Maddox 42 Leads Kirksville Past Mexico Bulldogs
Kirksville Muted by pressure Mexico Bulldogs fall 89 64 as Matt Maddox 6 5 senior center scores 42 points aiding Kirksville Tigers. Mexico 9 8 season mark 14 7 for Kirksville. Maddox scores key second quarter surge and late free throws. Dennis DeBondt nets 26 for Mexico with 18 rebounds.
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UCLA Extends Home Streak With Weekend Upsets
AP report details Indiana's 72-66 win over Ohio State as No 1 Indiana extends its undefeated run, while NC State falls to Maryland 98-97. Upsets hit several top teams including Syracuse over LaSalle 82-78 and Clemson over North Carolina 80-72. UCLA defeats Southern Cal to extend home win streak to 77, with Buckner and May named among top players.
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Connors Beats Laver For Record $100000 Payday
Jimmy Connors edged Rod Laver 6-2 3-6 7-5 in Las Vegas to claim $100,000 and a new car in the highest single-match payout. Laver, 36, earned about $50,000 to $60,000 as consolation. The crowd of 3,800 watched as Connors pressed to back up his momentum with potential rematches against Newcombe or a bid for No. 1.
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Mexico Matmen edge MMA for quad tournament title
Mexico Bulldog matmen edged Missouri Military Academy to win the Mexico Quad title scoring 155 points to MMA 151. Charlie Barnett Dennis Pollard Kevin Shopher Tim Wyatt and Wayne Terpstra led with individual titles as Mexico claimed seven crowns and shared another. MMA claimed the final three weight classes.
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Clopton Hawks Top Centralia In Consolation Battle
Solid shooting carried Clopton Hawks past Centralia Panthers 67 to 59 in Bowling Green consolation game. Greg Sewell led Centralia with 26 points. Eric Salmon paced Clopton with 24 and Bill Shelton 20. Centralia, 11-8, returns to Clarence Cannon play at Mark Twain Tuesday.
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Wohlhuter Wins 1974 Sullivan Award
CHICAGO AP Rick Wohlhuter world top ranked half miler with 26 straight wins was named the 1974 Sullivan Award winner for the nation’s top amateur athlete.
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Three Veterans Enter Shrine Hall of Fame Class Eight
In New York, Billy Herman Earl Averill and Bucky Harris were elected to baseballs Hall of Fame by the veterans committee today. They join Ralph Kiner elected by the BBWAA last week. Warren Giles announced the veteran committee choice for players out of the game 25 years or more.
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Strong First-Half Gives Indians Third-Place Honors
Van-Far Indians cap Bowling Green Tournament with third place after a 72-58 win over Hermann and claim the sportmanship award. A 29- point first quarter and a 48-26 halftime lead set the tone, though momentum dipped after halftime. Coach Lowell Keltner praised the strong first half as key to the 13-9 team, with top scorers Pormray Sebeet and Rick Hurshman contributing 27 and 19 points respectively.
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NBA Scores and Standings Eastern Western Conference
NBA standings show teams across the Eastern and Western conferences with divisional breakdowns and recent game results. Saturday results include Houston 95 New York 79 and Cleveland 112 Atlanta 109, while Sundays saw Philadelphia 90 Houston 77 and Boston 120 Milwaukee 103, among others.
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Moment Of Truth Near For Slumping Jayhawks
Kansas faces Nebraska at home and Oklahoma on regional TV as a slide threatens to erase its Big Eight title hopes. The Jayhawks, tied for third with Missouri and Oklahoma State after losses to Kansas State and Missouri, must rebound against tough foes this week.
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Robin Wilhoit leads Troy to Bowling Green title win
Troy Trojans defeated Wellsville Middletown 53 46 in the Bowling Green Tournament final as Robin Wilhoit scored 22 points including key baskets in the second half. Wellsville dropped to 12 8 and saw turnovers stretch late. Harrington led Wellsville with 14 while Van Buren added 13 and Houston 12.
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