Louisville Tops Western Kentucky in Holiday Classic Opener
Louisville fed by 24 points from Murphy and 15 from Bridgeman, rolling past Western Kentucky 107-81. Florida State beat Purdue 69-66 to reach the final. other tournament results include Providence over Holy Cross 76-75, Arizona State over Boston College 81-73, Oregon over Creighton 75-64, Fordham over Manhattan 82-70, Rutgers over Seton Hall 89-81, Memphis State over Temple 71-68, Kansas over Oklahoma State 88-68, and Furman routing George Washington 102-76.
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Kunnert helps Rockets trounce Hawks after Abdul-Aziz quits
Kevin Kunnert stepped up for Houston with 18 points 11 rebounds and three blocks as the Rockets beat Atlanta 114-86. Calvin Murphy led Houston with 21 points while Rudy Tomjanovich and Dave Wohl added 19 each. Atlanta’s Steve Hawes had 16 and Tom Van Arsdale 15. The Rockets shut out Atlanta for 7:47 of the fourth quarter. Other NBA scores included Chicago over Philadelphia 92-91 Detroit over New York 84-83 Los Angeles over Cleveland 99-89 and Golden State over Portland 112-101.
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Longtime Sidney Knight Ernest Travis Honored for 50 Years
Ernest Travis of Sidney received a 50 year certificate and pin from fellow Sidney Knights of Jas Lodge marking half a century of membership. George McCulley of Hudson, business manager for the American Soybean Association, was honored for 30 years of continuous service with the organization.
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Reserve bowls to be played Saturday
The college football season ends with three bowls this Saturday, the Peach Bowl pitting Vanderbilt against Texas Tech, the Sun Bowl featuring Mississippi State versus North Carolina, and the Fiesta Bowl matching Brigham Young against Oklahoma State. Also showcased are the East-West Shrine Game with California’s Steve Bartkowski in Stanford, and the Gator Bowl Auburn meets Texas, Sugar Bowl Nebraska versus Florida, and the Rose and Orange Bowls the next day.
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Washington YMCA stars fall to Muscatine 71 62 in opener
Washington YMCA high school age all-star cagers lost their season debut at Muscatine 71 to 62. Kevin Smith and Doug Farrier each scored 16 for Washington, while Vandygriff and Gow posted 16 and Lutz 14 for Muscatine. The Yeagers play in a Clinton YMCA tournament today and Saturday. coaches are Mike Levy and Jim Reisener.
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Few recession signs in Iowa's pawnshops
Iowa pawnshops show mixed signals to Ford's recession claim. Des Moines reports better merchandise and rising pawn redemptions, while Council Bluffs Davenport and Ottumwa see steady or improved business due to international demand and steady customers. Unemployment figures vary, with Iowa often lower than national rates.
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