Sugar Bowl Basketball Tournament Sets Top Teams
INDIANA CINNINNATI SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA will compete in the 1976 Sugar Bowl basketball tournament, scheduled between Christmas and New Year’s Eve. BYU says a successor for retiring athletic director Stan Watts will be chosen from within the BYU athletic department within about 10 days.
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Indiana
Cincinnati
South Carolina
Georgia
Provo
Utah
Brigham Young University
Stan Watts
Watts
Clayne Jensen
College of Physical Education
Mexico Bulldogs Eye Fast Outfield and Young Pitching
The Mexico Bulldogs varsity baseball team faces a rebuild in the infield after graduation but projects a fast outfield led by Chuck Miller Johnny Fry and Billy Fry and a pitching staff with three hard throwers Chris Toalson Shrader and Rippeto. Returning players include Robbie McDonald Tom Spurrier and Paul Janke as the team works toward a productive opening Monday against Hannibal and a tough schedule featuring Hellos Tournament and rival programs.
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Barry Fuller
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David Shrader
Jerry Rippeto
Greg Miller
Toalson
Shrader
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Rippeto
Robbie McDonald
Bob Dempski
McDonald
Randy Tate
Tom Spurrier
Jayvees
Paul Janke
Quincy Notre Dame
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Illinois
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Baseball Bulldogs
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Chuck Fry
Mike Armstrong
John Phillips
Jeff Potts
UCLA Faces Indiana In Underdog Role In NCAAs
UCLA meets Indiana in the NCAA semifinal at the Spectrum as UCLA shifts from favorite to underdog. Knight labels UCLA improved while Bartow navigates after a rough start under Wooden’s successor. Rutgers-Michigan opener precedes the Bruins and Hoosiers, with semifinal winners arguing for the title.
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Happy Go Lucky Leads Bowling Meet With Top Scores
In a mixed stats summary, Darlene Morris rolled a 204 high game and 5327 high series for the Happy Go Lucky event while team leaders included Adkisson Plumbing with 2852 and Rainbows posting a 2024 high team series. Rose Fuemmeter claimed high game 190 and high series 521 for the VIPs. Other notable marks include Fizza Hut 987 high team game, Pin Miners 701 high team game, and Rolling Pins, Holy Rollers, and Tiger teams placing in the standings.
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R-2 Wins Baseball Debut in Narrow Opener
Montgomery R-2 Wildcats edged Wellsville-Middletown R-1 9 8 in the season opener. Worland homered and scored the winning run on Craven's double after Wellsville built a 4 1 lead. Marteen earned the win while Lewis took the loss. Both teams had six hits and multiple walks. Montgomery meets Silex next. Wellsville hosts Clopton.
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Luke Briscoe
Eldon Hargis
Silex
Clopton
Cavaliers Double Blow Drops Cavaliers Lose Home Game
The Cleveland Cavaliers fell 109-94 to the Buffalo Braves at home, their second such loss in 16 home games. Meanwhile the Washington Bullets lost 108-105 to the Portland Trail Blazers, preventing Cleveland from moving into first in the Central Division.
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Portland
Phil Chenier
Fitzmorris Near Perfect For Royals
In Fort Myers Florida Al Fitzmorris pitched five efficient innings on 49 pitches as Kansas City blanked Chicago 9 0 Whitey Herzog praised his control and urged him to throw strikes. Amos Otis drove in both runs on a third inning sequence and the Royals moved to Pompano Beach to face Texas.
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White Sox
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