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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1973
Page
9
In New York AP report, Philadelphia’s pick begins the NBA draft amid NCAA ABA court battles. Collins becomes first overall amid Philadelphia seeking remedy against Seattle, Brisker case, and ongoing league decisions.
CHICAGO AP Doug Collins of Illinois State University was the first pick in the NBA draft by Philadelphia, preferring Chicago but set to help the 76ers. He weighed trade talks with the Bulls and noted his aim to play and contribute quickly. Collins, a prolific scorer from Benton, Illinois, drew national attention for clutch Olympic moments and finished the season among the top scorers.
Detroit report notes Ted Garvin, hired Tuesday as coach of the Detroit Red Wings, known for fiery temper and clashes with referees in the International Hockey League. The piece compares potential controversy to Billy Martin’s volatile managing style with the Detroit Tigers.
At Edgewood Tuesday Anderson Carmel seniors led by Steve Douglass medalist 71 won 30 09 over Marion as Jim Cue Scott Steger rallied for 75 and 76. Marion’s Doug Carey 87 Scott Davidson 74 Welton 77 and Ash Wiley 00 paced action. Shenandoah beat Cowan 196 243 with Lockhart 6 Terry Davis 30 Brad Alspaugh 40 Redington 42. Garvin named Wings coach after Wilson dismissal. past friction cited and Madden era shakeup teased.
Kokomo coach Garvin praised system work after Haworth edged Anderson 1-0. Garvin claimed his team will run with a hard skating forechecking style and emphasized faith in his plans despite recent Wings turmoil.
The Pirates defeated Carmel golfers as Joel Tsay led with a goal at Grand View. Dennis Bush fired a 74, Butch Minnick 76, Mark Porter 77, and Mike Lewis 78 contributed. Carmel’s Revest 76 Sears 79 Massey 85 Morris 87 helped steady the line. Kent Peters added 78 as the Pirates reserves prevailed. The Pirates then travel to Elwood.
The Kentucky Colonels clinched the ABA East title with a 107-96 win over their championship rival. Forward Dance led the scoring as the Colonels never trailed, seizing control early and maintaining the lead throughout the game.
Los Angeles leads Golden State 3-2 in their best of seven set after guard Jim McMillan suffered a knee injury and did not start the crucial fifth game at the Forum. Cazzie Russell sparked the visitors with 33 points, while Mel Counts and Pat Riley provided depth for the Lakers as they near a series clincher with Nate Thurmond and Wilt Chamberlain anchoring the frontline.
Jay Dixon won the As Jerson City Men's Golf Club weekly tourney with a 137 at Grandview. Tommg Williams was second with 138, followed by Oscar Meloon 139, Ken Light 145, Gerald Bodkin and Calvin Ci HL 17 each. Handicap division winner was Robert Ritchie, with Frank Chocloso, Zebedee Christian, Rod Swinehart, Andy Kolins, Don Jones, Terry Norton, Vic Douglass, and Gary Mosier close behind. Club officers named include President Iam Vetter, Vice-President, and Andy Kolins as secretary-treasurer.
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