Wichita State Triumphs Over California Fullerton
Scoreboard roundup reports Wichita State 70, California Fullerton 50 as part of Friday night college basketball, plus other results from tournaments and regional games including Indiana 50 over DePaul and UCLA 107 over Rice.
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Mt. Vernon dominates in state league action and Gorham remains unbeaten
Mt. Vernon led by Rudd 9 and Southerd 6 while Carbondale-Steete trailed as Gorham built a 42-19 halftime advantage. Gorham-Crain paced Gorham with 28, Howard 9, Shields 4, and Wright 2 while Gorham improved to 15-0 and next play January 6. St Mark's batch beat Immanuel Lutheran 42-11 with key scorers Ashley Mueller Knop and Zimmer. Preliminary results favored Steeleville Steeleville over Immanuel Lutheran 56-23.
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Mueller
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Smith Lutz Clinch Davis Cup Doubles in Semis
Stan Smith and Bob Lutz overwhelmed Mexico's Ray Ramirez and Emilio Montano 6-2 6-3 6-4 in Tucson to secure a 3-0 U S lead in the North American Zone Davis Cup. The Americans moved into the final two singles with Roscoe Tanner and Arthur Ashe set to play Ramirez and Chavez respectively.
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Chavez
Big NL season features twenty game winners in 1976
The National League crowned its largest group of 20 win players since 1969 led by Randy Jones 22-14 of San Diego and five others including Jerry Koosman Don Sutton Steve Carlton and James Richard. Tom Seaver led strikeouts 235 with a 14-11 record and 2.59 ERA.
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Houston Astros
Michigan routs Kent State as Green leads with 25 points
Michigan, ranked No 1, beat Kent State 102-66 in a nonconference game. Rickey Green scored 25, Phil Hubbard and Joe Thompson added 19 each, Tom Staton 14, and Thompson shot 8 for 8 as Orr used deep rotation after a 12day layoff. Kent State was led by James Collins 18.
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Houston admits helplessness as Vikings outplay Redskins in playoffs
In Bloomington Minnesota Vikings beat Washington 21 3 at halftime after two TDs from Sammie White and Chuck Foreman. Safety Ken Houston described the earlier interception mishap as a helpless feeling and argued a late whistle should have nullified Foreman s TD. Kilmer threw for 298 yards in NFC playoff records as Washington failed to stop Minnesota s strong attack.
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Illinois edges Cal Poly in late shot for 67 65 win
Illinois University survived a tense non conference game against California Poly San Luis Obispo winning 67 65 on Rob Judson’s late 20 foot jumper with four seconds left. Cal Poly led 34 30 at halftime and Gerald Jones led scoring for the visitors with 29 points. Illinois improved to 6 1 this season after the win.
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