College basketball scores midweek results across multiple conferences
A roundup of men's college basketball results lists dozens of outcomes with teams such as South William & Mary, Georgia Tech, Louisville, Navy, Louisiana Tech, Southern Miss, Beckley, Portsmouth, Norfolk State, Old Dominion, Jackson State, So. New Orleans, CCNY, Stroudsburg, Baldwin Wallace, Drew, Mercyhurst, Gannon, Morgan State, Buffalo State, Oneonta, and many others recording wins and losses. The results span the Midwest, Southwest, Far West, and tournaments, highlighting notable margins and close games.
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South William & Mary
Ga. Tech
Louisville
Navy
la. Tech
Southern Miss
Beckley
Portsmouth
Ohio
Norfolk St
Old Dominion
Jackson St
So.New Orleans
East Long Island U
CCNY
Stroudsburg
Baldwin-Wallace
Drew
Bloomfield
California
Alliance
Clarion St
Mercyhurst
Roger Williams
Hawthorne
Gannon
Morgan St
Buffalo
Hockey AHL Monday's Games and Set Matchups
Schedule lists no AHL games Monday with a busy slate on Tuesday and Wednesday across leagues CHL WHL and NHL style listings show matchups including Omaha Portland Seattle Kansas City Omaha at Atlanta and New York versus Houston plus bids for Philadelphia Detroit and San Antonio. Boxing notes mention Bouttier defeating Griffith on disqualification and Windmill White outpointing Charley Austin in Phoenix.
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Hershey
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al Romano
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Jean-Claude Bouttier
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Emile Griffith
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Ray ‘Windmill’ White
Charley Austin
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Associated Press
Boron
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Vision
Carclina
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Virginia
Memphis
Indiana
Utah
Dallas
Onesay
Carolina
Coaching Shakeups Hit NFL Ledger Across Cities
Multiple NFL teams fired coaches and executives: St Louis Cardinals boss Bob Hollway leaves after a 49 record. Philadelphia Eagles dismiss Ed Khayat with GM Pete Retriati resigning. New York Giants rehired Alex Webster. Other moves include Hayden Fry to North Texas State and Johnny Majors eyeing Pittsburgh. Horse racing results from Liberty Bell, Laurel, Fair Grounds, Calder, Bay Meadows.
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ST. Louis
Bob Hollway
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Ed Khayat
Philadelphia Eagles
Pete Retriati
Eagle
NEW York
New York Giants
Alex Webster
NFL
Denton, Tex
Hayden Fry
SMU
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Memphis
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Iowe State
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Laurel
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Stars Good Jump Sets Winning Pace In Rout Of Dallas
Utah Stars overpower Dallas 146 1296 ABA victory. Coach LaDell Anderson says team snapped out of early-season problems and leads 22 5 early, 33 7 after first quarter. Anderson to coach Utah State University athletic director in spring.
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Dallas
Utah Stars
LaDell Andersen
American Basketball Association
Stars
Kansas City-Omaha
Portland
Anderson
Indiana
New York
Greensboro
N.C
The
Utah State University
Tenpin Tips on Spare Delivery Variations
The article explains that each spare does not require a different delivery. The ball’s course remains the same. only targeting and body position shift toward the left or right to handle the spare.
Prep Cage Warriors Cruise Past Crowville 67 38
St. Frederick jumped to a 24 4 first quarter lead and defeated Crowville 67 38 in a Monday game to improve to 2 0 on the season. Joe Jackson led St. Frederick with 20 points, Frank DeTiege 14, Rodney Messina 11, Gary Dubose 10 while Donnell Killiam topped Crowville with 17. In girls action Crowville edged St. Frederick 32 22 with Betty Greer scoring 15.
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Crowville
St. Frederick
Warriors
Joe Jackson
Frank DeTiege
Rodney Messina
Gary Dubose
Donnell Killiam
Betty Greer
Galligan and Hocutt
Big Flat
Jackson
Butler
Hi Messina
Wilson
DeTiege
Killian
DuBose
Roberts
Bobo
Weaver
Moore
St Frederick
Dubach beats Arcadia 81 69 in Monday night hoops
Dubach Hornets built a three player double figure attack led by Gradie Williams 31 Eddie Jenkins 20 and Robert Heard 14 in an 81 69 win over Arcadia. Arcadia star Jerry Jackson 23 points West 14 paced Arcadia while Dubach also won the junior varsity 48 42. Carroll defeated Caldwell 72 56 in a sophomore game.
