Bear Bryant Dies at 69 After Storied Career
Paul Bear Bryant, legendary Alabama football coach, dies at 69 from a massive heart attack. Flags fly at half staff as President Reagan and others mourn a man famed for discipline and winning spirit. His 38-year career included national titles in 1961 1964 1965 and a 323 85 17 record. He mentored players who became coaches and pros, and his death marks the loss of a national sports icon.
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Stipe Sundvold Lift Missouri Past Kansas In Lawrence
Missouri edged Kansas 76-63 at Allen Field House to seize sole first in the Big Eight with a 3-0 league mark. Stipanovich scored 25 and Sundvold 22 as the Tigers overcame a Kansas push, aided by 24 of 29 team free throws and strong senior leadership.
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Hoppen fuels Nebraska past Kansas State with 27 points
Nebraska freshman center Dave Hoppen scored a career high 27 points as the Huskers beat Kansas State 59 42 in their Big Eight opener. Hoppen extended his streak to three straight league games with 20 or more, joining Andre Smith as the only Nebraska players to do so since 1986.
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City Scores Basketball Mans Pack Rats Welch leads scoring chaos
Multiple teams and players listed with irregular tallies from a league scoreboard. Welch, Erisman, Pearson, Howard, Watson cited for notable totals while numerous teams such as OTTAWA TayeKnss Horn and DUKE MFG appear with varied point lines.
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