Pacers win ABA title as Lewis stars in finale
Indiana clinched the ABA crown after a strong playoff run led by Freddie Lewis who averaged 21.3 points in the series. The Pacers face roster changes with tinkering for next season as guards loom and potential trades emerge.
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AC Grid Cage Schedules For 72-73
Indiana athletics director Bob Macholtz released football and basketball schedules for the 1972-73 season. Football opens Sept 16 at Lakeland and runs through Nov 11 with nine games including Rose-Hullman, Ohio Northern and Taylor University. Basketball begins Nov 21 vs Indiana Purdue Fort Wayne at Lewis Gym, with a holiday tourney Dec 28-29 at Wisconsin Stevens Point and a full slate through Feb 24 including Findlay and Tri-State.
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Arabs Down Lapel Golfers in Varsity Match
Pendleton Heights defeated Lapel 402 to 447 on the Idlewold course. Arab scorers Norris 82 Michaels 81 Losey 76 Hosier 81 Oster 82 led the win. Lapel counters included Howell 78 Shape 86 Passwater 92 Buckner 92 Maxwell 89. Pendleton Heights next faces Frankton Thursday at Alexandria’s Yule course.
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Lanier replaces Jabbar on NBA All Star squad
Bob Lanier of the Pistons was added to the NBA All Star team replacing Kareem Abdul Jabbar for the game against the ABA. Archibald also joins the NBA roster, while Elgin Baylor coaches the NBA squad at Nassau Coliseum Uniondale New York with stars including West Frazier Havlicek DeBusschere and Love. The ABA lineup features Barry Issel Erving Wise Brown Daniels and Freeman among others. The game is broadcast nationally starting at 7:30 p.m. EDT and marks the second straight year Jabbar skipped the event.
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American League and National League scores from Monday
National League Montreal defeated Prnnaderica 6 to 5 and San Francisco beat Los Angeles 9 to 6. American League Chicago fell to Texts 7 to 6 while Oakland beat California 6 to 3. Other results include Tulsa over Oklahoma City 6 to 4 and Denver 4 to 3 over Wichita.
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Baseball scores and schedule from yesterday's games
Results list includes Cincinnati 1 Houston 7 and Boston 6 Baltimore 5 in 10 innings. Other early shows Cleveland New York 0 Milwaukee 3 Detroit 0 Minnesota at rain in Rottens City. Night games include Oakland at California, Kansas City at Minnesota, Texas at Chicago, Detroit at Milwaukee, New York at Cleveland, Boston at Baltimore, and more across major league teams.
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Americans Reach French Open Final Stage Amid Upsets
Brian Gottfried of Fort Lauderdale joined six other Americans advancing to the final stage with a 6-2 6-4 6-4 win over Jean-Paul Meyer. Patricio Cornejo and Edison Mandarino also advanced, joining 48 exempted players. In women's play Trudy Teeguarden and Nancy Richey Gunter earned third-round byes as American contenders press toward qualification.
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WHA Pools Resources for Hull Contract
Houston Aeros president Jim Smith announced the WHA would pool league resources to secure a $2 million contract for Bobby Hull from the Chicago Black Hawks.
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