Braves Take Third In NAIA Soccer In Snowbound Final
Ottawa University Dunn NC won 1-0 over Westmont College to finish third at the NAIA tournament amid three inches of wet snow. Quincy College defeated Davis-Elkins 1-0 for the title, with Ottawa noting strong defense and a 16-2-1 season record.
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OU Loses Grip On Hornets In 65-58 Defeat
Ottawa University fell to Emporia State 65-58 as free throw downs and late rallies defined the game. Rixey Wertenberger led OU with 16 points and 10 rebounds but fouled out late while Ed Burton added 15 for Emporia State.OGC
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Hockey Scores From Saturday and Sunday
Saturday results include Montreal defeating Vancouver 7 0 Pittsburgh 4 2 Boston 5 3 Detroit 5 1 Los Angeles 1 St Louis 5 Buffalo 1 Minnesota 3 Philadelphia 1 Only Sunday games New York 6 Vancouver 3 Boston 5 Pittsburgh 3 Buffalo 3 Minnesota 1 Chicago 7 Los Angeles 0 St Louis 2 Detroit 1 Philadelphia 3 California 0
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Eagles defeat Central Heights in non league 69 to 54
Wellsville roared back to win 69 54 over Central Heights in a non league battle. J R Oshel led with 20 points and 17 rebounds as Wellsville improves to 2 0 on the season. Bob Pennington adds 17 and Dwyer 12. CH suffers 0 2 with 22 turnovers and eight of 22 at the line.
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Lakers keep streak alive with 17th straight win
Los Angeles, led by Jerry West and Happy Hairston with 20 points each, beat Portland 123-107 to extend the Lakers' NBA record-tying run to 17. West has started 21 games this season, and the club is 17-0 with him. Wilt Chamberlain had 27 points and 17 rebounds. Portland top scorer Gary Gregor had 20. Other games: Phoenix beat Golden State 120-87. Seattle topped Cleveland 99-91.
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