NBA Scoreboard Weird Mix of Cities and Scores
A scrambled recap lists NBA scores with teams such as Boston, Houston, Golden State, Buffalo, Atlanta, Detroit, Phoenix, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Seattle, Milwaukee, Portland, Cleveland, New Orleans, and Kansas City. Several entries are garbled or incomplete, noting results like Boston 123 to 101 and Buffalo 129 to Buffalo 117, among others, with Monday none scheduled.
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New York Rangers
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Kansas City
California
Washington
Los Angeles
Miller Win Too Good To Be True
Miller dazzled at the Tucson Open carding 263 total to win by nine strokes at Tucson National Golf Club. The 25 under par performance followed his Phoenix Open 260 total, the lowest in 20 years, as he sets back-to-back record runs in a startling season.
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Tucson
Ariz
Johnny Miller
Miller
Tucson National Golf Club
Kewpies Defeat Bulldogs in Home Victory Tightens Hickman Record
Hickman Kewpies dominate Mexico Bulldogs 74 to 42 at Columbia Hickman gym to stay unbeaten at home this season and move to 12-1. Coleman led Hickman with 23 points, while DeBondt boosted Mexico with 16 and King scored 20 for Hickman in a decisive second half surge.
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Columbia
Columbia Hickman
Mexico
Bulldog
Bob Ligon
Kewpies
Bulldogs
Ligon
Hannibal
Waynesville
Hickman
St. Joseph Central
Butler Nunnelly
Tom Hoft
Mike Coleman
Coleman
Hoft
Dennis DeBont
Don Dempski
Alabama and Kentucky face SEC showdown in basketball
Alabama, ranked seventh, hosts Kentucky, ranked tenth, in a key SEC clash after Alabama routed LSU 93-67 and Kentucky edged Mississippi 85-82. Alabama leads SEC play 5-0 while Kentucky sits 4-1 as fans anticipate a high stakes matchup. Other top teams also won or stretched leads in Saturday action.
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Ken Rappoport
Hatfields and McCoys
Alabama
Kentucky
C.W. Newton
Newton
Wildcats
Crimson Tide
Louisiana State
Mississippi
LSU
Charles Russell
Charles Cleveland
Joe Hall
Indiana
King Tops Evert In Final Tour Match In Sarasota
Billie Jean King defeats Chris Evert 6 3 6 2 in Sarasota to win her last regular women’s pro tour event earning 15000 dollars. She plans limited future play in special events and World Team Tennis while reflecting on a long and influential career in tennis.
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Sarasota, Fla
Billie Jean King
Chris Evert
Ms. King
Jayhawks Ambush MU At Free Throw Line
Kansas opened the Big Eight race with a 91-86 win over Missouri at Allen Field House. Kansas hit 41 free throws to overcome a 37-30 edge by Missouri in field goals. Rick Suttle led Kansas with 27 points. Willie Smith had 28 for Missouri. Oklahoma State and Nebraska also won, with Nebraska handling Kansas State 74-61 in Lincoln.
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Kansas City
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Jayhawks
Missouri
Tiger
Norm Stewart
Oklahoma State
Cyclones
Iowa State
Nebraska
Kansas State
Lincoln
Neb
Oklahoma
Tigers
Allen Field House
Willie Smith
Donnie von Moore
Smith
Rick Suttle
Ted Owens
Ronnie Daniel
Herble Ivy
Daniel
Cowboys
Wildcats
Wildcat
Jack Hartman
Huskers
Jerry Fort
K-State
Chuckie Williams
Colorado
Sooners
Alvan Adams
Tony Lawrence
Alvin Berry
Oklahoma State of Kansas
SoCal Overwhelms MMA In 51 24 Victory
SoCal Overwhe MOKANE-A pressing, fast breaking SoCal basketball team overwhelmed Missouri Military Academy 51 24 on Friday. Doug Thomas led with 14 points, Randy Brown 10, Mark Jadwin six off the bench. MMA slipped to 3 8 while SoCal improved to 5 9 with next action on Wednesday at Spi Ua Weetya.
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SoCal
South Callaway
Missouri Military Academy
Fuoeky
Ms Colonels High
Mark Jadwin
Doug Thomas
Randy Brown
Bulldogs
MMA
Colonels
Wesday
Spi Ua Weetya
Mexico Girls Capture Championship In Tight Classic
Mexico's girls win the first Mexico Classic title 33 32 over Montgomery Co R 2 in a low scoring final. Hannibal tops Helias 30 15 for third. Four starters fueled 30 offensive boards as Miss Farrah and Miss Maupin lead with rebounds.
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Mexico
Bulldog
Montgomery Co. R-2
Hannibal
Hellas
Montgomery
Bulldogs
Gerald McFarland
Wellsville Surge Wins Third Straight Over Fulton
Wellsville Tigers defeated Fulton 80 68 in front of their home crowd to extend their winning streak to three and improve to 8 7. Gerald Harrington led with 16 points and 10 rebounds while Randy Harrington, Joe Houston, and Eric Van Buren added solid support. Van Buren also grabbed 18 boards as Wellsville built a 63 41 rebounding edge and pulled away in the second half. John Galbreath scored 21 for Fulton.
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Hickman
Kewples
Coleman
Bulldogs
Ligon
DeBondt
Mexico
Bernard King
Kewpies
King
Ronnie Miller
John Fry
Frank Sidney
Chris Jones
Joel Gibson
Alabama
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Newton
Kevin Grevey
Mike Flynn
Jimmy Conner
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Mississippi
Wildcats
Kent Benson
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California
Richard Washington
Dave Meyers
Wellsville
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Tigers
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Richard Shaffer
Gerald Harrington
Shaffer
Randy Harrington
Joe Houston
Eric van Buren
Ron Reagan
van Buren
Steve Harrington
R. Harrington
Harrington
Houston
Reagan
G. Harrington
Schmidt
Shire
Howard
Woodson
Fulton Reynolds
Simmons
Ray
Biatinery
Galbreath
Dunavanth
Vaughn
Black
Chambers
Wellsville track and field and bowling results from 2019 2013
Wellsville and Fulton athletes posted scores in track events while Dwight Stones set a 7 feet 544 inches world high jump record at the Sunkist Invitational. Dan Ripley of San Jose State set an indoor pole vault record over 18 feet for a world mark. In bowling, Carmen Salvino won a $100 900 PBA event with a 220 195 win over Earl Anthony in Las Vegas.
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Track & Field
Los Angeles
Dwight Stones
Dan Ripley
San Jose State
Las Vegas
Nev
Carmen Salvino
Chicago
Earl Anthony
Tacoma
Wash
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