Keller tied Pacer mark in 128 108 win over Denver
Billy Keller scored a career high and tied a Pacers single game mark with 36 points as Indiana defeated Denver 128 108. Dan Daniels led Denver with 23 points while Ralph Simpson and Jabali added double figures. Keller hit six three pointers and dominated the game from the guard spot, fueling a fast start and holding the lead through the second half.
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Final Decision Date Set For Olympic Site
Portland Anderson High School dominated the top positions Tuesday to win its sixth straight gymnastics meet defeating Portland. Anderson racked up 11 first places and five seconds and five thirds to remain undefeated. The team hosts Ben Davis next Tuesday.
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Shively
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Landess
Shenandoah Defeats Delta In Fast Paced Match
Shenandoah opened strong and held off Delta as the Raiders posted a 94 35 win. Robin Riggs led Shenandoah with 26 points while Burt and Hardy paced Delta with 35 and 20 respectively in a game rescheduled due to an event in Washington.
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Delta
Eagles
Raiders
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Hardy
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Dong Tange
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Riggs
Raiers
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Shenandoah! Hand
Washington
D.C
Frankton
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Andtia
Anderson High School Matmen rally to four wins in tough outing
Anderson High School wrestling edged Ben Davis 32 5 last night in the Wigwam rallying after a slow start. Carl Prince and Ron Garringer won by fall while Barry Wilson 167 and Paul Schowest 165 added decisive falls as the Tribesmen overcame heavier AIS entrants. Reserve team also won 31 27 and eyes NCAC meet at Lafayette Saturday.
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Carl Prince
Forreit
Ron Garringer
AIS
Barry Wilson
AHL
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Lafayette
Andercon
Ben Davie
Carl Prine
Tore
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Marie Edwards
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Rick Drbik
Doe Mullen
Ti—Taha Newt
Gary Butrum
Scott Brandt
Greg Dunn
Mark Johnson
Chris Huckleberry
Ben Wise
Rose Feldman
May Frertt
Aydee
Joeers
Barry Wilton
Carl Gilbert
Bal Canningham
Brad Wellarms
Paul Sewrye
Brad Wiliams
Mike Towers
Ajdeo
Carl Walter
Minnesota Gophers rally past Warriors in Big Ten clash
Minnesota over Southport Madison Heights gymnasts claim five first place wins led by Davin on floor and Saubert on side horse. The Gophers edged a close game 101-86 as Turner and Nix hit late baskets and Olson and McGuire contributed key plays.
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Ee Moute
Sve Davin
Bucs
Larry Saubert
Craig Walker
Bob MaMllister
Scott Allen
Simmerpolis
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Ron Bebagen
Ron Bebagen Gave Them A]an¢ Maran
Saubert
Gophers
Clyde Turter
Warriors
Blackford
Alle McGuire
Gi Olson
Kolball
Gopters
Ta ‘Turner
Nix
Jing
Warrions
Nets Thurmond Added To NBA West Team
The piece notes Neto Thurmond being named to the NBA West roster alongside stars like Wilt Chamberlain and Jerry West. It lists other players such as Rick Barry and Bob Lanier, mentions coaches Bill Sharman and Tom DeBusschere, and describes the East roster selections and game context with teams like Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Milwaukee.
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Tower
Fatlee
Spencer Larry McNeill
Marquette
Nae Thurmond
Haywood
Seattle
Rick Teading
Pleyer
Melnarry
Golden State
Maurice Laieas
GeMen Stoke Warriors
Oreem AbdubJabbar
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Sidney Wicks
Sportland
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Bill Sharmanttoc Angeles
Charlie Scott
al McGuire
Ce Angeles
Helio
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Walker
Chicago
Dave Bingloan
Bob Lanier
Detroit
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Los Angeles
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Bob Dantridge
Milwaukee
Havlicek
Boston
Dave Nix
Tom DeBusschere
Con Benagen
Joe Et Heinsohn
Dave Cowens
Billeoards Walt Frazier
Gophers
Moneta Bradley
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Hayes
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Jo Jn Whitel
Behagen
Nix Ant Dim Brew
Sohn Block
Phil
Lenny Wilkens
Cleveland
Ler
Gelphia
Jack Marin
Houston
Tou Hudson
Atlanta
West Gophers
Minnesota
Bob Keuliman
Buffalo
Bugner Retains European Title at Royal Albert Hall
British boxer Bugner defeats Lubbers by unanimous decision in a 15 round European heavyweight title bout at London’s Royal Albert Hall. Bugner weighed 216 pounds to Lubbers 195 lay in a sellout crowd of 6000 booing the scores 75 68 and 74 68 as Lubbers showed resilience but could not finish.
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Associated Press
Sparta
Muhammad Ali
Malained i
Eynes Tabbers
Bugner
Ladbers
Lubbers
Rauninpyes
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Royal Albert Hall
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White Sox sign five players for 1973 season
The Chicago White Sox sign five players for 1973 including pitcher Bart Johnson who spent most of the last two seasons in the minors. Also added were pitcher Cy Vin, infielder Rudy Her fer, outfielder John Jeter, and others in early rounds.
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Chicago White Sox
Bart “Johnson
Unitas Renews Stance Not to Play for Colts or Any Unsuitable Team
Baltimore legend Johnny Unitas stated again he will not play for the Colts next season and will not join a team he deems not good. He spoke at a Klekoil luncheon during the American Airline Golf Classic in San Juan Pennsylvania, insisting he won’t return to Baltimore or play elsewhere unless the fit is right and he is wanted.
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Baltimore
Colts
Coltender
Cols
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de Eld
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Lems
Arty Pinto
Don McCafferty
Joe Thomas
Ne Ij
Thance
Utne
Sigs
Associated Pregs
Tallahassee
Fla
John Sandusky
Los Angeles Rams
National Football
Tater
Agten Redskins
Joe
Marty
Thomas
Sandusky
Dolphins Day iSet In Florida
The Cabinet with Governor Reubin Askew proclaimed Dolphins Day in Florida after the Miami Dolphins defeated the Washington Redskins 47 for the world title, following their Sunday victory in the American Football Conference.
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Keauttier
I Reubin
Tone
Hetler
Miami Dalphins
Washington Redskins
Stars Plan New Offer For Coach Gordon
The Minnesota North Stars plan to offer coach Jack Gordon a new NHL contract soon, with his three year deal ending after this season. GM Wren Blair said he is 190 percent sure of making an offer and will not wait for the West Division race to finish. The Stars beat Uniondale Tuesday and may move Parise and Gibbs to the West Division All Star team next week.
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Bien
Minnesota North Stan
Iack Gordon
Gordon
Waller Bush
North Star
Sai
Wren Blair
Jack
Blair
Novi Stars
Uniondale
J.P. Parise
Barry Gibbs
Haven May Named for Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame Honor
The Herald sports editor W. Red Haven is under consideration for the writers corner of the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame. Selections of veteran writers will be made early next week. Haven died in 1989 and his career spanned over three decades as a noted basketball observer.
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High school and college cage Scores in mixed results
Readable scores show Jasnez 87 over Bloomdelé 38 and DeKuls Eastside 46 over Tomastead 70. College results include Minnesota 64 over Marquetet 53 and Georgetown 89 over Northwoold Grace 10 with several other mismatched figures and names across teams and venues.
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Della Us
Allen County Tourney
Leo
DeKuls Eastside
Tomastead
Heritage
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Marquetet
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Ballarmine
Ay Georgetown
Northwoold & Grace
Concordia
Toriana Teed
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Temple
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Wheeling
Virginia
Lehigh
Ohio U
Mich
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Dakota
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