Friars Must Make Better Use of Time in Loss to Louisville
Providence Friars fell 68 44 at Louisville as Darrell Griffith sealed the win with two free throws then a buzzer slam. Coach Dave Gavitt cited a strong Louisville team and fatigue after a late surge, while Cincinnati, San Francisco, UCLA, Kentucky, and others posted notable performances across the day.
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Marlon Redmond
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Ron Hamilton
Robert Smith
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John Robinson
Rickey Green
Ohio
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Memphis State
Rick Wilson
Michael Thompson
Bernard King
Reggie Johnson
Walter Davis
North Carolina
Marvin Delph
Jimmy Williams
Lewis Orr
Audie Matthews
Illinois
Purdue
Bob Elliott
Daytona Winners Enjoy Inside Joke
At Daytona International Speedway the Ecurie Escargot Porsche team won the 24 Hours with 2,615 miles at 108 mph average. Their motto I may be slow but I’m ahead of you sparked jokes as rivals faced costly repairs and midrace challenges from Joest Wollek, Mass Tekx, and other contenders.
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Frs
Dave Helmick
Eodrivers
Miami
Helmick
Hurley, Haywood
John Graves
Reinhold Joest
Germany
Frechman
Bob Wollek
Martino Finotto
Carlo Facetti
Peter Gregg
Jim Busby
Joest-Wollek
Jacky Tekx
Belgium
Jochen Mass
Mass
Neff Wins $14,000 Open Bowling Title in St. Louis
Steve Neff of Sarasota Florida captured the $14,000 first prize in the $100,000 PBA open tournament in St. Louis by defeating Tommy Hudson 215 to 198. Neff later admitted a lapse in concentration near the end but earned the title with five straight strikes in the middle of the championship game.
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ST. Louis
Steve Neff
Neff
Tommy Hudson
Sarasota Fla
Hudson
Nefl
Auxvasse Wins In Own Junior Tournament
Auxvasse-Auxvanse defeated Hatton-McCredie 38 to 33 to claim first place in its junior basketball tournament. Leopold led with 17 points, Brown added 12, Galbreath nine. Erickson 13 and Crawford 42 tallies for the losers. Missouri School for the Deaf beat St Brendan 38-24 for third. Hines 14 for the winners Fuemmeler 13 and Mudg seven in the other game.
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Auxvanse
Hatton-McCredie
Ary Leopold
Bob Brown
Lavoris Galbreath
Tim Erickson
Gary Crawford
Missouri School For the Deaf of Fulton
St. Brendan of Mexico
James Hines
Chris Fuemmeler
Mudg
Iginsburg
South Callaway
Curtis
Ray Rapps
Wes Zery
Everett Loucks
NorStars post rare win in Chicago with ex Hawk
The Minnesota North Stars defeated the Chicago Black Hawks 3 0 at Chicago Stadium for their first win there since 1972. Gary Smith earned the shutout with 38 saves while ex Hawk Bill White coached Chicago. Smith credited his teammates for support as Minnesota built goals by Palffbaltrin, Jensen, and O'Brien. Other games around the league featured Soetaert’s first career shutout for the Rangers, a 5 2 win over the Islanders, and Colorado’s 5 2 comeback over Pittsburgh with Paiement scoring three times.
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Associated
Press
Minnesota North Stars
Chicago
Gary Smith
Bill White
Hawks
Smith
White
Black Hawks
North Stars
Chicago Stadium
North Stara
Ted Ware
Pla Hag Super
le “Gyper
Bill ’Palrbaltn
Minnesota
Steve Jensen
Dennis O'Brien
Tookle Pong
Soetaert
New York Rangers
New York
Islanders
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Washington Capitals
Colorado Rockies
Pittsburgh Penguins
Detroit Red Wings
Vancouver Canucks
Rangers
Phil Esposito
Lester Patrick
Rockies
Penguins
Wilf Paiement
Colorado
Pittsburgh
Denis Herron
Red Wings
Canucks
Jim Nahrgang
Detroit
MMA's Carter Shines in Kirksville Regional Meet
Heavyweight Eric Carter led Missouri Military in the unlimited division at the Kirksville district meet over the weekend. Team scores showed Jefferson City Hellos 118, Fulton 124, Kirksville 123, Marceline 122, Brookfield 116, Moberly 13, Chillicothe 13, MMA 12, Centralia 12, Montgomery Co. R-2 two.
