Wallaba Marksman and Team Odds In Readable Clutter
A fragmented sports and word puzzle snippet covers National Hockey League results with teams like Minnesota, Boston, New York Islanders, Washington, Philadelphia, Colorado, Montreal, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Chicago, Vancouver, Detroit, and stumbles through various scores. It also lists World Hockey Association, National Basketball Association, and other game outcomes, with scattered odd phrases and a long stream of mixed terms.
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New York Islanders
Washington
Philadelphia
Colorado
Montreal
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Chicago
Toloate
Cleveland
Vancouver
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Bo Bills fuels Marquette win over Notre Dame
Ellis Cures Marquette's Woes With Shot by REN RAPPOPORT tte Weiler AP Sports The 11th ranked Marquette Warriors beat No 19 Notre Dame 70 69 as Bo Bills exploded in the second half after a halftime challenge from coach Al McGuire Bills scored 12 after intermission aiding a game high 27 by Butch Lee The page lists other ranked games from Sunday including Cincinnati over St Louis Michigan over Michigan State UCLA over Stanford and Arkansas over Rice with several close finishes and overtime thrillers.
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Marquette
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Butch Lee
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Mike Jones
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Colle
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Los
Michigan
Michigan State
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Clemson
Purdue
Minnesota
Texas el Paso
Arizona
UCLA
Sanford
Louisvite
Marshall
Maryland
Navy
Providence
Hawaii
Arkansas
Rice
Memphis State
Florida State
Wetter
State
Oregon
Bill Cartwright
Marion
Blue Devils
Rod Griffin
Wayne Walls
Texas-El Paso
Marques Johnson
Stanford
Phillip Bond
Darrell Griffith
Loutavill
Bearcats Rally Edges St Louis In Close Sunday Clash
Cincinnati Bears, ranked third, avoided a loss to St Louis University with a late rally to win 54-52. Coach Gale Catlett admitted poor emotional readiness and a small crowd, but praised the team's resilience after trailing 42-35 before a 9-0 run and clutch free throws and baskets sealed the victory.
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Cincinnati
Bearcats
Gale Catlett
St. Louis University
Catlett
Uween
Dayton
Steve Collier
Carl Johnson
Jim Glass
Bob Miller
Blues Halt Red Wings 4-0 for First Shutout in 11 Months
St. Louis goalie Doug Grant earned the Blues first shutout in 11 months as they blanked Detroit 4-0. Garry Unger and Chuck Lesley opened scoring 50 seconds apart in the first period, Red Berenson ended a 10 game drought, and Ted Irvine notched his 150th career goal in his 700th NHL game.
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ST. Louis
Doug Grant
St. Louis Blues
Blues
Detroit Red Wings
Grant
Garry Unger
Chuck Lesley
Red Berenson
Ted Irvine
Matador wrestlers win Moberly tournament in bold fashion
Mexico Junior High Matadors captured first place at the Moberly Wrestling Tournament, scoring 319.5 points to lead Moberly 215.5 and Brookfield 149. Mexico claimed eight weight class titles led by Darrell Pollard at 84 pounds and Kirk Kimbel at 128, with several runners up and placements across the roster. Mexico returns for a dual meet with Moberly on Thursday.
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Mexico
Matadors
Brookfield
Fulton
Marceline
Ray Heaton
Darrell Pollard
Eric Fountain
Marvin Blue
Kirk Kimbel
John Groves
Richard Newmann
Randy Gooch
Todd Gardner
Greg Irvin
Chuck Archer
Kansas City Ace Busby Fighting A Lonely Battle
Kansas City ace Busby, once a rising star with no hitters in 1973 and 1975, battles a torn rotator cuff after surgery. He plans throwing sessions in California ahead of spring training with the Royals, but faces an uncertain path back to the majors.
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Kansas City
Busby
Kansas City Royals
Gary Nolan
Cincinnati
University of Southern California
California ‘State-Fullerton
Royals
Fort Myers
Fla
Football Hall Adds Members to Hall of Fame
SEATTLE AP Running backs Gale Sayers of the Chicago Bears and Frank Gifford of the New York Giants quarterback Bart Starr of the Green Bay Packers and lineman Forrest Gregg of Green Bay and Bill Willis of the Cleveland Browns were named today as the newest members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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Football Hall
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Gale Sayers
Frank Gifford
New York Glanta
Bart Stary
Green Bay Packers
Forrest Gregg
Green Bay
Bill Williy
Cleveland Browns
Pro Football Hall of Fame
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