Hoosiers Begin Season with Big Win Over South Dakota
Indiana under coach Bobby Knight opened the season with a 110-64 victory in South Dakota, Kent Benson and Wayne Radford pacing the Hoosiers. Michigan, North Carolina, UCLA, Kentucky and other top teams posted wins or upsets in a busy Saturday of early-season college basketball. The article notes strong performances by Hubbard and Green for Michigan and highlights several tournament results including St. John’s Lapchick Tourney win and Richmond’s Spider Classic title.
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Jackson To Sign With Yanks Today
New York AP reports slugger Reggie Jackson will sign a $3 million five year contract with the Yankees. He arrives for a mid afternoon news conference after George Steinbrenner wooed him in New York. Jackson, 31 in May, will be paid $2 million salary across five years with $1 million deferred, plus $1 million in signing and deferred compensation over 15 years starting after 1981.
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NFL Sunday Scores From Ledger Ledger Board
Sunday results show New England beating Denver 34 to 14, New York Giants 28 over Seattle, Washington 24 over Philadelphia, Cleveland 17 over Miami, Baltimore 34 over New York, Kansas City 101 over Philadelphia, New Orleans 127 over Sulfate, Los Angeles 10, Chicago 4, Portland 145 over Indiana 115, Seattle 117 over Washington 114.
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College Basketball Scores From Across The Nation
A mixed set of college and pro results highlights a busy weekend with outcomes across cities including Chicago Houston Atlanta Pittsburgh Cincinnati Kansas City San Diego Los Angeles New Orleans Oakland Tampa Bay Minnesota San Francisco New York Rangers and Islanders. Key college games feature Providence over Stonewall 70 50 Princeton 95 Colgate 70 and Ithaca 68 St Francis Pa 93 Toledo 76 Yale 44.
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Mexico Cage Girls and Matmen Busy This Week
The Mexico cage girls and Bulldog wrestlers both have three competitions scheduled this week. The Bulldog girls play varsity and JV at Community A-6 tonight at 6:30 p.m. and begin defense of their Mid-State Conference title with Friday at Fulton and Saturday at home against Waynesville. Mexico wrestlers host Kirksville A and B on Tuesday and Jefferson City A, B and ninth on Thursday at 6 p.m. in the high school gym, then the Bulldog varsity competes Saturday in the Hellas Wrestling Tournament.
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NBA Saturday and Sunday Scores Highlight Mixed Results
Boston defeated New York 123 109. Milwaukee beat Houston 125 Phoenix 119 San Antonio 107 Denver 122 Indiana 113 Portland 103 Washington 95. New York Nets 98. Sunday Golden State 132 defeated Atlanta 98.
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Steelers Close In On Miracle as Week Stirs NFL Strife
Steelers rally in a snowstorm to 7-3 over Cincinnati keeping Super Bowl hopes alive while Colts rout Jets 33-16 and Rams top Saints 33-14 and Patriots trounce Broncos 38-14. Washington, Oakland, Giants, Seattle, Cleveland, Chicago, Green Bay, Houston, Atlanta, and Kansas City also won. Cincinnati still leads AFC Central with two games left as Pittsburgh eyes easy finishes and a potential two-team tie could crown division champ.
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R-2 Tourney Opens Today With 2 Games
The Montgomery Co. R-2 basketball tournament starts with two first round games at 7 p.m. Hermann faces Wells ville-Middletown and Moberly meets Louisiana. The Tuesday schedule closes with Rock Bridge vs New Haven at 7 p.m. and Montgomery vs Warrenton at 6:30 p.m. Rock Bridge is the top seed followed by Hermann, Moberly, Montgomery, Warrenton, Louisiana, Wells ville and New Haven. Two games per night all week, with finals Saturday.
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