NBA and college results from Associated Press listing
Eastern Conference leaders battle through standings as New York leads Atlantic with 32 wins while Boston 26 and Philadelphia 27 hold near spots. ABA and NHL schedules show East West All Star plans and notable matchups. College scores across regions feature Rutgers Gettysburg Louisville Kentucky and more with varied outcomes.
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SWC Cage Play Smu Rice Post Wins
Southern Methodist and Rice posted non conference victories to push the SWC over .500 as Texas Christian lost to Denver 85 74. SMU beat Dallas Baptist 88 63 and Rice edged Tulane 66 65. Horace Kearney led Denver with 28 points and Eugene Kennedy added 18 for TCU. Arkansas visits Texas Tech in tonight’s spotlight SWC opener.
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West Picks Favorite to Win NBA All-Star Game
The West team is favored to win the 21st NBA All-Star Game, based on veterans and top players. Johnny Green, 37, Cincinnati, argues the West has more of the better players and should prevail tonight in San Diego.
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Juarez Track 1971 Season Promises Rookie Debut Pete Ryder
An influx of promising greyhounds hints that Juarez Race Track 1971 may become the year of the rookie. Pete Ryder from James Robinson's kennel debuts Saturday night in the 8 p.m. card, with Sunday and Monday afternoon/evening programs set.
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Adderley Aims to Repeat 1968 Super Bowl Feat
Dallas Cowboy cornerback Herb Adderley, the only player with Super Bowl experience on the team, recalls his 1968 Packers TD dash and declares he will gamble again to disrupt Baltimore’s Johnny Unitas. He praises Lombardi and urges his teammates to stay loose and confident for the title game.
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Cowboys Have Biggest Guns Says Tarkenton View
New York based NEA evaluation credits Dallas Cowboys with the deepest personnel and strongest special teams in pro football. Tarkenton notes their defense and ground game, led by Duane Thomas, are key, and predicts the Super Bowl outcome hinges on the Cowboys defense rather than passing.
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Colts Seek Final Triumph After Rematch with Jets
Baltimore Colts players recall the 1969 Super Bowl loss to the Jets and credit a team‑wide regrouping led by Don McCafferty for their bid to avenge that defeat. The squad rewired pass protection with key moves by Dan Sullivan and Glenn Ressler and then defeated Cincinnati and Oakland to reach the Miami finale.
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Togetherness Defines Cowboys Path To Super Bowl V
Cowboys quarterback Craig Morton credits the team's turnabout to togetherness as Dallas prepares to meet the Baltimore Colts for the Lombardi Trophy and a $15,000 payoff per man. Morton praises Unitas while revealing injuries and a throat infection limiting his play and public remarks.
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