Bucks Pose Greatest Threat To Incredible Laker String
The Lakers had stretched their NBA winning streak to 33 games when Bill Sharman noted players were already focused on the next game. The Associated Press reports a strong test looms as Milwaukee prepared to challenge the undefeated Lakers.
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Trojans Beat Higbee In Poor Return To Court
Community A-6 opened the season with a 70 to 52 win over Higbee as the Trojans showed rust from a nine day layoff and the absence of Brent Pasley. Bill Lower led with 17 points while Nat Houston added 12 as Higbee’s Dennis Holtzclaw top scored for the visitors with 22.
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Scoreboard Rowed Armageddon of College Scores Across Nation
A chaotic list of college basketball scores features Penn over Dartmouth 62 while Princeton tops Harvard and Yale crushes Cornell. Other upsets include South Louisiana 98 over Waterloo 68, and a string of results across the Midwest, Southwest and West with numerous conference and nonconference games.
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Sedalia Tigers crush Mexico Bulldogs in defense dominated win
Sedalia Smith-Cotton routed Mexico 80 to 56 as a tall pressure defense, led by 6-8 Kim Anderson, stifled Mexico. Anderson scored 30, Fingland 18, Maple 17 for Sedalia while White led Mexico with 23. The Tiger juniors won their JV game 67-31. Bulldog sophomores claimed a 28-25 win in the tripleheader.
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B.green
NCAA probes athletic scholarships amid push for cost limits
The NCAA votes on a spring special convention to consider money saving plans, including tying aid to need, restructuring divisions, and tighter recruiting rules. AFCA opposes need-based aid, citing a player’s ability as key, while proposals also address freshmen bowls, tournament eligibility, and transfer rules after ineligibility due to grade issues.
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Missouri Military Academy pins Wentworth in wrestling meet
In Lexington Missouri, Missouri Military Academy defeated Wentworth Military Academy 46 18 with seven pins and multiple decisive wins. Notable results include Miguel Borjas pinning Curt Dillon in the 100 pound class and Jay Nix pinning Danny Morrell in the 136 pound bout. The event featured numerous pins and major-margin decisions across classes.
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David Pritchard
WMA
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Allen Salisbury
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Steve Lay
Jay Nix
MMA
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Bruce Ratcliff
Roger Dawson
John Reddick
David Nelson
Frank Impellizzeria
John Fieta
Wellsville Squeaks Past Elsberry 58 56 in Tight Clash
Wellsville Tigers upset Elsberry 58 56 as Archie Kemp scored 13 points on a late field goal and two free throws after a foul. The win lifts Wellsville to 4 7 overall and 3 4 in conference, moving them to fifth while bumping Elsberry to sixth. The victory secures a Louisiana tournament seed with Van Far set for 8:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Gibson Signs Dotted Line For 150000 With Cardinals
St Louis AP report says Bob Gibson agreed to terms for the 1972 season at about 150000, nearly sealing his status as the franchise’s winningest pitcher. The 36 year old right hander posted a 16-13 record with 185 strikeouts and a 3.04 ERA in 1971 after a thigh injury layoff. He added five shutouts to reach 206 career victories, tying for NL lead in Cy Young era acclaim.
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Centralia Beats Brunswick to Reach Paris Invitational Final
Centralia used a balanced running attack to wear down Brunswick and advance to face Montgomery County Wildcats in the Paris Invitational final. Steve Wieschaus scored 30 points on 11 from the field and eight free throws. Madison edged Keytesville 68 to 63 behind David Craighead's 39 points.
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Montgomery County Wildcats
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Roger Broadus
Jamie Richmond
Bruins Open PIF Season With 78-72 Victory Over Oregon State
UCLA improved to 9-0 this season and 24th straight regular-season win with a 78-72 road victory at Oregon State. Freddie Boyd scored 37 for OSU, while Henry Bibby led UCLA with 17. Also, USC beat Oregon 66-46 and Stanford toppled Washington State 76-54 as Pacific Eight play began. Penn extended its Ivy League streak to 29 straight wins after a 92-62 win over Dartmouth.
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Washington
Louis Nelson
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Stars Dim In Senior Bowl Game
MOBILE Alabama AP A star studded Senior Bowl roster will be missing key Alabama and Auburn stars as Johnny Musso Pat Sullivan and Terry Beasley are limited or out for the 23rd North South all star game kickoff at 2 pm EST. Sullivan Beasley and Musso were not starting but may see action. North South rosters feature Dean Carlson Gary Wichard Bobby Majors and Ray Nettles as top players prepare for the NBC telecast. The South leads 124 2 in the series.
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Staubach Emphasizes Team Play Over Individual Rivalries
Cowboys quarterback Roger Staubach said football is a team game, not a duel between him and Miami rival Bob Griese. Speaking in San Antonio, he stressed Miami’s defense and praised players Renfro Warfield and running back Duane Thomas as key elements in the upcoming Jan. 16 Super Bowl.
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