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Dubach
Arcadia
Hornets
Butch Smart
Gradie Williams
Eddie Jenkins
Robert Heard
Jerry Jackson
Scoop
West
Johnny Clemmons
Stan Braggs
Charles Ellis
Ricky Hubbert
John Webb
Pace Carroll
Caldwell
Bulldogs
District Tilts Highlight Local Prep State Play Tonight
Wossman hosts Carroll and Richwood hosts Lake Providence in 2-AAA action as both seek to stay unbeaten in league play. St Frederick visits St Marys Natchitoches while Neville goes to Natchez and West Monroe to Farmerville. Richwood and Wossman lead the loop as Lorenzo Blount, Robert Zimmerman pace Richwood and Finley Jefferson, Greg Wallace lead Carroll. Natchez defends its Block Invitational title against Rapides with Mike Nelson and Dixon Abell leading the Tigers. West Monroe aims for 9th win at Farmerville. Columbus Smith, Dirk Allison pace the Rebels on the road.
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Cats
Mark Carroll
Charles Lott
Richard Doyle
Wildcats
Carroll
Finley Jefferson
Greg Wallace
Richwood
Wossman
Rams
Lorenzo Blount
Robert Zimmerman
Natchez
Rapides High
W. O. Boston
Tigers
Mike Nelson
Dixon Abell
Nelson
News- Star
Abell
West Monroe
Farmerville
Columbus Smith
Dirk Allison
Rebels
Billy Jackson
Willie Evans
Leroy Billberry
Buckeye Boys Fall to LaSalle in 54 46 Loss
Buckeye Tigers drop two overtimes to LaSalle 43 41 in girls action while Buckeye boys lose 54 46. LaSalle stars include Ryan Tyler 20 and David Walters 13. Buckeye leaders are Darrell Prestridge 14 and E W Beaubouef 14. Central Delhi defeats Fort Necessity 73 51 with Joe Carroll 20 and Calvin Dunn 14 in Monday night action. Central girls win 54 43 as Glenda Jones 19 leads scoring.
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OLA
Buckeye
Lasalle
Tigers
Karen North
Jerri Powell
Sandy Duke
Darrell Prestridge
E. W. Beaubouef
Marth Ramirez
Ryan Tyler
David Walters
Delhi
Fort Necessity
Joe Carroll
Calvin Dunn
Kenneth Carter
Danny Blake
Thomas Norman
Curtiss Pleasant
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Glenda Jones
Glenda Carter
Kathy Baily
Debbie Boutwell
Packers Begin Playoff Prep in Winston-Salem
The Green Bay Packers arrive in Winston-Salem to begin practices at Groves Stadium Wake Forest University for their playoff game against the Washington Redskins. Green Bay, 10-4, clinched the Central Division after a 30-20 victory over New Orleans.
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Winston - Salem NC
Green Bay Packers
Winston-Salem
Washington Redskins
Washington
Packers
Groves Stadium
Wake Forest University
Green Bay
New Orleans
Shrine Game Faces NFL Playoff Fray in San Francisco
Shrine East-West Game, a longtime college talent showcase, battles pro football hype as the 56 selected players arrive in San Francisco. Rip Engle, veteran booster, stresses the game’s value for crippled children while NFL teams eye Candle Stick Park for potential practice. Players visit Shriner's Hospital Wednesday morning.
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Rip Engle
Penn State
San Francisco 49Ers
Oakland Raiders
49Ers
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Candlestick Park
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Candlestick
Raiders
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Engle
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Casanova Named Bengals Rookie of the Year for 1972
Cincinnati AP reports defensive back Tommy Casanova, LSU All-American, named the Bengals’ MVP rookie for 1972 in the largest rookie vote to date. He collects a $1000 check and a trophy. prior winners include Paul Robinson 1968 and Greg Cook 1969.
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Cincinnati
Tommy Casanova
Cincinnati Bengal
Louisiana State University
Casanova
Paul Robinson
Greg Cook
Bill Bergey
Virgil Carter
Wooden's Fill-In Knows UCLA Well
UCLA coach Gary Cunningham guided the Bruins to a 98-67 win over UC Santa Barbara while John Wooden recovers from a mild heart condition. Cunningham said he ran the team as Wooden would, stressed rebounding, and kept Curtis versus Lee competitive for the starting guard role.
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LOS Angeles
John Wooden
UCLA
Gary Cunningham
Wooden
Bruins
UC Santa Barbara
Cunningham
John
Tommy Curtis
Greg Lee
Curtis
Lee
Pittsburgh
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