College Scores and Tournament Listings Across Divisions
A scattered roundup lists college basketball results and tournament pairings. Notable scores include Middlebury 79 over Connecticut Cell 38, Muhlenberg 74 over Lebanon Valley 67, Bryant 73 over Urs 77, and Temple 68 over Oneonta 59. Regional and invitational events feature the Big Apple NIT, Capital District, and United Virginia Bank tournaments with various outcomes and placings.
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Middlebury
Connecticut Cell
Muhlenberg
Lebanon Valley
New
Bryant
Urs
Oneonta
Phila Temple
Sppery Rock
St. Lawrence
St. Aeseptis Arkansas
Missour
Georgia Southern
Allen
South Alabama
Texas
FAR West
Onahoma
Hawaii-Hilo
Loustane St
Hawaii Pacific
Big Apple
Sarst
Albany St
Brown
Dickinson
Massachusetts
Vermont
Northeastern
Brooklyn Call
Penn St
Ca St
Yale
Harvard
South Florida
Florida
Memorial
Tennessee
Midwest
Valparesso
Mid-Dearborn
Bnisa Colurous
Sacramento
Montana
Minot St
Casio World Open Golf: Green Wins Playoff
Hubert Green of the United States wins the Casio World Open in Japan after a playoff against Noburatsu Yahara and Jon Wayne Grady. Final scores show Green 289 after rounds of 72 76 67 74, with other top finishers including Toru Nakamura from Japan and Chen Te-chung from Taiwan.
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Raimon
Japan
Green
Hubert Green
Noburatsu Yahara
Jon Wayne Grady
Australia
Scou Hoca
U.S
Toru Nakamura
Chen Te-chung
Taiwan
Sixuo Arai
Baseball and basketball league moves with several roster changes
Transactions list MLB and NBA style moves including Padres firing Ue Vir gil as third base coach and Slammers releasing Troy Taylor and Dino Gregory. NFL actions place Steve Grogan and Lionel Manuel on injured lists and activate Pete Brock and Stacy Robinson. Southwestern Louisiana names Nelson Stokley head football coach.
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Ue Virgil
Continental Basketball Association
Cincinnati Slammers
Ohio State
Troy Taylor
Dino Gregory
Brad Wright
NEW England Patriots
Steve Grogan
Pete Brock
NEW York Giants
Lionel Manuel
Stacy Robinson
Bowling leagues blizzard of scores and standings
A dense list of bowling team standings, single games, and individual series across numerous leagues. Notable entries include Rainbow Couples, MOOSE CPLS, ACES UP, and EL REY GHOTTO CPLS with individual scores and team records.
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Larry Goer ii Mahone
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Keene Gore
Wilkins Massey
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Ray Ferguson
Terry Ferguson
Ray Fergusson
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ACES
Brunswick Nerd Exchange
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Chip Dip Express
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Sophanie Carey
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Crowley AP sports writer dies at 29
General Anne S. Crowley, AP sports writer, died Saturday after a brief illness at age 29. A Grand Rapids native, she joined AP Detroit in 1977 as a student, moved to Miami in 1978, Lexington in 1984, and New York in 1985. In tennis, John McEnroe's bid to play a third round on outside courts at the Australian Open was rejected after he criticized center court. He was fined 1250 dollars for an obscenity during Friday's match. Golf saw Hubert Green win the Casio World Open in Japan after a playoff against Hoeh Grady and Yahara. In San Diego road races, Zola Budd set a course record in the women's 10K, with Steve Scott winning the men's 10K.
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Associated Press
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Detroit
Michigan State University
Miami
Lexington
National Sports Department
New York
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McEnroe
Ndoka Odizor
Nigeria
Peter Bellenger
Hubert Green
Scott Hoeh
Wayne Grady
Japan
Nobumitsuo Yahara
Kaimon
Zola Budd
Heart of San Diego
Budd
Great Britain
Lynn Nelson
Minneapolis
Steve Scott
Zoeller mirrors life on the links and at home
Golfer Fuzzy Zoeller, earning over 1.6 million in PGA Tour money, talks about money at home and on tour. He explains his wife spends, jokes about earnings, and notes back troubles from a high school basketball injury. He recalls caddie changes, praises companions, and hints at future appearances while cherishing the joy of the game.
