Pro Sports Scoreboard NBA Results Summary
Sunday results include Golden State 130 over Los Angeles 97 and Portland 120 over Houston 110. Saturday standings show New York 105, Indiana 90 and Kentucky 98, San Antonio 88. Monday schedule lists Kentucky at Denver.
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NHL Campbell and Wales Conference Standings and Results
Campbell conference standings lists teams such as NY Islanders and NY Rangers with records and divisions. Wales conference Norris division shows Detroit Boston and Toronto with points and results. Saturdays results include Chicago 1 New York Islanders 1 and Philadelphia 8 Pittsburgh 4. Sundays feature Buffalo 12 Soviet Wings 6 in exhibition and several regular-season scores.
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Steelers edge Raiders in arctic clash to reach Super Bowl
In frigid conditions the Steelers beat the Raiders 16-10 as wind chills hovered around 12 below zero. Terry Bradshaw engineered two second half scoring drives aided by Franco Harris while Lynn Swann suffered a concussion. Oakland’s Ken Stabler connected with Cliff Branch on the final play but Pittsburgh advanced to face Dallas in Miami.
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Bankers Win Consolation Game In New Haven Tourney
Mexico Commerce Bankers defeated Hoelscher's Steak-Out 97 to 79 to claim consolation honors in the New Haven Town Team Tournament. Dave Wilkinson and Dan Thoenen led with 24 points each as the Bankers built a 45-36 halftime lead and expanded it in the second half. Mark Thoenen added 18, E G Raney 11, Rich Himberg 8, Ron Kemp 7, Keith Campbell 5.
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Inconsistency Strikes Down Bulldogs Again
Mexico Bulldogs fall 60-51 to Hannibal after a two-week break, dropping to 4-6. Key factors cited include poor shot selection, excessive fouls, and lack of offensive rebounding. Guard Greg Nesbitt led Hannibal with 19 points, while Mexico’s Ronnie Miller scored 17. Mexico to face Moberly in Jefferson City Capital City Tournament opener.
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Other Pearson Shines as Cowboys Crush Rams in Conference Final
Preston Pearson rises to Dallas spotlight in a 97-7 drubbing of Los Angeles, catching three Roger Staubach TD passes and totaling seven receptions for 220 passing yards. Staubach threw four TDs as Dallas, led by a strong defense, head to Super Bowl X against Pittsburgh.
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KC Coach Gets What He Needed Most A Victory
Kansas City Kings coach Phil Johnson claimed he needed a win after an 11 game skid as Nate Archibald sparked a 98 86 win over the Phoenix Suns Archibald delivered 18 of his 29 in the second half and 12 in the final period while Sam Lacey grabbed nine of his 14 rebounds in the second half Scott Wedman and Ollie Johnson added 19 and 16 points Suns forward Keith Erickson led with 17 and Curtis Perry had 16 Johnson said the victory offers relief after a tough stretch leaving the Kings 4 4 percent behind the Bucks in the Midwest Division
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Wake Forest Upsets Two Top Ten Teams In Tourney
Wake Forest stunned ninth ranked North Carolina State 93 78 then beat North Carolina 95 83 to reach the Big Four finals. Schellenberg scored 24 and 31 points the two nights as the Deacons, unbeaten, rose into the national spotlight. Indiana edged Ohio State 66 64 as Benson and May led the Hoosiers. Maryland beat Long Island University 111 88 and UCLA defeated Notre Dame 86 70. Other results included Alabama over Vanderbilt 83 66 and Purdue rallying to beat Minnesota 111 110 in double OT.
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Bulldog Calendar Upper Moxon schedule for Jan 5 6
Calendar of junior high and high school games for January 5 and 6 lists Ninth Grade Boys and Girls basketball matchups at Hannibal and Oakland Mexico Junior High, plus Varsity and JV wrestling against Marceline and a late Varsity Boys game at the Capital City Tournament in Jefferson City. The following day includes Varsity and JV Girls basketball against Community A-6 at Mexico High, with the Capital City Tournament continuing in Jefferson City and a TBA time.
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Capital City and Highland prep tourneys frame Monday slate
Jefferson City hosts Capital City Tournament with Hickman against Warrenton at 6 pm and Jefferson City facing St. Louis Roosevelt at 7 30 pm. Mexico meets Moberly as other early games. Highland Tournament includes Canton versus Clark County girls at 1 pm and Van-Far against Bowling Green boys at 6 30 pm, Van-Far girls versus Highland at 8 pm, Highland boys against Clark County at 9 30 pm. South Shelby and Hannibal events feature North Shelby vs Cairo girls and Cairo vs Monroe City boys, plus Frankfort? schedule notes. Seattle names Jack Patera as head coach after NFL tenure.
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Southwest Missouri Wins MIAA Tournament Title
Southwest Missouri captured the MIAA basketball tournament with a 65-63 win over Missouri Rolla after a tight finish. Northeast Missouri secured third place, Central Missouri took fifth, and Lincoln finished seventh in the accompanying games.
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Unger Nears 630 NHL Streak After near misses
Garry Unger extended his 600 game consecutive NHL appearances with the St. Louis Blues in a 3-2 win over Minnesota. He survived two near misses including a horse fall and an eyebrow cut earlier in his career, and hinted at a record 630 games could come in Toronto in March.
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Penrose Enjoys Shrine Game
Stanford, Calif. AP Craig Penrose of San Diego State lauded the Shrine East-West Game after passing for 187 yards as the West beat the East 21-14. He called the offense tremendous and expressed hope pro football would measure up to the game’s quality.
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