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Kkirksville
Eric Carter
Missouri Military ‘Unlimited
Kirksville
Jefferson City
Area college scoreboard highlights mixed results
Central Methodist 90 Park 75 Culver-Stockton 79 Harris Teachers 3 die Drury 4 Emporia State 47 Pittsburg 18 grading mixed outcomes across Big Eight and Missouri conferences. NE Missouri 98 NW Missouri 60 Kansas State 63 SW Missouri 55.
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Wayne
Kearney
Ted Pittsburg
Fort Hays
Sd Washburn
NHL Standings and Results Highlights from the Week
The Campbell and Smythe divisions show teams like Chicago Montreal and Minnesota in pursuit of points with goals for and against tallies. Recent results include Washington over New York Islanders 3 0 and Detroit edging Philadelphia in a tight schedule, plus Sunday scores such as Pittsburgh 4 Detroit 1 and Boston over Washington 0.
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Philptie
Soston von Bat
NY Kooks
Buflalo Wlt
NY Nets
Washton
WD Bir
Clave
Houston
Noriis Pee Pee
Peer
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Denver
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Los Angeles
Detroit
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Boston
New York’ Rangers
New York Islanders
Colorado
Sie Gee
Philadelphia
Bulldogs Calendar Announces Regional, State Tournament Dates
Local schedule lists basketball and wrestling events for Moberly area schools. Key items include boys varsity and junior varsity games, ninth grade matches, and girls regional tournaments. State wrestling tourney set for Columbia with multiple days listed, plus junior high and high school matchups across February.
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Moberly
TBA
FEAB
Columbia
Rolla
50 Goal Mark Set By Hedberg For Jets In 49th Game
Anders Hedberg of the Winnipeg Jets became the first professional hockey player to score 50 goals in fewer than 50 games. The Swedish winger scored three goals in Winnipeg's 6-4 win after recovering from a knee injury and rib fracture. The record sparked comparisons to Rocket Richard and Bobby Hull as Hedberg looked ahead to Quebec City with the Jets in the WHA race.
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Te Os AP
Anders Bpivers
Hedberg
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World Hockey Association
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Rocket Richard
Bobby Hull
Anders Hedberg
Sweden
Winnipeg
Quebec City
Edmonton
San Diego
Quebec
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
New England
Richard
Montreal Canadiens
Hull
Jets
Robertson Still Paces Lincoln in 83 49 Win Over Southwest Missouri
Lincoln guard Robert Robertson poured in 34 points as the Lincoln team routed Southwest Missouri 83 49. Theo Barnes and John Harper added 14 apiece, boosting Lincoln’s momentum in the MIAA standings while Central Missouri crushed Northeast Missouri 80 75. Missouri-Kansas City topped Nebraska Omaha 102 06, Skip Bryant leading with 28 for the Kangaroos as several Missouri colleges posted wins across the circuit.
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Associated Press
Ol Man River
Harold Robertson
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Tigers
Central Missouri
Northeast Missouri
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Drury
Avila Avalanche
Graceland
William Jewell
Missouri
Holla
Southeast Missouri
Missouri Western
Fort Hays
Missouri Southern
Washburn
Northwest Missouri
Ottawa
Missouri Valley
Tarkio
Baker
Nine Bulldog Matmen Qualify For Regional
Mexico Bulldogs finish second in the district wrestling tournament and place nine of 12 entries into the regional at Parkview High School, Springfield. Paul Janke earned the lone individual title, with Regan Fuhrer second and several others placing high as Mexico advances a strong roster toward the state finals.
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Columbia
Mexico
Bulldogs
Parkview High School
Springfield
Bob Gooch
William Chrisman
Blue Springs
Gooch
Paul Janke
Regan Fuhrer
Bill Rankin
Barry Nordwald
Jeff Hotop
Scott Irvin
Charlie Barnett
Steve Westbay
Brian Snell
Ft. Osage
Jefferson City
Chrisman
Truman
Hickman
Rocky Bridge
Walton
Sedalia
Rolladi
Janke
Danny Bromley
Monte Adams
Rolla
Steve Litchfield
Fuhrer
Jank
Nixdorf
Kevin Holliday
Dave Cassell
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