Stieg helps Ole Miss trip No. 6 Kentucky
Kentucky's sixth ranked Wildcats fell 67 65 to Ole Miss as Roger Stieg locked down Melvin Turpin and Carlos Clark led the Rebels with 23 points. Stieg, a 6 9 junior, bottlenecked inside and contributed seven rebounds while Ole Miss seized control with a 34 23 halftime edge and held on to win.
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Carlyle earns semis win over Assumption in Westlin tourney
Carlyle defeated East St. Louis Assumption 92-88 to advance to the championship. James Boehne scored 26 for the Indians and Joe Krieger added 28 as Carlyle trailed early but led 62-50 entering the final period. Assumption, led by Daryn Foster with 32, cut into the lead in the fourth before Carlyle held on. The winner faces Wesclin or Freeburg in Saturday’s final.
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King Booted From Indiana State Basketball Team
Indiana State University center Winfred King, 6-10 junior from Atlanta, has been dismissed from the Sycamores for disciplinary reasons. He started 12 games this season, averaging 11.6 points and 7.5 rebounds. Indiana State sits 6-6 overall, 0-2 in the MVC, with upcoming home game against Illinois State and a road trip to Southern Illinois.
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Columnist who helped Pontiac land the Super Bowl
Bruno Kearns, former Oakland Press sports editor, pushed for the 1982 event into Pontiac’s dome. Ford II and Gov. Milliken backed the bid with influential letters from GM, Chrysler, and AMC executives. Detroit’s host committee framed the appeal around automotive ads and local support.
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Nine BBWAA voters did not vote for Hank Aaron
New York Times recount notes Henry Aaron received 406 of 415 ballots for Hall of Fame, while nine BBWAA members left his name blank. Aaron, Robinson, and other greats are highlighted as the ballot tallies and omissions spark debate about unanimity and legacy amid historical comparisons.
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