Basketball Scores From Weekend NBA Games
New York lost to Milwaukee 75 106 while Atlanta beat Chicago 106 to 75. Portland 103 defeated Capital 106. Phoenix 109 beat Cleveland. New York vs Boston 94 82 Los Angeles 82. Capital 117 edged Golden State 107. Buffalo 122 over Portland 112 Detroit 116 beat Atlanta 111 Houston 112 Cleveland 108. Monday schedule Phoenix at Milwaukee Golden State at Detroit.
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Mizzou Destroyed In Big Eight Finale
Kansas crushed Missouri 112-76 to wrap the Big Eight finale as Kansas State, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Iowa State, Colorado, and Missouri State finished in final standings. Rick Suttle led KU with 20 points while Al Eberhard scored 27.
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McCluer Wins Missouri Class 4A Title Over Central
McCluer of St. Louis held off St. Louis Central 57 to 48 to claim the Missouri Class 4A crown as Grayling Tobias scored 17. Glasgow defeated Greenfield 78 to 73 to win the Class 1A title with Lawrence Butler scoring 21 and Don Jahn ing sealing the win with late free throws while Greenfield’s Glen Walters had 29.
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McGlothen Keys rally as Cards top Mets in spring tilt
In Lakeland Florida on a spring training afternoon the St. Louis Cardinals overcame a 5-4 deficit with a ninth inning rally led by Keith Hernandez whose double scored the winning run after Ken Reitz tied the game with a late single. Bob Gibson planned to pitch against Detroit in today’s action.
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Bulldogs finish second in indoor meet at Lexington
Mexico Bulldogs place second in a 37-team Central Missouri State Indoor Meet led by record performances from Randy Ezell in shot put and Andy Piper in high jump. Ernie Duncan won the 60-yard dash in a meet record 6.5 seconds as Mexico, Paseo and KC Central chased the title.
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Weekend Sports Roundup From Across North America
Basketball coach Gene Bartow, once Illinois head coach, follows a Memphis State exit in a noted career move. Bobby Unser leads the California 500 with a late surge, beating brother Al at Ontario. Paul Colwell defeats Don McCune 213-179 to win $55,000 PBA title in New Orleans. Buddy Allin secures the Doral Eastern Open by one stroke at five under par 67.
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Bruins and Wolfpack earn NCAA bids after big weekend
UCLA routed Southern California 82 52 to win the Pacific eight title and North Carolina State beat Maryland 103 100 in overtime to seize the ACC crown. Maryland declined an NIT bid, while UCLA and NC State head to the NCAA tournament as top weekend performers.
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Bankers Explode Past All-Stars in Benefit Game
The Comerce Bankers beat the Kxok All-Stars 126 to 96 in a Mexico Optimist Club benefit. A 40 point third period broke a nine point halftime edge, led by Mark Thoenen with 32 and Ken Reuter 24. Bankers star Orv Salmon left for a family birth.
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College Scores Roundup From Various Regions NCAA Events
Regional and tournament results across divisions show East Amherst edging Bowdon 42 to 40 while South Florida beat Vanderbilt 80 to 77. Midwest matchups include Michigan State 403 over Purdue 79 and Iowa 81 76 Nebraska 58 with Ohio State 79 to Wisconsin 60. West notes UCLA 8 Southern Cal 3 and far west Daytona Los Angeles State 80 New Mexico 73. NCAA regional play features Furman 75 over Caro 47 and Marquette 85 Ohio U 57, Notre Dame 108 Austin Peay 46, Creighton 77 Texas 4, Oral Roberts 84 Syracuse 87 in OT. New Orleans 78 Fisk 43 crowns South Regional champ. St 98 Southern 4p in Consolation. Midwest regional sees SW Missouri 69 Kentucky Wesleyan 66.
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Riflemen Shine At MMA Sports Dinner
Missouri Military Academy celebrated its varsity rifle team going unbeaten in dual matches for the season at the winter sports awards dinner. Coach M Sgt. Paul Boyd led the squad through eight consecutive wins, matching last year’s nine dual wins, with awards naming top performers across four varsity sports and five battalion awards.
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Penguins fall after 57-shot night against Canadiens
Penguins lose 5-4 to the Montreal Canadiens as Chuck Arnason and Jean Pronovost each score twice and Wayne Thomas holds Pittsburgh to five first period shots. Murray Wilson and Pete Mahovlich also score for Montreal as Jacques Lemaire nets the winner on a late period tally.
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Local Service Ad Promotes Prestolite Battery Line
Central Motor Parts advertises rugged Prestolite batteries for cars at 318 Aborty with phone 581-3245. It touts sealed side terminal SST models for certain fault models and highlights rapid service at the local station.
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