Brewers Beat The Winter Meetings Trade Pace
MILWAUKEE trades mark a surge from the Brewers as GM Jim Baumer signs Sal Bando and ships George Scott Bernie Carbo to Boston while adding Cecil Cooper from the Red Sox and Jim Wohlford Jamie Quirk from Kansas City plus a player to be named later. Larry Haney also joins via waivers. Phillies sign Richie Hebner. Rico Carty returns to Cleveland in a separate deal with Toronto Blue Jays.
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Mountaineers face fifth unbeaten foe in ECBL thriller
West Virginia 4-0 hosts Duquesne in a showdown at the WVU Coliseum as the Dukes seek their fifth straight unbeaten opponent. Gardner eyes serious league-opening test. Cinicola leans on Rich Cotton to anchor the frontline. Norman Nixon nursing a finger injury for Duquesne adds intrigue.
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Kentucky Knocks Off Indiana in 66 51 Route
Kentucky guards Jay Shidler and Larry Johnson scored 40 as No. 4 Kentucky beat No. 13 Indiana 66 51 in Bloomington. Rick Robey and Mike Phillips were limited as Indiana lost at home for the first time since 1973.
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Michigan Maintains Top Spot In AP College Basketball Poll
Michigan leads the AP rankings, holding 40 of 49 first place votes with 933 points after defeating Fordham 78-57. Indiana drops from fourth to 13th following a 59-57 loss to Toledo, losing several first place votes and over 400 points.
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College scores collage of teams across many conferences
A jumble of college basketball results shows Brandeis Texas Tech? Rutgers exceeding others with mixed scores. Notable items include Villanova 89 over American Aeo, Alabama 74 over Michigan 97, Virginia 105 over Livingstone 77, and San Francisco 100 over Weber State 13. Multiple regional results across Midwest South West and tournaments appear with numerous unclear team names and scores.
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Barons Fall to Canadiens as Struggles Mount
Montreal blanked Cleveland 10 0 as the Barons extended their winless stretch to six games. Two players were injured raising sidelined count to six in eight days. Guy Lafleur scored his 22nd as Ken Dryden posted a shutout with 23 saves before 15 821 fans.
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Crackdown on illegal CB operators hits Ohio
U S Attorney General and FCC led a major Ohio sweep targeting overpowered transmitters and linear amplifiers that disrupted TV sets stereos and legal CB rigs. Officials claim about 300 CB units worth over 50 000 were seized though exact figures were not disclosed. The operation signals a broader regional push and follows rising concerns over profanity on channels.
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