Rivalries Highlight Unbeaten Contenders in Late Season Slate
The AP notes key showdowns as No 2 Alabama hosts No 9 Auburn in Birmingham while No 3 Oklahoma eyes Notre Dame and Oklahoma State. Notre Dame and Southern Cal duel as both seek to preserve perfect or near-perfect marks. LSU at Tulane and Tennessee at Vanderbilt also headline the Saturday card.
Thursday College Basketball Scores From Associated Press
East Syracuse 118 Chile Nails 48 South Vanderbilt 66 Louisville 57 Carson-Newman 72 W. Carolina 71 Randolph-Macon 4% Wash&Lee 71 Kentucky St. 62 Tenn. Wes lyn 39 Southern Miss. 111 Spring Hill 2 Steubenville O 47 W Liberty 39 Catholic U 111 George Mason 66 Louisiana Col. 75 Sam Houston St. 56 Creighton 67 St. John's Minn. 48 Illinois St. 119 Central Mo. St. 67 S Illinois 88 McKendree 78 Wiseau Clair 82 Texas A&l Far West Boise St. 92 North Dakota 79 U Pacific 102 Hayward St Pepperdine 88 Whittier 73 last week smashed Liberty Bowl bound Iowa State 45 14 Army 5 4 and Navy 4 6 each have beaten Air Force and lost to Penn State and Syracuse Army won last year 24 23 and leads the series with 35 victories Navy has won 31 and there have been six ties Other traditional rivalries to be renewed Saturday include Georgia Tech Georgia Holy Cross Boston College Rice Baylor and Southern Methodist Texas Christian
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Henley Voted Canada’s Outstanding Football Player 1972
Gariey Henley of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats won the Schenley Award as Canada's top football player for 1972. He earned $2,000 in the poll conducted by Canadian sports writers.
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La Pre Voyante Named Canada's Horse of the Year 1972
The 2 year old filly La Pre Voyante was unbeaten in 12 starts and chosen Canada's Horse of the Year for 1972 by the Daily Racing Form in Toronto Ontario.
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Steelers, 49ers, Packers Are Choices in Pro Tilts Sunday
New York AP reports Pittsburgh aims to end Cleveland's six game win streak with a 27 20 decision in Sunday NFL action. The results could help Pittsburgh secure a playoff berth and set up a Monday night showcase.
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Miller and Cunningham star as Cougars top Conquistadors in Charlotte
Larry Miller returned home to Charlotte and scored 20 for San Diego in a loss to Billy Cunningham's Carolina Cougars 121 to 108. Cunningham posted 28 points and 16 rebounds as the Cougars moved the ball with 35 assists on 43 field goals.
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Trading Drops Off at Baseball Winter Session in Honolulu
At the winter meetings in Honolulu the Orioles pursued a deal for Earl Williams but failed as Atlanta refused to part with 19 year old shortstop Taylor Duncan. The Twins Phillies and Cubs completed two trades centering on Cesar Tovar and Dave LaRoche. Other players involved included Ken Sanders Ken Reynolds Joe Lis Bill Hands Joe Decker Bob Maneely Marty Perez Leo Foster and Mark Belanger Pat Dobson Eddie Watt Johnny Oates. The 3 a.m. EST deadline looms for MLB league-wide pacts.
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Australians dominate Queensland Lawn Championships in Brisbane
Ken Rosewall led four Australians to a dominant quarter-final sweep as they defeated the French raid at the Queensland Lawn Championships in Brisbane. Stan Smith and Pancho Segura posted easy wins in Barcelona and La Jolla respectively, while Cesar Tovar moved to the Phillies in a notable trade.
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Oswego Star Murphy Leads Dual Opener With Cortland
SUNY Oswego backstroke ace Irish Pat Murphy teams with divers as the Oswegomen open their swimming and diving dual meet against SUNY Cortland Saturday at 2 p m Admission is free. Other campus events include wrestling at Clarion State wrestling, basketball at St John Fisher, and a home hockey game against New England College at 7 p m.
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In the Intermediate Teen Ace Basketball league at Fitzhugh Park School OSwego Speedway edged Nuzzi’s 46 to 44 in overtime after a 42 42 regulation tie. Clip Wallace led Speedway with 16 points, Chris Dain added 13, Rodmey Caruso 10, while Matt McMillian poured in 17 for Nuzzi’s and Joe Lynch added nine.
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Pro Hockey Standings and Saturday Schedule Highlights
WHA and NHL standings show Cleveland leading with 29 points while New England and New York trail. Saturday games feature Montreal at Atlanta and Philadelphia at Toronto among others with Houston visiting New York after noon and Quebec at New England in the afternoon.
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Cubs Trade Hands Decker Maneely for La Roche
Lake Buena Vista Florida Chi Chi Rodriguez fired a seven under par 65 with an eagle on the second hole to take the opening round lead at the $150,000 Walt Disney World Tournament. The Twins obtained Bill Hands Joe Decker and Bob Maneely from Chicago in the deal.
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Palladium Times Item From December 1 1972
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Oswego Girls Narrowly Fall To Baldwinsville Five
Oswego High girls basketball lost a non league clash 26 to 24 as Baldwinsville pulled away in the third quarter. Diane Peters, Sherry Brown and Danielle Cote led Oswego with six points each, while M Vinette led Baldwinsville with seven. Oswego improves focus for a league game versus Hannibal.
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Iceland Size and Temperature Range
Iceland is about the size of Vermont. Average January lows hover around 30 degrees while July highs reach about 52 degrees, reflecting a cool maritime climate.
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Goodyear and Hammermill Bowlers Lead Night Scores
Mike Reidy posted a 621 three game set to lead the Goodyear Tire League with 203 220 and 198. Bob Day totaled 606 for Hammermill with 230 179 and 197. Leah Muscolino topped the D A Girls League with 572 on 189 216 167.
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Southern Miss Snaps Lengthy Defeat String
Southern Mississippi ended a 31 game skid by defeating Spring Hill 111-82 as Royce Woolever and Glenn Masson each scored 25 points. The win halted a long losing streak dating back to the 1970-71 season and followed a rough start against Houston.
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Scriba A Team Sweeps New Haven in Church League
Scriba A dartballers swept New Haven in a three game church league series by scores 6 5, 8 6 and 22 20. Bary Rhinehart homered in games one and two. Jim Searles and Bob Czirr also connected. Final game tied 15 all before Scriba A scored four in the last inning. Bob Czirr and Fred Herski led the winners as seven Scriba A players reached base seven times.
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Oldest synagog in the United States at Newport
The Touro Synagogue in Newport Rhode Island, dedicated in 1763, stands as the nation's oldest synagogue and is now a national historical site.
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Heavy Scorer Unhappy No Bonus Clause
Ron Ward, the WHA's leading scorer with 21, complains his contract lacks a bonus for goals. He scored twice as the New York Raiders beat the Minnesota Fighting Saints 5-2. Other WHA results include Los Angeles beating Houston and Ottawa beating Cleveland as Winnipeg tied Alberta 3-3. NHL games saw Boston edge Buffalo and Atlanta and Philadelphia tie 5-5. Odrowski and Crashley led the Sharks past the Aeros. Ottawa beat the Crusaders on a Steve King power play. Alberta tied Winnipeg 3-3 as Walters tied it late for Alberta. Boston stretched unbeaten run to eight.
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