Bowling H and B Press Hubbard For First In League
Hubbard falls just short of first place as Helen and Bill's Cafe nearly ties atop the Brunswick League at Ottawa Bowl. Bill Wenthe with 529, Jules Doty 515, Dave Heckman 503 lead a 2547 series. J Taylor tops McCracken Electric with 552. Hubbard standings show Bard with 6214 3744 and Helen and Bill's at 62 38. Women resume action. Maxine Ainsworth 474 and Vera Ferguson 460 lead Lee's Cafe as Lee's stays clear leader at 65 31.
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Bearcats First But Dukes Close In
Cincinnati Bearcats remain No 1 in the AP college basketball poll for the 14th straight week, but Duke Blue Devils close the gap citing a 18 point deficit. Duke collects 10 first place votes to 30 for Cincinnati leading 396 to 378 points.
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Cage Tourney At Greeley Greeley High School Invitational
Greeley will host an invitational basketball tournament the week of March 10 announced by coach Leslie Davis. Open to church town and intramural teams with a $15 entry fee. trophies awarded to the top three teams. Contact Greeley High School for details.
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Cowboys Fall To Nebraska Upset Shifts Big Eight Race
Nebraska stunned Oklahoma State 49-48 in Lincoln on a Charlie Jones basket with 40 seconds left. Colorado beat Iowa State 72-59 at Boulder, extending its home win streak to 24, while Kansas State and Colorado lead the Big Eight as they chase the title with key road games looming.
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Bethany Wins Hoops Showdown in Tight Conference Finish
Bethany beat Southwestern 72 55 to claim second as Kansas Wesleyan rose from cellar with a 99 85 win over Friends. McPherson beat Tabor 72 66. Southwestern ends 14 4 in league, Bethany 13 5, Bethel 12 6. Wesleyan tied last with Friends before finishing 2 16. Playoff series set for NAIA berth in Kansas City.
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Cornhuskers Stalled After Missed Foul Shot Rebound
Lyle Nannen grabbed the rebound after a missed foul shot as the Cornhuskers slowed the game to a halt.
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College Basketball Results Snapshot
South Mississippi State defeated Tulane 79 to 67 and Georgia Tech topped Florida 89 to 69. Tennessee beat Auburn 55 to 47 while Kentucky won 80 to 63 over Alabama and Vanderbilt prevailed 82 to 64 against Georgia. Louisiana State beat Mississippi 80 to 61 and Florida State won 80 to 58 against Tampa. In the Midwest Ohio State 50 over Northwestern 45 and Illinois 81 over Minnesota 70. Nebraska 49 beat Oklahoma State 48. Marquette 69 over St. Louis 58. Bowling Green 114 defeated Marshall 86 and Wisconsin 102 over Indiana 96. Michigan 78 defeated Iowa 70. Colorado 72 over Iowa State 59. Bethany 72 beat Southwestern 55 and Kansas Wesleyan 99 over Friends 85. McPherson 71 over Tabor 66. In the Southwest Arizona State University 73 edged Creighton 70 and Oklahoma City 98 defeated West Texas State 84.
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World’s Champion Putter claims ironworker title
New York AP report profiles Bob Williamson, a Jacksonville, Florida ironworker who proclaims himself the world’s best putter. Williamson travels to receive an award from Gov. Terry Sanford of North Carolina and faces a $5,000 winner-take-all challenge against any PGA name at 30 paces on various surfaces during the Professional Putters Association convention in New York.
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Billikens Accept NIT Invitation to 12-team Tourney
New York AP St Louis Billikens, runner up to Cincinnati in the Missouri Valley Conference, will play in the National Invitation Tournament for the 11th time. Ken Norton, chair of the NIT selection committee, announced Monday night the acceptance of St Louis as the seventh team to complete the 12 team field for Madison Square Garden events March 14 28.
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