Holiday college basketball tournaments loom nationwide
Nationwide holiday basketball fever heats up as more than 30 major tournaments launch between Christmas and New Year. Top events include the Holiday Festival in Madison Square Garden with UCLA and North Carolina, plus Quaker City Classic in Philadelphia and All College in Oklahoma City. The Elyria Parks and Recreation Dept announces a boys league for ages 15 to 18 with six teams, uniforms, and a January start.
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Bisons blank Barons as Rivers Quellette pace 7-2 win
Buffalo Bisons rout Cleveland Barons 7-2 on Sunday night led by Wayne Rivers with two goals and Gerry Quellette also scoring twice. Howie Glover and Jim Mi kel scored for Cleveland as Barons mustered only 12 shots on goalie Al Johnstone in his first start for Buffalo.
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Ohio Colleges Hit Tourney Trail Across 18 Events
Ohio colleges ready for 18 holiday tournaments Thursday through Saturday with five in-state sites and many road showcases. Highlights include Ohio State hosting Butler and Dayton facing Loyola of California while Ashland and Ohio State posted wins Saturday and Cincinnati closed a West Coast swing with a 60-49 win over Stanford.
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Ohio College Cage Schedule Shows Weekend and Tourney Matchups
Ohio College cage schedule lists tonight games including Butler at Ohio State and Loyola Calif at Dayton. Thursday features several tourneys with Denison Kenyon and Marietta New Britain Conn. Friday includes Ohio State Florida State and Miami at Motor City Classic with multiple classic tournaments. Saturday rounds add North Texas at Cincinnati and Xavier at Mobile Classic among others.
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Illinois tops Houston beating 60-game home streak
Illinois improves to 7-0 with a 97-84 win at Houston ending the Cougars 60 game home win streak. UCLA also wins big over West Virginia 95-56 as both teams pace national rankings and prep for weekend tournaments.
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Ohio high school football results and scores
United Press International reports a wide slate of games across Ohio. Teams such as Canton Lehman Canton Harding Cleveland Benedictine Cleveland St Ignatius Walnut Port Lond and Akron Central posted varied scores in late season matchups.
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Wilt Chamberlain Plays All 48 Minutes In Lakers Victory
Wilt Chamberlain logged all 48 minutes to power the Los Angeles Lakers past Philadelphia 102-99 as he produced 17 points 2 rebounds and 4 blocks. The Lakers built a 75-63 lead in the third period and held off a 76ers comeback. Milwaukee beat Phoenix 127-116 while other NBA results included Baltimore 131-117 over Phoenix and New York 131-105 over Seattle.
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Pro hockey NHL Sunday results highlight high-scoring showdowns
Boston defeats Montreal 7 to 5 while Detroit tops Toronto 3 to 2 and New York edges Minnesota 4 to 2. Chicago beats Pittsburgh 3 to 1 and Oakland wins 2 to 0 as Philadelphia schedules. AHL results show Buffalo 7 Cleveland 3 Providence 4 Baltimore 1 Quebec 5 Rochester 4 with games scheduled.
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