Odd jumble sports update with scattered scores
A garbled recap lists National Hockey League results and Tuesday NBA scores. Names like NY Islanders and Los Angeles appear alongside incomplete lines and stray phrases, with teams such as Toronto Chicago and Milwaukee also noted in fragmentary form.
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Wellsville Drops Close Contest Against Bobcats
East Missouri Conference game reports Wellsville lost a tight battle to Bowling Green 57 to 53 as Mark Long led the Bobcats with 24 points and Gary Bell added 14. Wellsville struggled early, shot 26 percent first half, and committed 22 turnovers while Bowling Green surged after the first quarter. Junior varsity fell 56-43 with Tommy Houston scoring 21. Wellsville travels to Ebberry next.
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Untitled sports box score fragment from Wellsville and Bowling Green
Partial OCR sports box shows Wellsville and Bowling Green players with scoring lines and totals. Mixed numbers appear for several players and teams, including final totals and field goals. Data is fragmentary and not fully clear.
Area Colleges Score Report From Associated Press
Area colleges results list Tarkio 73 over Graceland 39 while Rockhurst defeats Kar 8 to 6. Emporia, Washburn, Avila, Mid-America, Central Missouri, Westminster, Starling, McKendree and Missouri-Louis are noted with varied scores. Clemson 70 to Wake Forest 4 and South Carolina 90 to North Carolina Wilmington 73 also appear.
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Mizzou and KU set for pivotal rematch in Big Eight
Kansas City dispatch notes Norm Stewart and Ted Owens downplay last month brawl as Missouri and Kansas prepare for tonight's near capacity crowd in Columbia. Missouri leads the league at 7-2, with Kansas at 6-3 and other contenders active across the schedule. officials plan to monitor any hostilities.
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Ted Owens
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Columbia
Jim Kennedy
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Kansas State
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Colorado
Iowa State
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