Kansas Jayhawks topple Fordham at Madison Square Garden
Kansas, led by John Douglas with 20 points, used a strong second half to beat Fordham 57-48 in New York. The Jayhawks opened 19-5 run after halftime, shot 25 of 31 from the line, and improved to 5-0 this season while reinforcing their Big Eight status. Rutgers topped Manhattan 73-62 in the other Garden game.
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Alabama
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Big Apple
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the Garden
Rutgers
Manhattan
Ken Koenigs
Owens
Paul Mokeski
Rams
Ali denies retirement despite divorce suit
Muhammad Ali, in Louisville, KY, declares he is not quitting as world heavyweight champion. He cites a divorce settlement reportedly around two million dollars, stating he must pay his wife cash and thus must continue boxing.
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Louisville
Muhammad Ali
Ali
Basketball Scores From Across the Nation
A roundup of college basketball scores including Kansas 57 over Fordham 48, Wichita State 84 over Hardin-Simmons 74, Portland 78 over SW Missouri 74, Rockhurst 76 over SW Baptist 67, Missouri-Kansas City 83 over NW Missouri 75, Mississippi 107 over NE Missouri 1, Cent. Missouri 88 over Washburn, Pittsburg State 81 over Benedictine Kansas, SE Missouri 82 over Christian Brothers Tennessee, Missouri Valley 81 over Evangel, Oklahoma Christian 49, Southwestern Kansas 70 over Missouri-St. Louis 92, and Westminster Missouri 82 over Westminster.
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Fordham
N.Y
Wichita State
Hardin Simmons
Tex
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Missouri
Rockhurst
Baptist
Missouri-Kansas City
Mississippi
Pittsburg St
Benedictine
Kan
Christian Brothers
Tenn
Missouri Valley
Evangel
Oklahoma Christian
Southwestern
Missouri-St. Louis
Westminster
Bowling Scores Highlights From Thursday Lane Meet
A dense OCR of bowling scores lists many teams and players with highs across multiple leagues including SONIC DRIVE INO High 10 30 B West 149 396 and PEPSI COLA 4 High 30 D Ball 203. Names like WASSMER S CLOTHING and HUBBARD LUMBER appear with top scores. others include THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES teams and SKY HOOKs listed with highs and totals. The record shows numerous entries for clubs such as KANSAS STATE BANK, BOB S CARPET SERVICE, and LOU S TAX SERVICE with individual highs and aggregate scores, reflecting a busy, multi-team pinfall event.
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B. West
Pepsi-Cola
D. Ball
M. Burns
Wassmer’s Clothing
J. Edgecomb
Hubbard Lumber
R. Coffman
J. Salb
Fogle Quarry
D. Hall
Briscoe Drugs
B. Leach
Bienies
P. Bien
Night Hawks
Go-Getters
C. Knight
Jades
V. Mallory
Kramer Shaffer
C. Kramer
Gibson
B. Mason
Fox
Alley Cats
Sayler
N. Martindale
Heritage
D. Kramer
B. Hall
Kansas Insulation
P. Rockers
Kansas State Bank
L. Taylor
Kansas National Guard
J. Walken
Knights OF Columbus
R. Walken
A. Mueller
Litwin
Levi's
M. O'Conner
Haley Abstract
J. Powell
Guy's
J. Warner
Everson
C. McClay
C. Stauffer
B. Findley
L. Brackus
Lou's Tax Service
L. Bayless
Wingert
B. Meyer
Gibson Bings
J. Simms
Duffins
P. Harkins
Alexander Doyen
Brown
D. Ferris
Steelers Oil Run Boosts Playoff Hopes in Central Race
AP Sports Writer Bruce Lowitt notes the Pittsburgh Steelers rebounded from a 1-4 start to win eight straight, lifting mood as they threaten the AFC Central lead. Bengals, Browns eye pivotal Week actions while Houston struggles to stay alive. Jets, Giants, and other games shape wild card and division outcomes.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Houston Oil
Steelers
Cincinnati
Bengals
Cleveland
New York Jets
Kansas City
Browns
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Miami
Los Angeles
Detroit
St. Louis
New York Giants
Washington
Dallas
Houston
Oilers
Bum Phillips
Men’s City League Scores and Player Totals Revealed
A messy OCR of city league basketball results lists teams such as OVERGROOK, KILLOUGH, WILLIAMSBURG TAVERN, GARNETT, UNDERWOOD EQUIPMENT, WELLSVILLE BANK, and FIRST SAPTIST, with player lines and totals. Highlights include Sack totals like 11642 for OVERGROOK and 22-19-22 for GARNETT, with names such as Jack White and Jim White among scorers, plus OTTAWA BIBLE and others in the messy line.
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Band
Dennis Supple
Dean Supple
Kangricks
Mahon
Ra Hasna
Coffman
Killough
Brownrigg
Stauflar
Williamsburg Tavern
Bothell
Jack White
Jim White
Obbing
Mack
Klett
Tatmix
Garnett
Brumroal
Hermreck
Barr
Haateat
Hauser
Hughes
Fauerborn
Richardson
Underwood
Porter
Chaney
Drumright
Mendall
Wellsville Bank
Lawrent
Oxhal
Moher Breithaupt
Wright
Bell
Harris
Maxwell
Lehner
Knicks Win Half The Battle For McAdoo
The Knicks and Buffalo settled a deal that brings Bob McAdoo and Tom McMillen to New York in exchange for John Gianelli and cash. McAdoo, 25, has led the league in scoring the past three seasons and is signed to a five year offer reportedly worth 2.5 million plus deferred payments. His status for next game is uncertain due to a brain muscle issue, and New York must still secure a long term contract.
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NEW York
National Basketball Association
Bob McAdoo
New York Knicks
Buffalo
Knicks
McAdoo
Braves
NBA
Philadelphia 76Ers
Phoenix
Untitled sports score snippet with player line details
A fragment lists players with numbers and totals from a game line showingWatson Evane Shefield Mangal Walr Totatt AVS TRINITY Showalter Curry Broses Abel Pont Ferguson Selim Driver Totals.
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