ISU and Rose Hulman Open Home Basketball Tonight
Indiana State (ISU) hosts Bellarmine at the Arena as part of a bid to extend a home winning streak, while Rose Hulman welcomes Principia at Shook Memorial Field House. Both games start at 8 p.m. with ISU Bellarmine airing on WTHI radio.
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Celtics Rally Past Lakers In Fast Paced Showdown
Boston DCels beat Los Angeles 102 98 on speed and defense led by Dave Cowens 31 points 19 rebounds. Gail Goodrich led Lakers with 23 as Happy Hairston sidelined with a twisted knee. Don Nelson injures ankle ending streak. Celtics travel to Portland next.
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North Loses 3rd Straight to Logansport 74 58
North Loses 3rd straight as Logansport overwhelms the Patriots 74 58. Nate Mills leads North with 18 points before fouling out, while Brad Gundrum and Rick Ohman pace Logansport with 27 and 21 points respectively as the Berries pull away in the second half.
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Bears Face Raiders in Quest to Extend Winning Streak
Oakland, riding a five game win streak and 9-3-1, prepares to face Chicago at home. Raiders expect momentum to carry into playoffs as Jim Otto reaches 182nd straight game. Chicago leads conference rushing. Daryle Lamonica seeks more success through the air.
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Johnny Bench Eyes Spring Training After Lung Surgery
Reds catcher Johnny Bench spoke from his Cincinnati hospital bed after doctors declared his right lung lesion benign. He expects to be ready for spring training in Tampa and joked about using the recovery to dodge tough workouts while hinting at golf in late January.
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Carlton Signs With Phillies After Breakthrough Season
Steve Carlton announced his contract with the Philadelphia Phillies is settled with general manager Paul Owens. The 27 year old lefty will become the club’s highest paid player at 150000 dollars per year after winning 27 games and the Cy Young Award for the National League.
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North Central tops Sullivan in WIC showdown
North Central, 82 79 over Sullivan in a Friday high school game, gains a key win while Sullivan remains atop the WIC. Barry Stuck leads Thunderbirds with 24 points as Brad Neal tops Sullivan with 22. Clinton, South Putnam, and others post wins in area action.
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South Braves outlast Evansville North for fifth straight win
South defeated Evansville North 72 to 64 at the Braves gym. Led by Curtis Lyle and Rick Setliff, South built a big first half lead, with Tabor, Lee, and Lyte contributing later as North rallied to tie late before South pulled away in the final minutes. North suffered 24 turnovers while South had 47 rebounds.
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College Basketball Scores From East and Southwest Regions
A rundown of late season college basketball results across the East and Southwest. Notable outcomes include Montclair State and Trenton State posting 61 to 48, 71 to 62 wins respectively, and Xavier, Louisiana blasting Troy State 114 to 73.
ABA Standings and Saturday Schedule
ABA standings show Kentucky 118 New York 110 Carolina 113 Virginia 97 Dallas 104 Denver 99 with only games scheduled. Saturday matchups list NY vs Virginia at Hampton San Diego vs Car at Charlotte Denver at Kentucky Memphis vs Indiana.
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Trade Shifts WHL Star Van Horlick to Kings
Portland Buckaroos trade defenseman John Van Horlick to the Los Angeles Kings of the NHL on Friday for three players. The team receives center wing Jim Stanfield, WHL leading scorer, center wing Glen Toner from Fort Wayne of the IL, and defenseman Mike Keeler from Springfield of the AHL.
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Jockey Leroy Moyers Wins Three at Fair Grounds
Jockey Leroy Moyers booted home three winners at the Fair Grounds in New Orleans. He rode Lightning Princess at $4.40 in the third race Ruano at $8.00 in the sixth and Amber Melody at $11.60 in the featured ninth race.
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Purdue Meets USC Tonight in Trojan Basketball Classic
Purdue and Southern California clash in Los Angeles for the Trojan Basketball Classic title. Purdue earned the matchup by beating Western Kentucky 91 75 while USC beat Auburn 78 66. Purdue’s John Garrett led with 29 points and Frank Kendrick added 26 as Purdue built a 37 30 halftime lead.
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Indiana Cedarville and Fort Wayne Bible Triumph in Openers
Indiana over Cedarville 96 to 64 and Fort Wayne Bible defeats Kentucky Christian 80 to 69. Vincennes posts 84 to 61 win at Burlington with Trojan Classic game Western Kentucky 75.
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Hanratty Activated by Steelers for San Diego Clash
Pittsburgh activates reserve quarterback Terry Hanratty from the taxi squad for Sundays game with the Chargers in San Diego. He replaces rookie Joe Gilliam who is on injured reserve, leaving the team with two healthy quarterbacks Bradshaw and Hanratty as both recover from injuries.
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