Snow Delays Prep Cagers Amid Snowstorm
Snow again disrupts high school basketball with most games postponed though not officially called off. Carlisle at Franklin, Preble Shawnee at Edgewood, Madison at New Miami, Centerville at Lebanon postponed with little chance of play tonight. Girls game Middletown vs Belmont in Dayton also postponed. season ends early due to Easter, Feb 10 deadline forcing midweek reschedules. Dale Ridenour notes no new date set for Jan 10 Mason game.
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Middies Improve As Stewart Credits Depth And Free Throws
Middletown High coach Ted Stewart lauds improved depth and improved shooting as the Middies beat Hamilton Garfield after a December win. Nardiello and Paul Walker stat crew provide full game figures. Melvin Russell shines with 48 points in two games. Stewart warns against overreliance on points and notes six starters rotating for rest ahead of tough remaining schedule and potential tournament.
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Kentucky Maintains Top Rank with Unanimous No 1
The AP poll shows Kentucky remains No 1 after a 2-0 week, with Marquette moving to No 2 and UCLA up to No 3. Indiana State sits No 4 as North Carolina falls to No 5 and Arkansas drops to No 6 following a Texas upset. Notre Dame tumbles to No 7 amid losses.
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Dallas Cowboys cheer fans in downtown welcome home champions
Dallas fans lined a frigid parade route by the thousands to greet the Cowboys, the Super Bowl XII winners over the Broncos. Mayor Folsom proclaimed Dallas Cowboys Week as fans cheered, waved pennants, and joined celebrants at Love Field and City Hall.
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Broncomania Recedes After Broncos Lose Super Bowl XII
Denver fans faced a sting after the Broncos were routed 27 to 10 by the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl XII. Coach Red Miller praised the fans, while Craig Morton endured a Super Bowl record four interceptions. Broncomania cooled but eyes turn to 1977 form and a strong, improving defense for next season.
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Latonia Eyes Thursday Return After Weather Cancelation
Latonia Race Track in Florence Kentucky hopes to resume racing on Thursday after Monday’s cancellation due to poor weather. Officials say track conditions improved and decision will be announced in the morning.
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Orioles Waive Ken Rudolph in Baseball Moves
In the American League, the Baltimore Orioles waived catcher Ken Rudolph while the Detroit Tigers signed pitchers Chris Codiroli and William Klank. In the National League, the Pittsburgh Pirates named Jim Mahoney manager of Salem Virginia in the Class A league. In football, the Detroit Lions listed Rogers Lehew as vice president and assistant general manager with a residence, and in hockey, the Detroit Red Wings veteran Ed Giacomin retired as the New York Islanders sent Goran Hogosta to Hershey in the AHL.
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Kuhn verdicts keep baseball in spotlight
New York AP report covers Commissioner Bowie Kuhn amid two hearings with pitchers and his stance on Cuba exhibitions. It notes efforts to settle Vida Blue trade and Matlack bonus case, while questioning whether Cuban exhibitions could proceed without assurances for Cuban players.
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College Scores Mixed Across Midweek Basketball Results
A roundup of late season men's basketball scores includes Northern Illinois over Bowling Green 74 65 while Dayton tops Chattanooga 97 68. St Francis Pa defeats Rhode Island 99 67 and St Peter's beats Austin Peay 65 69. Georgia 71 70 over Alabama in a tight overtime, with Kentucky 76 56 over Mississippi and Georgia Tech 75 70 over Tulane.
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Virginia Tops Penn State In Tight Matchup
Virginia defeats Penn State 63 to 56 with strong second half. W Kentucky cruises past Tennessee Tech 66 to 63. Indiana State beats Bradley 73 to 67 while Oral Roberts falls to Lamar 74 to 66. Wichita State dominates Tulsa 102 to 64 in a high scoring contest. Hardin-Simmons over Texas Arlington 97 to 95. Payne rallies to 91 as SW Texas State edges New Mexico State 77 to 63. Austin hosts Abilene in remaining action.
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Twins sign three players to minor league contracts
The Minnesota Twins signed three players to minor league deals after acquiring Harold Rowe Ronnie Mears and Art Piccolotti in last week's draft Rowe No 3 will play for Visalia in the California League Mears No 9 and Piccolotti No 10 join Wisconsin Rapids in the Midwest League Rowe is 21 from San Jose Calif Mears 21 from San Pablo Calif and Piccolotti 21 from Pacifica Calif.
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