Scores and Standings NHL and NBA Schedule Fragment
Fragmented sports brief lists Thursday and Friday games across NHL and NBA with teams such as Rangers Buffalo Toronto Philadelphia Detroit Houston Golden State Chicago Washington New Orleans Los Angeles Phoenix Portland Seattle and others. Includes scattered scores like Milwaukee 102 plus the 104 at Kansas City Omaha and Seattle 99 Phoenix 85.
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New York Rangers
Buffalo
Toronto
Philadelphia
California
Boston
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Washington
Los Angeles
Louls
Atlanta
Kansas City-Omaha
Milwaukee
Seattle
Phoenix
New York
Cleveland
Houston
Golden State
Chicago
New Orleans
Portland
Wa TB
Mouston
K.c.omaha
Golden
Phoenix Var
Big Eight race narrows to three team contenders
In Kansas City the Big Eight basketball race tightens to a three team battle among Nebraska Kansas State and Kansas with Missouri also in the mix though the Tigers are young. All four teams won Wednesday night as Nebraska kept pace.
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Kansas City
Nebraska
Kansas State
Kansas
Missour
Tigers
Missouri Tigers rely on depth in matchup with Nebraska
Missouri coach Norm Stewart praises reserves Jeff Currie Mark Anderson and Gail Wolf as key factors in the Tigers lineup ahead of a home clash with Nebraska. Stewart notes Currie's defense and improved shooting while highlighting Nebraska's scoring tandem Jerry Fort and Steve Willis. Kansas State and Oklahoma results color a busy conference week.
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Columbia
Missouri
Norm Stewart
Stewart
Tigers
Nebraska
Hearnes
Kansas State
Jeff Currie
Currie
Bengals
Kansas
Iowa
Jeff
Mark Anderson
Gail Wolf
Anderson
Duquesne
Wolf
Iowa State
Willie Smith
Cyclones
Willie
Huskers
Jerry Fort
Steve Willis
Colorado
Chuckie Williams
Mike Evans
Cats
Jayvees
Mizzou- Nebraska
Dick Buxton
Butch Allen
Danny van Rheen
Oklahoma State
Jayhawks
Oklahoma
Sooners
Cowboys
Larry Cox
Cornhuskers
Ronnie Daniel
Wildcats
K-State
Wildcat
Williams
Hereie Ivy
Buffs
Donnie von Moore
Greg Mueller
William Smith
Alvan Adams
Junior High Matmen End With Intrasquad Match
Mexico's junior high wrestling squad closed its season with an intrasquad meet. The Red team beat Blue 53 to 23, winning 13 of 22 bouts including two pins. Doug Wells defeated Curtis Little 7-0 for the Reds.
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Mexico
Ray ‘Heaton
Terry Dorr
Reds
Doug Wells
Curtis Little
MMA Matmen Lose Final Dual Match
Missouri Military Academy of Mexico dropped its final dual meet 33 17 to Rock Bridge, finishing the varsity contest 6 4 and tying 26 26 in jayvee. Key pins by Champlin and Lynch highlighted MMA’s effort amid a dominant Rock Bridge showing.
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Columbia— Missouri Military Academy of Mexico
Rock Bridge
Colonels
MMA
Tim Champlin
Terry Whitney
Steve Cathcart
John Cunningham
Rich Lynch
Jeff Elder
Keith Weaver
Steve Vasquez
Bruins
Phil Groenweghe
Phil Brady
Casey Mostar
Jim Kenderish
Brent Wesbury
Brent Lanham
Mike Hall
Blues Send Davidson To Denver
The St. Louis Blues sent goalie John Davidson to the Denver farm club for at least two weeks to regain confidence after a rough season. Blues coach Garry Young cited fan pressure and mistakes as factors, while Yves Belanger was recalled from Denver to fill Davidson's spot on the NHL roster.
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ST. Louis
John Davidson
St. Louis Blues
Denver
Central Hockey League
Davidson
National Hockey League
Philadelphia
Blues
Yves Belanger
Belanger
World Hockey Association
CHL
McGlothen Hunt Sign With Cards
ST LOUIS AP Pitcher Lynn McGlothen led the Cardinals in wins with 16 12 and posted a 2.70 ERA in 1974. Infielder Ron Hunt, 33, holds major league records for being hit by pitches in a season and over his 12 year career. Dennis Douds nine year East Stroudsburg State College coach was named head football coach.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Lynn McGlothen
Ron Hunt
Red Birds
McGlothen
Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Hunt
East Stroudsburg
Dennis Douds
East Stroudsburg State College
Nebraska Guard Final Selection in 1974 NFL Draft
The 1974 NFL draft concluded with Nebraska guard Stan Hepener as the 442nd and final pick by Pittsburgh after two days and 17 rounds. Hepener, a Lincoln native and recent graduate, said he learned of his selection by phone and planned to contact his agent. he eyed a potential tight end role and anticipated work with Steelers rookies at training camp. Southern California led with 14 picks, followed by Nebraska with 12. overall 244 offense, 186 defense, and 12 special teams selections were made.
