Tuesday College Basketball Scores Snapshot
A dense recap of college games across regions with many upsets and close results. Notable outcomes include Bentley beating St Joseph's Maine 102 70, Boston University 90 over Northeastern 16, Clarkson 92 over Ottawa 87, Rhode Island 78 over Connecticut 68, and Wake Forest 94 at UNC Asheville 76. Multiple overtime thrillers and signal games feature Liberty Baptist, Southeastern, and numerous midwestern clashes.
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Gladchuk Pursues Hotel Cooking While Starter for UMass
Massachusetts football wide receiver and co captain John Gladchuk majors in hotel and restaurant management. He studied cooking under a European chef in Newport Rhode Island last summer.
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Delta State’s Lusia Harris Stewart wins Broderick Cup
Lusia Harris Stewart, 6-3 center from Delta State, earns the Broderick Cup as outstanding woman athlete of the year. She led Delta State basketball for four years, scored the first basket in women’s Olympic basketball, and helped the U S win silver in 1976.
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Broncos and Cowboys collide as Super Bowl showdown nears
Denver secondary will face a stern test Sunday as Dallas receivers Roger Staubach spread the ball to Golden Richards, Drew Pearson, Butch Johnson and others. Player quotes emphasize pressure, run options, and the Broncos’ reliance on a defense heavy game plan to generate offense.
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World Series Aces Bat Over .500 in 1976
In the 1976 World Series two players hit above .500. Cincinnati catcher Johnny Bench led with .533 while New York Yankees catcher Thurman Munson posted a .529 average.
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Russians Dominate Racers in 8-3 WHA Meeting
In Indianapolis, the Soviet national team defeated the Racers 8-3 as Sergei Kapustin and Alexander Golikov each scored twice. Coach Ron Ingram credited the Soviets as one of the world’s best and lamented officiating and frustration on the Racers’ end.
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49ers name Mc Culley as third head coach in 10 months
The San Francisco 49ers fired Ken Meyer and staff and named Pete Mc Culley, a Redskins assistant, as head coach after a 6-9 season. Monte Clark was fired last year. Mc Culley previously coached four seasons with the Baltimore Colts and joined the Redskins last year.
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