Shootout Looms as Mizzou Hosts Cyclones in Big Eight Clash
Missouri and Iowa State prepare for a high scoring Big Eight battle at Hearnes where Ken Trickey’s Cyclones average 87.6 points and Missouri follows at 82.5 with Willie Smith and Kim Anderson key for Norm Stewart. The game airs 2:10 p.m. on regional TV after ISU’s 101-95 win in Ames.
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Walton's Best Game as Pro Yet Loss Stings Blazers
Bill Walton delivered 25 points and 11 rebounds in Portland's 96-94 defeat to Detroit as coach Len Wilkens praised his effort. Walton, returning after a protracted absence, showed defensive promise and fueled late Portland scoring from a 79-70 deficit but still fell short. Other NBA results included Washington over Kansas City-Omaha 97-88 and Boston 110 New Orleans 102, with ABA scores Kentucky 114 Memphis 91 and Indiana 120 Denver 110.
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Kenon Reinstated by ABA to All-Star Fast Squad
New York Nets forward Larry Kenon, 6-foot-9 and 205 pounds, is restored to the ABA All-Star Fast squad for the January 28 game in San Antonio after commissioner Todd Munchak overturned a team-representation rule. Kenon, who ranked fourth among East forwards in media balloting, had been removed to ensure Memphis representation. Munchak said Kenon deserved to play and the league should not deprive a media-selected player of the honor.
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Clemson Upsets No 3 Maryland In ACC Closer
Clemson edged Maryland 83 82 as Wayne Rollins and Stan Rome combined for 46 points. Clemson clinched it with a Free throw by Skip Wise with 11 seconds left. Maryland coach Lefty Driesell said the loss reflected subpar play.
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Dawson Removed From Embe-Tv Sports Desk
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Len Dawson is no longer a sports reporter for Embe Tv. He confirmed he has been replaced by Don Fortune citing the station's need for a year round strong identity. Dawson remains under contract but will not be full time.
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Sub Par Spree By Miller Brings Out Record Books
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley reports Johnny Miller’s eight round burst in Phoenix and Tucson set world records for 144 holes and 49 under par. Corcoran notes Miller’s 61 in Tucson, 260 at Phoenix, and 263 at Tucson as historic marks surpassing past feats by Hogan Nelson and Snead.
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NFL Pair Admit Meeting Supposed Drug Courier
Reserve Oilers guard Bruce Freelon says he met a woman claiming to deliver narcotics to NFL players and let her stay at his apartment. He says she showed no drugs and claimed to be a medical researcher from Ghana studying water pollution and cancer. Police memo cites Roxie Rice saying she transported what she believed were drugs to NFL cities including Houston, Washington, St Louis, San Diego, Detroit, Kansas City, and Cincinnati.
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Bankers Fall to Moberly in Prison League Clash
In Moberly Commerce Bank defeats the Commerce Bankers 100 to 84 after a tight first half. Mark Thoenen led the Bankers with 26 points, but an injury kept him from finishing. E.G. Raney and Tom Miltenberger each scored 26 for Mexico, Terry Holcomb added 20, and the Bankers drop to 13-3 while preparing for a Sunday home game vs Esterline Motors of Kirksville.
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