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New York
UPI
Atlanta
Steve Bartkowski
National Football League
Pittsburgh
Nebraska
Stan Hepener
William T. Sweigert
Sweigert
Joe Kapp
Neil
Pete Rozelle
Hepener
Conoco
Hegener
Pam
W. Fe. Hegener
Lincoln
Ponca City
Soonerland
The
Steelers
Steeler
Southern California
Ohio State
Maryland
Oklahoma
Penn State
Notre Dame
Canceled Mexico Wrestling Meet With Sedalia Weather
Mexico high school canceled its varsity and junior varsity wrestling meet with Sedalia due to continuing poor weather. Athletic director Dave Wilkinson said the Bulldogs were to travel to Sedalia but the meet was moved to Mexico and then canceled altogether because conditions did not improve.
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Mexico
Sedalia
MHS
Dave Wilkinson
Cardinals Pick 15 In NFL Draft With Miller Highlight
The St. Louis Cardinals selected 15 players and the Kansas City Chiefs 11 in the NFL draft held in New York. Cardinals picks include Jim Gray Texas A M Jim Germany New Mexico State Harvey Goodman Colorado Larry Jameson Indiana Steve Baird Baylor John Adams West Virginia Louis Lauriano Long Beach State Mike McGraw Wyoming Jerry Latin Northern Illinois Ben Jones LSU Steve Lindgren Hamline Ritch Bahe Nebraska Ron Franklin Boise State Mark Miller Missouri Ken Monroe Indiana State. Chiefs picks include Elmo Stephens Kentucky Cornelius Walker Rice Morris LaGrand Tampa David Wasick San Jose State Wayne Hoffman Oklahoma Dale Hegland Minnesota James Rackley Florida A M John Sni der Stanford Gene Moshier Vanderbilt Mark Peterson Illinois Mike Bulino Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Kansas City Chiefs
New York
Cardinals
Jim Gray
Texas A&m
Jim Germany
New Mexico State
Harvey Goodman
Colorado
Larry Jameson
Indiana
Steve Baird
Baylor
John Adams
West Virginia
Louis
Lauriano
Long Beach State
Mike McGraw
Wyoming
Jerry Latin
Northern Illinois
Ben Jones
Louisiana State
Steve Lindgren
Hamline
Ritch Bahe
Nebraska
Ron Franklin
Boise State
Mark Miller
Missouri
Ken Monroe
Indiana State
Kentucky
Cornelius Walker
Rice
Morris LaGrand
Tampa
David Wasick
San Jose State
Wayne Hoffman
Oklahoma
Dale Hegland
Minnesota
James Rackley
Florida A&m
John Snider
Stanford
Gene Moshier
Vanderbilt
Mark Peterson
Illinois
Mike Bulino
Pittsburgh
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NHL
NBA
ABA
San Antonio
Utah
Beaver
Memphis
Virgins
Hampton
San Diego
Tpis
GPGA
Philonne
YY Rangers
Vsland
Mancvr
St Louis
Mita
K.c
Angeles
Montreal
Washin
Bullalo
City
New York Islanders
Junior High
Buck
Jack Buck
Eddie ‘Yawitz
University City
Yawitz
St. Louis County
Virgil Akins
John Hawkins
Darren Womack
Dan Marley
Andy Marty
Greg Harper
Toby Reed
Billy Smith
Terry Blackwell
Ricky Troy
Tracy Jackson
Don Eckman
Doug Mirts
David Lee
Mike Snell
Ed Besalke
Bob Bridgford
Don Griggs
Steve Anderson
Tony Johnson
Gary Beauchamp
Glenn Brown
Howard Palmer
Ken DuBus
Lyndall Williams
Mike George
Seth Wortman
Sat. Millers
Ed's LiQuoRs
Mexico High
Fulton
Bull Pups
Fulton Hornets
Seagram’s
Newport
Old Taylor
Seagram
Pabst
Hamms
Budweiser
Hanley
Old Milwaukee
Fabs eRevie
Sys
J. K. McKay
John McKay
Pete Demmerle
Tom Clements
Miller
Chiefs
Elmo Stephens
Wexico
Jerry Bell
Charlie Harlow
Kevin DeBondt
James Barnes
Bob Pasley
Glen Perkins
Ken Hancock
David Maupin
Richard Sidney
James Williams
Roger Brooks
Andy Ekern
Bill Fountain
Aaron Rummans
Randy
Little Dixie’s
Auxvasse, Mo
Falstaff
Hamm
Hamm’s
Gluck
Harge
Bob Hunt
Curgan's Liquors Dealer
Ezra Brooks
Calvert Canadian
Calvert Extra
Kentucky Beau
Kessler
Evan Williams
Jim Beam
McCormick
Walkers
Bovenan
Old Milwaukee Millers N.R
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