Ottawa Braves Rally ToBeat Tabor In North Division Clash
Ottawa University uses a balanced starting five to defeat Tabor 78 to 68 at Wilson Field House. LeMarr Miller 18 points leads OU with Ken Sumrall 17 and Paul Sapienza 16. Sapienza adds 17 rebounds as OU wins its first divisional game and snaps a five game skid. Tabor counters with Ray Lawrence and John Nettro combining for 37 points and 27 field goals but fails to overcome OU’s 45-33 rebounding edge and steady five man attack.
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Disputed Mackey Catch Roils Super Bowl Debate
Four Pro Bowlers weigh in on the pass that set up John Mackey’s 75 yard touchdown in Baltimore’s 16-13 victory. Mel Renfro denies touching the ball as Dallas teammates and officials face split opinions after replays show the deflection that sparked the drive.
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Prairie View beats Central Heights in Three Rivers first round
Prairie View defeats Central Heights 75 to 63 after leading by 10 at halftime. Bill Robertson scored 19 for the Vikings. they advance to meet Waverly on Jan 26 on CH court.
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Lyndon Triumphs Over Melvern In Tourney Opener
Lyndon Kansas defeats Melvern 72 to 39 in the first round of the Tri Lakes League tournament. Lebo defeats Waverly 59 to 39 and will face Lyndon in the semifinals Friday at 6:00. Waverly, Burlingame, and Melvern advance in the losers bracket.
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Hull Stars as West Tops East in All Star Classic
Bobby Hull led the West to a 2-1 victory over the East in the 24th annual All-Star Game at Boston Garden. Chico Maki opened the scoring and Hull added a second goal, with standout efforts from Howe Esposito Orr and Mikita as West coach Scotty Bowman praised his players. The East, limited to two shots on goal in the final period, failed to tie despite two power plays.
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OU Coach joins Fambrough Staff
Kansas coach Don Fambrough adds Bob Lee as seventh assistant. Lee, 35, former Ottawa defensive coordinator, played at Florida A&M, coached at Morehouse Albany State and Ottawa, pursuing a doctorate at Kansas. Lee’s wife Metiihe is a psychology professor. they have a son Rob.
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Haywood leads Sonics in loss to Pistons
Spencer Haywood scored 24 points for Seattle but Detroit beat the SuperSonics 106-102. Knicks edged San Diego 117-113 in OT. Cavaliers topped Buffalo 111-99. Chicago beat Portland 123-111. ABA results included Floridians over Nets 112-107 and Kentucky over Memphis 117-110. Texas routed Denver 148-127.
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