Scoreboard highlights college and professional results and ties
A dense sports wire lists scores from colleges including East Maine over Rhode Island 73 71 and Villanova over Kansas 108 75, plus multiple tournament fixtures, NHL and WHA results, and the Walter Camp All America selections with player by position details.
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East Maine
Rhode Island
Manhattan
LaSalle
Providence
Evansville
Rutgers
Penn
Villanova
King’s
St Paul Fresh Drop Third Straight to New London
St Pauls freshmen basketball suffered a 40 to 34 loss to New London on Thursday. Robin Marsh scored 19 for the Wildcats while Tom Stein had 10 points and 12 rebounds for the Flyers who had also fallen to Edison and Plymouth and will host Lakeside at 5 p.m. Monday.
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St. Paul's
New London
Robin Marsh
Wildcats
Tom Stein
Flyers
Edison
Playmouth
Lakeside
Elyria Catholic seeks Oct 22 or 23 home football game
Elyria Catholic High School seeks a home football matchup for the 1976 season on October 22 or 23. Interested teams should contact athletic director Bob Guinta at the school.
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Elyria
Elyria Catholic High School
Bob Guinta
Truckers Trim Huron In Opener At Home
Norwalk varsity wrestling opened its dual meet season with a 34 14 win over Huron at home. Mike Lachowyn and Mark Hester won key 126 and 138 pound matches while Kevin Hauser and Rob Wetzel also contributed pins and decisions to solidify the Trucker led 31 6 with three bouts remaining. New London defeated Wellington 53 24 in a separate meet as Bill Ferrebee Rocky Meade and others earned pins.
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Hester
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Lachowyn
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Joe Mihalek
Pat Brown
Duane Graffice
Ray Missey
New London
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Bill Ferrebee
Mike Smith
Rocky Meade
Don Warner
Dan Bailey
Dewayne Williams
Greg Gibbons
Don Eastman
Doyle Dunlap
Doug Bolt
Ed Ferber
Chris Sawyer
Steve Harris
Bryan Granneman
Veeck Upsets Yankees With White Sox Trades
HOLLYWOOD Florida UPI Bill Veeck, now White Sox chief operating officer, staged major trades as New York sent Bobby Bonds and Doc Medich to the Angels and Pirates respectively. Veeck's moves included Bill Melton to the Angels for four players and a near swap of Wilbur Wood and Ken Henderson to Atlanta. The Padres also acquired Doug Rader from Houston for two pitchers.
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Bonds
Doc Medich
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White Sox
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Bill Melton
California Angels
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Mickey Rivers
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Willie Randolph
Dock Ellis
Ken Brett
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