Maryland Defeats DePauw in Lopsided Las Vegas Tilt
Maryland, ranked fifth, crushed DePauw 113-49 as the Tigers trailed 62-22 at halftime. Freshman Chris Patton led Maryland with 23 points, and Tom Roy added a career high 19 with 15 rebounds. The game was scheduled years earlier to renew old friendships.
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Ken Smith
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Ronnie Daniel
Oluf Holder
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Billy Williams
Stetson University
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Tony Lawrence
Colorado
Air Force
WEFL Out Looking For New Owners
New York AP reports the World Football League seeks new investors to fund teams including Birmingham as it aims to stage a 1975 season. League president Chris Hemmeter outlines a reorganization plan to avert tax liens and player salary failures after a $20 million loss in 1974.
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Tommy McCollister
Alamo
Chris Hemmeter
Hemmeter
NFL Weekend Pride Showcases Round of Weekend Games
The NFL wraps the eo season with pride as playoff berths are set. Saturday features Minnesota at Kansas City, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, and Dallas at Oakland. Sunday brings Giants at St Louis, Chicago at Washington, Buffalo at Los Angeles, Cleveland at Houston, New England at Miami, Detroit at Philadelphia, San Diego at Denver, New York Jets at Baltimore, New Orleans at San Francisco, and Green Bay at Atlanta. Buffalo at Los Angeles is the lone game with two remaining Super Bowl contenders.
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Washington
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Houston
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San Francisco
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Atlanta
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Missouri City
Terry Bradshaw
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Bengals
Wayne Clark
Ken Anderson
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Wardensville routs WVSD 90 41 in home win
Wardensville shot 54 percent and outrebounded WVSD 40 to 16 to claim a 90 41 victory. John Hahn led with 23 points and 11 rebounds while Charles Teets added 12 and seven boards. WVSD struggled with 33 turnovers and 33 percent shooting.
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Hahn
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D. Miller
Crawford Funkhouser
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