Marquette routs Creighton as Lee nets 30 in 82-57 win
Marquette improves to 18-2 behind Butch Lee who scored 30 in the third quarter and Jerome Whitehead adding two baskets early. Creighton’s Rick Apke led Bluejays with 17 as Louisville, DePaul, Texas and Syracuse wins are noted in this roundup of top college games.
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Lee
Marquette
Butch Lee
al McGuire
Warriors
Creighton
Bluejays
Tom Apke
Apke
McGuire
Jerome Whitehead
Rick Apke
Louisville
Tulane
DePaul
Duquesne
Texas
Rice
Syracuse
Gered
William Dise
Gary Garland
Jim Krivacs
Longhorns
Rice Owls
Alan Reynolds
Tim Hall
Ralph Drollinger
Brad Hoffman
Marty Byrnes
Orangemen
Bradley
Butler
Roger Phegley
John Lowenhaupt
William & Mary
Navy
Tech Edges SMU In Narrow SWC Win On Road
Kent Williams drilled a 20 foot jumper with 21 seconds left as Texas Tech nipped SMU 64 62 in a Southwest Conference clash. Geoff Houston and Williams each had 18 for Tech while SMU guard Jeff Swanson scored 18 for the Mustangs. Baylor upset Houston 70 69 as Texas Tech solidified third place and SMU remained fifth in the league race.
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Williams
Texas Tech
Mustangs
Red Raiders
Tech
SMU
Baylor
Houston
Waco
Geoff Huston
Jeff Swason
Jim Vastauskas
Wendell Mays
Pace
Arthur Edwards
Kenneth Williams
Cougars
Jim Krivacs
Longhorns
Ron Baxter
Alan Reynolds
Rice
Arkansas
Texas A&m
Fratianne to defend U S figure skating title in Portland
Linda Fratianne aims to defend her women's championship at Memorial Coliseum as she practices amid strict concentration. She emphasizes focusing on her own routine, not rivals, with compulsory figures starting the event and potential challengers Lisa Marie Allen and Priscilla Hill seen as improving. Charles Tickner and David Santee also performed briefly for media at a skating center.
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Portland
Ore
Linda Fratianne
U.S
Fratianne
Dorothy Hamill
Hartford
Conn
Lisa- Marie Allen
Priscilla Hill
Lisa
Allen
Barbara Pursley
Linda
Tueday
Charles Tickner
David Santee
Frank Carroll
Frazier Offered 250000 to Return for LeDoux Bout
Former world heavyweight champion Joe Frazier was offered 250000 to come out of retirement for a April fight with Scott LeDoux. The bout, possibly at Minneapolis Auditorium and promoted by Madison Square Garden, would be televised by NBC. Frazier seeks 300000 plus a guaranteed rematch clause.
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New York
Joe Frazier
Scott LeDoux
Madison Square Garden
Minneapolis
New York Daily News
NBC
Frazier
LeDoux
John Condon
Garden
Earnie Shavers
Shavers
George Foreman
Longhorns land top schoolboy talent with several commitments
Texas faces a busy signing period with verbal pledges from Donnie Little Brad Beck and Mike Babb among others. Names on the Texas list include Charles Brooks Joe Shearin Ro bert Mullins Wayne Johnson and more as scouts tour Texas amid winter travel. Additional notes cite Milton Collins and nearby schools as potential targets. Oklahoma Texas Tech SMU and TCU set to sign multiple players while Texas and Houston show strong classes. The piece ends with a historical Super Bowl attendance record.
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Dallas
Burnt Orange
Texas
Texas Longhorns
Longhorns
Donnie Little
Dickson
Brad Beck
Perryton
Mike Babb
Euless Trinity
Charles Brooks
Andrews
Joe Shearin
Dallas Wilson
Highland Park
Robert Mullins
Wayne Johnson
Richardson
Mike Robbins
Dan Lovett
Richarson
Milton Collins
Blooming Grove
College Station
Texas Aggies
Collins
Oklahoma
South Garland
Jerry Sanders
Sooners
Arkansas
Texas Tech
SMU
TCU
Houston
Texas A&m
Rice
Baylor
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Ricky Gallon
Darrell Griffith
Cardinals
Green Wave
Roy Danforth
Mark Fletcher
Seattle
Renee Richards
Pam Teeguarden
Betty Stove
Netherlands
Caroline Stoll
Dan Levario
Pecos
Odessa
Levario
Robert Hinojos
Kent Williams
Gerald Myers
Sonny Allen
Russell
Memorial Coliseum
Pasadena
Calif
Oakland
Minnsota
Coffeematic
S. Eddy