Ledgerland Teams Head Into Busy Week Of Tournaments
Ledgerland high school basketball returns with heavy schedule featuring the Paris Tournament with both boys and girls brackets. Centralia, Wellsville-Middletown Rel, Madison, and Paris compete, with seeds set for both divisions and opening matches on Wednesday.
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Bankers Survive Stern Test By Younger Foes
The Cone merce Bankers beat Jeff White's team 168 156 in a high scoring Monday game as Mark Thoenen 38 and Dave Wilkinson 28 led the winners while Dan Thoenen 50 for the losers. Tuesday they fell 114 109 to Gary Smallwood's squad with balanced scoring led by Warren Williams 20 and Mike Dennis 14. Wednesday they rebounded with a 144 124 victory over Don Dempski's team led by Mark Thoenen 32 and Dave Wilkinson 24.
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Lacewell says he has no plans to leave OU defense job
Miami AP reports Oklahoma defensive coordinator Larry Lacewell denies talks with Oklahoma State about the head coaching post. He says he has not been contacted by regents OSU officials or alumni and knows nothing of the report.
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Television Sports Had Ups And Downs In 1977
Wester New York AP Sports writer reviews a turbulent year in television sports with big contracts and new programming. NBC wins 1980 Moscow Olympics bid while ABC inks a four year college football deal. NFL tallies a four year $656 million package. Awards highlight top performers and blunders across networks.
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Jayhawks rout Missouri in 98-49 Big Eight tilt
Kansas overwhelmed Missouri 98 to 49 in a Big Eight clash at Kemper Arena as Norm Stewart’s Tigers endured a heavy defeat. Kansas reserve Rod Funseth sparked a 38-point surge while Darnell Valentine and Paul Mokeski led the scoring parade for the Jayhawks.
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Fairy Tale Ending In Sight For Morton
Morton rose from bench to symbol of Broncos comeback, guiding Denver from doormat to playoff team after years of doubt. The piece chronicles his college era class of 65 with Staubach, Morton’s NFL path, and the dramatic reversal that reshaped Dallas Cowboys history and Morton’s career.
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Dayon and Memphis St edge in tight late finish
In a crowded scoreboard night multiple games show close results. Dayton beats Memphis State 85 to 83 and Texas A&M defeats San Francisco 75 66 while Oklahoma tops Iowa State 74 to 4. Portland 85 over Centenary 84 and Indiana 73 over Florida 60 round out a busy college slate with few clear upsets.
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