Jackson State Defeats Logan 78 68 In Holiday Tournament
Jackson State Generals beat Logan 78 to 68 as 6 5 and 6 6 front line out rebounded 46 31. Pullen led JSU with 21 points and 11 rebounds while Warren and Toler each scored 18 for Logan. No third place game due to McKendree cancellation, Logan hosts Lincoln Land Jan 4.
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Brewers Star George Scott Secures $100000 Contract
Milwaukee slugger George Scott reflects on his milestone $100,000 1974 contract after twelve years in the majors. He notes the leap from $175 monthly to a seven-figure milestone and hints a World Series title could follow.
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College basketball scores and tournament results
Associated Press recap of college games across regions with results including Fairfield over Villanova 84 58 Providence over Wm Mary 105 75 CCNY 66 Brooklyn College 60 Citadel 58 over Georgia State 55 S Illinois 74 Tenn Tech 72 Notre Dame 99 Denver 59 Toledo 82 St Mary's Calif 63 Nebraska 73 N Iowa 55 Chi Loyola 82 Wichita St 70 SMU 93 Fullerton 69 Fresno St 96 N Tex St 95 in double OT Ath in Action 60 Brigham Young 80 Washington 76 Cal Poly SLO 74 Sacramento St 53 Pepperdine 102 Chicago St 69 U of Chicago first round Knox 75 Chicago 71 Grinnell 77 Colo Cal 67
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Pro Football NEL Semifinals Start Times Set
The schedule lists two NFL semifinal games on Saturday December 22 with Pittsburgh at Oakland 4 p.m. ET and Cincinnati at Miami 7 p.m. ET, followed by two NFC semifinals on Sunday with Washington at Minnesota 1 p.m. ET and Los Angeles at Dallas 4 p.m. ET.
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Alabama and Notre Dame meet in Sugar Bowl title clash
The 11-0 Alabama and 10-0 Notre Dame contest the national crown in New Orleans at 7 p.m. New Year’s Eve. Both squads boast strong ground games and solid special teams, with close NCAA stats and no clear standout, making a toss-up game. SIUC swimmers tease post holiday schedule amid Hawaii training trip for 30-plus teams.
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Salukis Hold On For 74 72 Win Over Tennessee Tech
Salukis survive a late scare to beat Tennessee Tech 74 to 72 at Cookeville. Tony Dileo missed a potential 73 73 tie free throw with seven seconds left, Corky Abrams split a pair to seal it. Frank Jones led Tech with 19 points while SIU built a 36 33 halftime margin and withstood a late rally.
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Two NFL Playoff Opens Highlight Steelers Raiders Clash
The Steelers meet the Raiders in a rematch of last year's AFC divisional playoff as the NFL postseason begins with two Saturday games. Washington visits Minnesota while Cincinnati faces Miami and the Rams meet Dallas on Sunday.
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Finley Keeps Williams Under A's Contract Amid Yankee Move
AL President Joe Cronin ruled Dick Williams remains under contract with the Oakland Athletics while Ralph Houk joins the Detroit Tigers. Charlie Finley declined comment on renegotiation with New York, which sought Williams or compensation as the Yankees pursue a new manager. Cronin left room for additional talks between Finley and the Yankees.
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