Rayford Jenkins the Last Draft Pick A Chiefs Prospective Linebacker
New York reports Rayford Jenkins the 442nd draftee in NFL history. The 21 year old Alcorn A&M linebacker stands 6 14 inches tall and weighs 212 pounds. He aims to prove he can make the Kansas City Chiefs roster despite being the final pick.
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Suns edge Rockets in road thriller at San Diego
Phoenix defeated San Diego Rockets 105-103 as Elvin Hayes scored 32 and Jim Barnett 20 while Connie Hawkins added 24 for the Suns. Phoenix led 56-41 at halftime but the Rockets rallied before the final buzzer.
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Bellamy Traded From Pistons to Hawks for Cash and Pick
Detroit sends 6 11 center Walt Bellamy known as the Big Dipper to Atlanta for cash and a player to be named after June 15. Eddie Miles moves to Baltimore for Bob Quick and a second round college draft pick. Bellamy had lost his starting job to Otto Moore. Trade comes just before the NBA deadline as Detroit plots draft strategy and squares off with New York.
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Maravich Breaks NCAA Scoring Mark With 53 Point Night
Pete Maravich of LSU scored 53 points to surpass Oscar Robertson with 2,987 career points in a 109-86 win over Mississippi State. The record came with five minutes left as LSU’s star was carried off court amid a sea of cheers from 11,000 fans. Maravich credited his father Press and noted Robertson’s greatness.
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College cage scores across the nation list winners and margins
A compiled score rundown shows East Duquesne 50 LIU 48, Army 59 Pennsylvania 64, Harvard 79 Brown 67, Syracuse 84 Bucknell 69, Duke 55 No Carolina 77, Notre Dame 86 finois 83, Purdue 116 Michigan 103, UCLA 102 Stanford 84, Wichita St. 73, and many others across conferences.
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West puts LA back into first
Lakers top 76ers 113 112 on Jerry West final two free throws with two seconds left to extend their win streak to eight and reclaim first in the West. Elgin Baylor led LA with 33 as Wilt Chamberlain's injury sidelines him. Atlanta Hawks slip from first after losses.
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SST swimmers heat win at Huachuca Fort Huachuca meet yields six firsts
Scottsdale Swim Team led by Marissa Tompkins dominates the HYA Invitational at Fort Huachuca. Tompkins set a state record with 36.9 seconds in the girls seven and eight-year 50 meter freestyle and also won the 50 meter butterfly. The SST tallied six firsts and strong showings across 12 relays and multiple age groups.
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Roadrunners Lose Big to San Diego Gulls 11 2
Phoenix Roadrunners suffered an 11 2 defeat at the hands of the San Diego Gulls on Saturday night. Player miscues led to two own goals as Gary Marsh and Bob McCord accidentally knocked in Gull goals while clearing the puck.
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