Bosox Soothe Scott After Trade Deal Snafu
George Scott ended his contract stalemate with the Red Sox after a Milwaukee to Boston swap that included Bernie Carbo and Cecil Cooper amid agent resistance. Meanwhile, Padres acquired George Hendrick from the Indians and Cubs added Greg Gross and Jim Dwyer as winter deals reach ten trades. Oakland owner Finley blasted Commissioner Kuhn as meetings approached a climax over rising free-agent salaries.
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Royals Add Pete LaCock In Three Team Deal
The Kansas City Royals acquired first baseman outfielder Pete LaCock from the Chicago Cubs in a three team swap at the winter meetings. LaCock hit .221 with nine homers and 28 RBIs in 75 games for Chicago last season, and led the 1974 American Association with 91 RBIs 23 homers and a .327 average for Wichita. The Royals also sent a player to be named later to the Mets and obtained Jim Colborn Darrell Porter earlier in the week, plus Bob Heise in cash from Boston.
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Warriors edge Florida in white knuckle road opener
No. 2 Marquette survived a tight road test against Florida 64-61 as Butch Lee scored 19 and the defense clamped down late. McGuire called it a white knuckles game while Florida coach Lotz praised the class of the opponent. Other top 25 results included Cincinnati over Bowling Green 67-63 and Wake Forest overtime win over William & Mary 90-84, with Arizona 115-55 over Adams State and North Carolina a 99-86 winner over Athletes In Action.
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Tom LaGarde
Wesley Cox
Larry Williams
Larry Boston
Mike Glenna
Corky Abrams
Southern Illinois
DeSoto Upends Cyclone Gals in Opener
DeSoto 42 Ottawa 33 as DeSoto overcomes an 18 point gap to remain undefeated in three games. Patty Russell top scores with 18 for DeSoto while Julie Buick leads Ottawa with 13. Ottawa JV wins 11-9. next play Bonner Springs in EKL action.
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Pro Basketball Wednesday Results and Upcoming Games
Wednesday results show Boston over Portland 104 96 New York 105 95 over New York Nets Philadelphia 123 102 over Buffalo Seattle 109 99 over Washington Indiana 111 98 over Los Angeles Detroit 107 100 over Chicago Atlanta 117 106 over San Antonio Phoenix 116 95 over Houston Thursday lists Atlanta at Kansas City Cleveland at Denver Friday matchups Phoenix at Boston Portland at Buffalo Detroit at New York Nets Indiana at Washington Chicago at New Orleans San Antonio at Milwaukee Houston at Los Angeles Golden State at Seattle
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Outland Prize To Irish End
Notre Dame defensive lineman Ross Browner won the Outland Award as the nation’s top college lineman. Browner, 31st recipient since 1946, is a 6-3, 248-pound junior from Warren Ohio who started for the Fighting Irish since freshman year. The Writers also cited 25 All-Americans and named players from Texas A&M Texas, Michigan Oklahoma State and others.
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City League Scores Show Multiple Team Totals and Standings
City league box scores list numerous teams and players with line totals and team sums such as RUNAMAH 32 and WESTMINSTER 25. Player line entries include names like Brummet Merrack Overbrooks Bond Stauffer Guncan and Gillogly with various scoring lines and totals, reflecting a dense, multi-team summary of a local city league basketball event.
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OU Cagers Travel to Central Kansas This Weekend
OU men and women basketball teams head to Lindsborg and McPherson for a two game road swing. Both squads seek their first wins of the season with the women 0-2 and the Braves 0-5. The OU men meet the top Kansas Conference leader Bethany in Bethany tonight and the women face Kansas Newman in Wichita next Tuesday.
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Freshman Curtis Redding Sparks Kansas State Past Illinois 79 58
Curtis Redding, a 6-5 freshman for Kansas State, scored a career high 24 points and grabbed six rebounds to lift the Wildcats to a 79-58 win over Illinois in Manhattan. Coach Hartman praised his progress as K State improves to 5-1 while several Big Eight games unfolded around the country. Oklahoma State beat Arkansas State 75-54 and Oklahoma defeated St. Louis 62-54 as Minnesota topped Nebraska 83-65.
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