Rutgers Crush Mountaineers In MSG Opener
Rutgers, riding an 18 game win streak, routed West Virginia 86 76 at Madison Square Garden in the opening game of a doubleheader. Marquette dominated Manhattan 78 59 as Jerome Whitehead shined with 22 points and 12 rebounds.
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College cage results roundup from March games
Marquette 76 Manhattan 59 Providence 76 Niagara 67 Rutgers 86 West Virginia 76 Centenary 133 Hardin Simmons 79 Samford 65 Marshall 74 Morris Harvey 64 McNeese St 75 Texas Arlington SW Louisiana 66 Arkansas S! 64 California 73 Oregon St 72 Nevada Reno 83 Seattle U 79 Arizona 65 Boise St 83 Oregon 72 Stantora 60 Pacific 73 Fullerton St 65 San Di St 73 San Jose St 7 UCLA 92 Washington 87 Washington St 80 USC 72 Weber S 71 Idaho St 70.
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Finale for MUM ends season on road at Indiana East
Miami University Middletown wraps up its best season to date with a 19-2 regular season mark as it visits IU East in Richmond. The Warriors, who previously beat IU East, have won 10 of 19 since a 16-5 1971-72 stretch and open tournament play next Friday in Canton.
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Local hockey kids to play at Coliseum
Youngsters in the Hamilton Bantam Hockey League will skate against a Northern Kentucky team during periods of the Cincinnati Stingers Edmonton game at Riverfront Coliseum. Five Middletown and Trenton youths are named Szturm Hale Bieller and Bieller. The game begins at 7 35 p m and follows by Cincinnati three game road trip.
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Northbrook Nightingales Lead Olympic Speed Skating Boo
The Northbrook Nightingales cheer the U S speed skaters at Innsbruck pushing a record crowd energy for Sheila Young of Detroit and Leah Poulos of Northbrook amid a Midwest network of chapters. The group traces to Northbrook and West Allis with medal history from Sapporo 1972.
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Cash transfusion saves Virginia Squires from crisis
The Virginia Squires of the ABA, near death earlier this week, received a $250,000 loan from Virginia National Bank plus plans to sell 100 advertising banners to fund the season. Commissioner DeBusschere praised the financing move as the team, 8 39, eyes stability through ticket sales at the Norfolk Scope with city support.
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Pistol packs knockout punch
Pistol Pete Maravich led the New Orleans Jazz past the Houston Rockets 114-111 with 35 points, including the last 13 of the game, despite an ankle injury. Detroit beat Atlanta 111-108 and Kansas City toppled Los Angeles 117-109 as San Antonio defeated New Jersey 124-116.
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Hollon 26 Not Enough as Carlisle Falls to Bellbrook
Carlisle High girls fall 73 to 53 to Bellbrook despite Phyllis Hollon scoring 26 points. Carlisle drops to 3-1 on the season.
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Powder Puff cage results seventh and eighth ninth grades
Seventh grade Spectrums beat Blue Jays 28 to 10 and Trojans topped Steamers 21 to 12. Eighth and ninth grade games included Toers 40 over Screwballs 18, Warriors 8 over Knicks 2, and Royals 30 over Bucks 24.
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Buckeyes likely in NFL first round says Ohio State coach
Ohio State defensive coordinator George Hill predicts three Buckeyes will be first-round NFL draft picks this spring. He names Archie Griffin as a possible first-round choice despite skepticism about his size. The article notes Griffin is 5 foot 9 and 182 pounds and remains a top prospect.
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Winter Olympic and sport brief highlights
Opening day results across events feature Bill Koch second in the 30 km cross country, Sheila Young earning a silver in 1500m speed skating, and golf lead changes as Buddy Allin ranks first after two rounds in the Bob Hope Desert Classic. The tennis circuit also shows Connors withdrawing with an injury while Richey reaches the Independent Players' Association semifinals and several international matches proceed.
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