College Scores Roundup Nineteen Sixty Five Report
College scores from diverse colleges show wins and losses across many pairings. Notable results include N Carolina 75 over Seton Hall 63 Rutgers 81 Purdue 73 Rhode Island 73 and Brown 57 Geo. Washington 76. Several overtime finishes appear including Wagner 68 over CCNY 76 and S. La. 77 over NE La 75.
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Hawks Defeat Trail Blazers Behind Stifling Defense
Hawks coach Cotton Fitzsimmons praised strong defense after Atlanta beat Portland 94-87 as Tom Henderson closed with two steals and a decisive layup. Bill Walton led Portland with 24 points while Kansas City Kings defeated Cleveland 105-101 with Wedman 24 and Johnson 21.
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National Basketball Association
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Boston
Tom Henderson
Kansas City Kings
Cleveland Cavaliers
Henderson
Tom van Arsdale
Portland
Lionel Hollins
Bill Walton
Lennie Wilkins
Petrie
Walton
Wilkins
Kings
Cavaliers
Scott Wedman
Ollie Johnson
Jimmy Walker
Kansas City
Cleveland
Wedman
Johnson
Bobby Smith
Jim Cleamons
A&M Arkansas duel shapes SWC title, Cotton Bowl shot
Arkansas seeks a share of the Southwest Conference title and a Cotton Bowl berth with a win over sixth ranked Texas A&M in Little Rock. Bull eyes redemption after a faulty Texas game while A&M relies on dominant defense and press for a Texas takedown rebound.
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Scott Bull
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Aggies
Retiree Sweep Stakes Restart At Cahoon Park Golf
Retiree golf resumes with two classes 0-16 in Class A and 17 up handicap in Class B. Elmer Mason led Class A with net 62, Gay Lambert topped Class B with net 66, and other top finishers included Lefty Biggie Hugh Schabarum Carl Peterson Ken Knight Roy Pruett John Jurincic Bill Bonsall and Big John Rocker. See you next Wednesday at Cahoon Park Golf Course.
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Lefty Biggie
Hugh Schabarum
Carl Peterson
Ken Knight
Roy Pruett
Flight B
Gay Lambert
John Jurincic
Bill Bonsall
Big John Rocker
Falcons Upset Redskins Highlight In Week NFL Picks
HAL ROCK AP Sports Writer picks Atlanta over Washington as the upset of the week. The column recaps last week and lists fantasy favorites and bold forecasts for remaining matchups including Dallas, Buffalo, Detroit, Minnesota, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, and more with scores and outcomes.
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Washington
Falcons
Steve Bartkowski
Redskins
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Harry Hairbreadth
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Chicago Bears
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Pittsburgh
Ken Anderson
John Reaves
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Rams
WAC Builds Up Non-League Mark
Western Athletic Conference teams lead non-conference play early in the 1975-76 season with 16 wins in 17 games. Arizona, Wyoming, and New Mexico pace, while Texas-El Paso’s 49-47 loss to New Mexico State mars the start. Weekend road tests loom for Brigham Young, UTEP, Arizona State, Wyoming, and others.
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WAC
Arizona
Wyoming
New Mexico
Texas-El Paso
New Mexico State
Brigham Young
Pacific
Cougars
Frank Arnold
Provo
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Las Cruces
Gary Brewster
John Saffle
Brewster
Saffle
Arizona State
Devils
Santa Clara
Memphis State
DePaul
Washington
Moe Radovich
Craig Shaner
Pat Flanigan
Colorado State
Denver
Illinois
Utah
Utah State
Coach Shakeup Hits Detroit Red Wings
Doug Barkley was fired as coach of the Detroit Red Wings and replaced by General Manager Alex Delvecchio. In Colgate a head football coach Neil Wheelwright resigned to take the Holy Cross post. Cal Riverside, defending CCAA champions, announces new general. Dunkel, founder of the Dunkel Football and Basketball Index, dies at 69 in Daytona Beach.
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B.C
Doug Barkley
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Alex Delvecchio
Hamilton
N.Y
Neil Wheelwright
Colgate University
Holy Cross College
Riverside
Calif
University of California At Riverside
California Collegiate Athletic Association
Daytona Beach
Fla
Richard C Dunkel
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