Various college basketball results listed in South region action
A roundup of scores across many matchups including South Louisville over Southern Methodist 96 62 and Maryland routing Holy Cross 102 79. Other notable results feature Duke 68 over Dayton 66, Florida 92 over LSU 86, UCLA 114 over Notre Dame 56, and Washington State 120 over Denver Metro 70 with multiple tournaments and upcoming games noted.
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Eastern and Western Conference NBA Standings and Results
The Eastern Conference Atlantic Dallas Boston leads Boston 212 to New York 13 06 Philadelphia 14 20 Buffalo in 20 355. Central Baltimore 12 2 364 Atlanta 22 333 Cleveland 2 Cincinnati. Western Conference Midwest Milwaukee 30 37 Chicago 6B Phoenix 13 1s 559 Detroit 0s5 22 371 Pacific Los Angeles 3B 3 H17 Seattle 22 15 595 Golden State 18 17 514 Houston 23 361 Portland 8 26 235. Detroit 104 Cleveland 94 Los Angeles 127 Baltimore 120 Boston 104 Milwaukee 98 New York 120 Seattle 104 Atlanta Cleveland Portland Phoenix New York Boston Cincinnati Seattle Philadelphia Milwaukee Detroit Portland Seattle, afternoon.
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Boxing Deaths and NFL Moves Prompted by Brief Illnesses
Boxers Lonnie Bennett and former contender Zora Folley are noted among the N B C figures who died after brief illnesses. Denver Broncos general manager Lou Saban resigns effective January 1. Houston Oilers fire coach Ed Hughes. Patti Hogan, top seed from Long Beach, loses to Brigitte Cuypers in the Free State Sugar Championships. Horse racing results in Philadelphia Miami Laurel New Orleans include Dundas Prince Pelinesio Plenty Old and Fickle Fury.
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Miller Sparks Florida Past LSU with 36 Points
Tony Miller scored 36 points 28 in the second half to rally Florida past LSU 92-81 in SEC action. Dan Boe added 15 as Florida uses full court pressure to win fifth straight while LSU suffers its third straight defeat.
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Orange Bowl Ticket Crunch Bottlenecks for Nebrask a Alabama Showdown
Orange Bowl officials report exhausted ticket supply for the Nebraska Alabama New Year’s game as fans scramble for scalper lists. Exec VP Earnie Seiler notes 32 000 plus names on wait lists while both schools have far more demand than seats. He cites officials, governors and even presidents seeking tickets as sellout crowds of 77 000 loom, with travel and hotel rooms at a premium.
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Reds and Pirates Plan Latin Tour for Exhibitions
Cincinnati Reds general manager Bob Howsam announced that the Reds and world champion Pittsburgh Pirates will play a series of spring training games in Latin America. The schedule includes March 17 in San Juan Puerto Rico March 18 in Maracaibo Venezuela and March 19 in Caracas Venezuela.
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Double A Stars Lead Louisiana Class AA All Staters
Tony Grezaffi earned Coach of the Year honors while directing Berwick from a hospital bed for six weeks during a 7 3 season. Newman running back Miles Clements and Vidalia linebacker Bill Moseley head the Class AA selections with standout seasons and multiple key stats.
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Vidalia
Bill Mosely
Clements
Harvard Oars Rule Nile River Two Mile Event
Harvard eight wins on the Nile two miles 187 yards in 6 15 beating Yale Cambridge Oxford and Egypt. Oxford places second in 6 20 same crews and venue. Harvard tops Yale and Cambridge by four boat lengths amid back to back wins.
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All-State Class AA Offense With Player Nominations Listed
The roster lists offense positions and players from Louisiana high schools including Steve Dupuis Opelousas Catholic Jarvis Blinks Many Danny Curso White Castle John Langlois Bunkie Homer Stevens Sam Houston Bob McDonald Homer Phil Firman Bunkie David Williams Homer Bruce Shockley Loranger Miles Clements Newman Donaldsonville Bruce LeJeune Vandebilt Pat Gordon Vandebilt Kay Lapeyre Newman Donnie Curso White Castle Ray Smith Vidalia Lynn Hebert Lota Greg Daily Haynesville Bill Moseley Vidalia Peter Hamilton Vandebilt Mike Maggio Vinton Carl Trimble Tallulah Jervis Daigle White Castle Also noted are Outstanding Offensive Player Miles Clements Newman Outstanding Defensive Player Bill Moseley Vidalia and Coach of the Year Tony Grezaffi Berwick
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Bill Moseley
Shrine East West stars visit Shriners hospital
Bernard Jackson a six foot back from Washington State comforted a 3 year old as Ed Marinaro Cornell kissed a 10 year old girl at the Shrine East West football team visit to Shriners Hospital For Crippled Children. The 40 players gave gifts to patients and spoke of the hospital’s impact.
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Washington State
Ed Marinaro
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NFC AFC Playoff defenses set the tone for title run
The NFC matchups pit Minnesota against Dallas and Washington against San Francisco as top defensive teams dominate the field. In the AFC, Baltimore faces Cleveland while Miami and Kansas City battle for the other spots, with defense carrying significant weight in the playoff picture.
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Boston University Wins ECAC Championship at Christmas Tournament
Boston University defeated RPI 4 0 to claim the ECAC Christmas Tournament title at the Garden. New Hampshire took consolation honors by beating Northeastern 6 2 in the same event.
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Richwood Hosts Caldwell in Three Prep Basketball Battles
Richwood welcomes Caldwell for three prep games led by the 10-0 Richwood varsity. The night opens with a sophomore contest, followed by a junior varsity game and the varsity finale.
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Baseball leagues to discuss problems in Charlotte
Representatives from the Southern Carolina and Western Carolinas baseball leagues will meet in Charlotte on January 14 and 15 to discuss common problems. Hank Peters, newly elected president of the National Association of Minor Leagues, will also attend. The meeting will consider the makeup of the Southern and Western Carolinas Leagues.
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