Missouri Upsets No 4 Oklahoma In Overtime
Missouri shocks Oklahoma 93-90 in overtime after trailing by 14 in the second half. Billy Tubbs lauds Missouri’s performance as the Big Eight’s strength, while Oklahoma eyes a Big Eight title clincher with a win over Nebraska.
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Mizzou
Sooners
Oklahoma
Billy Tubbs
Missouri
Nebraska
Gladden nets 26 as Ashland routs Indianapolis
Ashland freshman standout LeBron Gladden scored 26 points to lift Ashland past Indianapolis 88 69 in GLVC action. James Smith added 18 points as the Eagles improve to 19 7 overall and 11 4 in conference play.
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Ashland
Admiral King High
LeBron Gladden
Indianapolis
James Smith
Eagles
Shack leford fuels Wolfpack rally to beat Maryland
Charles Shack leford scored 21 points helping North Carolina State to a 74 68 victory over Maryland. The Wolfpack trailed 39 34 at halftime but used a 14 2 run to pull ahead 48 41 with 11 36 remaining in regulation.
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Maryland
Charles Shackleford
Wolfpack
Aulby Takes Lead In PBA Miller Lite Open Round Four
Indianapolis star Mike Aulby leaps from third to lead after four rounds in the $150,000 Miller Lite Open with 6,410 pins over 26 games plus 180 bonus pins from six match wins. John Mazza remains second with 6,378, Andrew Neuer is third at 6,374, Steve Cook fourth at 6,310, and Pete McCordie fifth at 6,259 as Tom Milton trails in 83rd.
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Mike Aulby
Indianapolis
Aulby
John Mazza
Mount Clemens
Mich
Mazza
U.S
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San Antonio
Texas
Andrew Neuer
Milton
Steve Cook
Roseville
Calif
Houston
Pete McCordie
Wadkins leads Doral Open with 67 in first round
Bobby Wadkins fired a 67 to take a one stroke lead at the $1 million Doral Open in Miami. Four others, including Jack Nicklaus tied at 68, sit four under with Larry Nelson Tom Kite and Chip Beck also 4 under.
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Wadkins
Jack Nicklaus
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Larry Nelson
Tom Kite
Chip Beck
Marci Bozarth
Hollis Stacy
Princeville
Hawaii
Orville Moody
Indian Wells
Calif Moody
Desert
Gene Littler
Philadelphia 76ers Edge Bulls in Threesome Scoring Duel
In a Thursday NBA recap the Philadelphia 76ers defeated the Chicago Bulls 97 to 93 as Charles Barkley led Philadelphia with 19 points and 12 rebounds while Otis Thorpe contributed key plays. Chicago's Michael Jordan scored 15 and Scottie Pippen added 14 as fouls hampered both teams. Portland beat Phoenix 135 to 112 in another late game with the Trail Blazers getting big nights from Kersey and Duckworth.
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Local sports cards mix with team names and street addresses
A dense OCR list mixes volleyball teams, businesses, streets, and event notes. It mentions Bernies Restaurant, Spiker, Anodes Cabinet, and The Station among many entities, then shifts to baseball and football game pairings, with detailed line scores and lineups across multiple venues in Florida and Arizona.
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Costin Huilman Ca
Ceveland
Berserkers
West Bernies Valleyball Club
River Auto Body
Truk Kan
Bernies
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Wimwers American
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Invacare
Mathmal East Vite
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Certam
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Arady
Elysians
Yeemen
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Flyria Memorial Hospital
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Sastete
College basketball scores and events across regions
A long list of college basketball results from East, Midwest, Southwest and West regions, highlighting multiple games with scores for Marist, St Francis, Loyola, Northeastern, Maine, Belmont, Lipscomb, Trevecca Nazarene, Tennessee, Texas institutions, Oklahoma, Wisconsin, SIU Edwardsville, Ky Wesleyan, St Cloud St, and many others. The compilation includes other sports notes and local athletic events, plus upcoming softball clinic and youth sports registration notices.
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Baltimore County
Loyola
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Maine
BC Roper Morris
Fairlegh Jicknson
Francis NY
Wagner
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Tong Lipscomb
Trevecca Naza
Tee
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Marisa McNeese
Stephen F Austin
Help Tenn
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Morningside
Miller Lite Open Pro Bowling Standings After Round Four
Standings from the Miller Lite Open Pro Bowling after four rounds feature Mike Autby from Tidanapols leading with 62 6410 pins, followed by Marva Latin from Mount Clemens Mich and Andy Neuer from Mitton Pa among top finishers. Other notable players include Steve Conk of Roseville Lalit and Mark Roth of String Lake Heights with varied totals.
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Dukes hold off Hillsdale to reach district final
Top-seeded Wellington survives a first half scare and defeats Hillsdale 55-36 in Division III District semifinal at Wellington High. The 22-1 Dukes advance to face 18-4 Columbia as momentum shifts in the third quarter with key plays from Fenik Bailey and Gray.
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Hillsdale Girls Rally Past Wellington In Cage Tourney
In a Division III girls game Hillsdale defeats Wellington as Bailey and Gray spark a scoring burst. Hillsdale coach Steve Burns credits second half pace and defense while Camp lauds her team’s effort and crowd energy.
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Steve Burns
Wellington
Julie Gray
Columbia girls advance to district final in Wellington
The Columbia Raiders move to the Division I district final after an impressive 48-25 win over Keystone at Wellington High School. With an 18-4 record, they set a school record for best season and will face top-seeded Wellington in Saturday's title game.
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Lorain County Road Runners Club
Lorain County Community College
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Foster Ave
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Raiders
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Jim Waldecker
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Sue) Shepard
Carolyn) Holmes
Wildcats
Holle Ksiczyk
Waldecker
Raiders fall after late turnovers in girls divisio n II game
Keystone coach Bob Haag praised his players for switching from a zone press to man to man to counter Columbia’s pressure. He noted Columbia’s quicker tempo and size, and cited crucial turnovers and missed layups as the turning points while commending the strong Raider bench and overall season effort.
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Bob Haag
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