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Zoeller
Fuzzy
Eddie Joe
Bulls Fall Short as Lakers Hold On For 117 113 Win
In Inglewood, the Bulls without Michael Jordan push the Lakers close before Los Angeles pulls away for a 117 113 victory. Kobeers and fans witness a tight fourth quarter as the Lakers improve to 15 2 overall while Chicago drops to 7 18.
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Johnson
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Cooper
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Chucacago
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Trip
Macy
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Oilers Blank Flames In Power Play Battle
The Calgary Flames failed on 10 power plays as the Edmonton Oilers won 5-3. Edmonton converted on 4 of 6 opportunities, starting strong with their first four power plays, while Calgary lamented wasted chances under coach Bob Johnson.
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Associated Press
Caleary Plamee
National Hockey League
Edmonton Oilers
Calgary
Bob Johnson
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Doug Smail
Dan Bouchard
Winnipeg
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Boston
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NHL
Oberlin College Ice Hockey 1985-86 Schedule Highlights
Oberlin College ice hockey released its 1985-86 schedule with key home games against Kenyon Baldwin Wallace John Carroll and Toledo and away bouts at Kent Americans John Carroll Baldwin Wallace and Toledo The sequence includes dates in December January February and March with varied start times across venues.
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Kenyon
Kent Americans
Baldwin-Wallace
John Carroll
U. of Toledo
Tar Heels win Shootout as Daugherty stars in Alaska
No. 1 North Carolina beat No. 16 UNLV 65-60 to take the Great Alaska Shootout crown. Brad Daugherty, 21 points, earned tournament outstanding player honors as UNC remained undefeated at 5-0. Elsewhere, Duke topped Kansas 92-86 to win the inaugural NIT Tourney with David Henderson scoring 30.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Nevada
Las Vegas
Jerry Tarkanian
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Tarkanian
Brad Daugherty
Dean Smith
New York
Duke
Kansas
David Henderson
Henderson
Moeller Overcomes McKinley To Claim State Title
Tailback Tony Jackson rushed for 176 yards on 19 carries and Moeller scored four 40 yard plays en route to a 35-11 Division I high school state championship win over Canton McKinley at Ohio Stadium. Moeller notches its 13th win against one loss and seventh big school title in 11 years.
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Tony Jackson
Cincinnati Moeller
Canton McKinley
Ohio Stadium
Jackson
Moeller
State playoffs TM O gate leads with rushing and receiving totals
Individual leaders show Moeller and Jackson with 176 rushing yards and 60 receiving yards by Noelle and Batten respectively. Kinley and Chaney share multiple yard tallies. Schaffner adds line entries.
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Eturn
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Jackson
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Lewis
Nickotape
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Kinley
Rickard
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Snow
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Williams
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Schaffner
NcKin- Chaney
Noelle
Batten
Pape
Ringel IM. McKinley
Taylor
Force Preki Sparks Late Insurance Goal In 6-4 Tacoma Win
Tacoma improves to 6-4 after a late insurance goal by Preki 59 seconds after force, Ali Kazemaini trims Cleveland to 5-4 with 2 40 left but no late fire. First half goals by Dale Mitchell and Preki for the Stars, two Chapmans for the Force. Third quarter sees a 3-2 lead for Tacoma on Gary Hele, Benny Dargle ties late in fourth. Cleveland outshoots 27-22, Vaccaro and Darentin in goal. Force home Friday 8 05 p m vs Dallas Sidekicks. Sunday vs Kansas City. Comets roster includes Keith Furphy.
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Tacoma
Ali Kazemaini
Cleveland
Dale Mitchell
The
Stars
Force
Chapman
Gary Hele
Benny Dargle
Vaccaro
John Darentin Faette Linenre Ata Sorette
I Stars Aving
Dallas Sidekicks
Louie Nanchoff
Krys Sobieski
Kansas City
Comets
Keith Furphy
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