Gobblers stretch winning streak to four with Ohio victory
Virginia Tech improved to 13-3 after a 78-62 win over Ohio University as Dale Solomon posted 21 points and 11 rebounds. Old Dominion eyes an eighth straight win at home vs James Madison while Keydets chase more ACC wins.
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Oregon State Edges Stanford In Slowdown Near Upset
Oregon State, ranked No. 2, endured a 18-16 pace against Stanford in Maples Pavilion, the lowest Stanford scoring since 1945. Dwayne Allen's ten minute left layup provided the margin as both teams stalled late. LSU beat Kentucky 65-60 as DeWayne Scales led with 21 points. DePaul, St Johns, and others won behind strong performances.
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Mother of four joins Shenandoah aging forward Johnson on Hornets
Elaine Johnson, 44 and mother of four, enrolled for Shenandoah College and became backup center and forward. She played in five games this season, delivering 17 points and substantial bench experience, while managing family duties and a broad sports background.
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Aaron Lashes Out at Kuhn Over 1970s Moment Award
Hank Aaron blasts Commissioner Bowie Kuhn for not attending the 1974 all time home run moment ceremony and criticizes ballot inadequacies and black players' retirement from baseball. He notes his own 1974 record and argues the moment of the decade belongs to him despite Kuhn's presence at earlier events.
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