, Drexel 73 over Appleton City 47, Palmyra 7 5 over Shelby 68, Slater 72 over Moberly 57, Odessa 72 over Clinton 54.
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Matador Matmen Defeat Moberly in Season Debut
Mexico junior high wrestlers opened the season with a 64 to 59 victory over Moberly. The Matadors had 14 wins in 26 matches, with seven pins, led by Archer Wells Reed Hawkins Overstreet Marley Newman. Exhibition results show eight wins in 20 bouts, including several pins. Next action is January 10 at Montgomery County Junior High Tournament.
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College Bowls At A Glance by the Associated Press
A listing of college bowl games with dates, locations, and matchups. Notable contests include Arizona State vs Nebraska in the Fiesta Bowl and Oklahoma vs Michigan in the Orange Bowl, among others across December and January. The schedule notes times in EST and network broadcasts.
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Community R-6 splits with Mark Twain in hoops
Boys win 38-25 to lift Community to 3-2 as Calvin McGrew posts 20 and Alan Davenport 10, while Williams leads Mark Twain with nine. Girls fall 25-8 as Kim Harris scores four and Sharon Elliott leads the winners with eight. Community resumes Jan 8 at home versus Sturgeon.
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T-Birds Must Work Overtime
North Callaway improves to 7-1 with a 61-58 overtime win over Marceline after Marceline tied late in regulation. Will Butler leads NorCal with 22 points. Jeff Pennick scores 16 for Marceline. Weith calls for tougher practice as NorCal eyes third straight league title. Also notes Indians announce 81 home games for 1976 including a July 4 fireworks night.
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