Standings from Southwest and Western college teams roll call
Baylor leads Southwest standings as Houston falls 85 to 77 while N M New Mexico beats New Mexico Highlands 91 to 80 Langston tops Bishop 90 83 Lub Chris 81 over Trim St. 58 McMurry 95 Wylnd Bapt 71 SMU 69 Texas Tech 65 SW Okla St 95 Cent 78 Texas 94 Rice 81 West Cal Poly Pomona 65 S Cal Coll 5 E Mont 102 Rocky Mtn 75 Hawaii Hilo 103 Ore Coll 79 Loyola Marymount 55 Irvine 54 Mont Tech 59 Carroll 54 N Colorado 68 Denver 66 Pt Loma 80 Westmont 70 San Diego St 82 Nthidge 73 Seattle U 75 Prund St 69
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Dorsett battles Steelers as Super Bowl bid nears end
UPI notes Tony Dorsett from Aliquippa and his Dallas Cowboys expect a smoother ride after overcoming early season miscues. He recalls ticket pressures for the Super Bowl, credits a landmark second half turnaround against Miami for the club’s strong playoff push, and reaffirms his Pittsburgh roots and Steelers fan allegiance.
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Chargers Win Fifthy Victory For Cromley In Firelands Clash
Edison owes a 66-64 win over Mapleton to Jean Cromley as her 50th victory in five seasons at Edison. Nancy Ritz led with 22 points, Sandy Burtscher added 17 despite an ankle sprain, and Edison rallied from a halftime deficit to hold Mapleton in Firelands Conference play. Cromley credited a new press and zone defense for the comeback and noted Edison will pursue win 51 at New London.
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Eagles Pull Into First Place
Monroeville edged St. Paul 42-38 to seize sole possession of first place in the Firelands Conference. Patty Schaffer scored 16, including the decisive bucket after a late rebound, as Monroeville improved to 6-0 in league play. St. Paul led 13-12 after one, but the Eagles pulled ahead 24-17 at the half and 32-30 entering the final quarter.
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