Anderson grid report reviews weekend football and basketball clashes
Anderson College and the Anderson Packers posted big wins in conference clashes while Madison Heights prepared for Olympic action against Indianapolis Tech. The Anderson Indians fell to Kokomo in NCC play, and Highland, led by coach Pete Reynolds, rallied after fumbling seven times.
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Bucks Stay Perfect With 116 82 Win Over Cavaliers
Milwaukee moved to 4 0 with a 116 82 victory over Cleveland as Kareem Jabbar led with 24 points though he scored only two in the first 11 minutes. Lucius Allen added 18 and Bob Boozer 17 as the Bucks opened a quick lead. Cavaliers tallying only Bobby Smith with 12 and Charlie Davis with 10 in double figures.
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Bobby Smith
Butharlie Davis
Cleveland
Pro Cage Results From Indiana Denver and More
Pro basketball scores reported with Indiana edging Denver 122 117 New York 125 Pittsburgh 12 Utah 130 Carolina 93 Milwaukee 116 Cleveland 2 New York 9 Golden State 6 Boston 134 Baltimore 114 Los Angeles 123 Buffalo 106 Seattle 101 Cincinnati 100.
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Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Curt Flood Case
The Supreme Court will hear Curt Flood's challenge to baseball's antitrust exemption with former Justice Arthur J. Goldberg to argue mid January. The case targets the reserve system that binds players to teams and could reshape professional baseball's legal status amid shifts in drafts and TV revenue.
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Pacers Hold Off Rockets in ABA Road Win
Indiana beat Denver 113 109 as Brown led with 35 points and Netolicky 21 Daniels 19 and Lewis 20 supported. Pacers moved clear late with Brown delivering key buckets closing minutes before hosting Utah next. Simpson led Denver with 22 as Beck 14 and Hammond 12 added late push.
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Central Cross Country Leads In City Meet
Individuals star for Central as they place first in the city meet with Perry close behind. Richard Drake 13th John Evans 16th and Mike Farm 7th follow, among seven Bears participants. The program aims to develop promising runners for future varsity success.
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Knicks Rally Past Warriors 93 84 Led by Bradley and Stallworth
Knicks beat Warriors 93 84 as Bill Bradley led New York with 23 points and Dave Stallworth added three late field goals. DeBusschere scored 21, while Cazzie Russell top-scored for Golden State with 17 as Thurman and Mullins contributed 15 apiece but fouled out.
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Cazzie Russell
Busters Sored
Jim Barnett
Go Gag
Olympia Jeff Mullins
Celtics Rout Bullets 134 114 In High Scoring Win
Celtics led by 26 points from MMarieon White and multiple double figure scorers. Don Chaney sparked a third quarter surge as Boston pulled away, opening a 342 point margin and maintaining control into the fourth quarter.
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Squires Sign Bernie Williams to Multi Year ABA Contract
The Virginia Squires of the ABA announced the signing of free agent Bernie Williams to a multi year deal. Williams 6 foot 3 175 pounds is a former 1969 NBA second round pick of the San Diego Rockets, and played at La Salle College. He joins Virginia’s bid to strengthen backcourt defense and defend the ABA Eastern Division title.
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Houston) Rockets
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Stars Romp Past Cougars in ABA Victory
The Utah Stars defeated the Carolina Cougars 150-93 in Utah. The win marked the Stars third straight ABA victory this season, setting scoring and record gains in the romp.
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Central Clinches City Football Championship
Grid scores list Freshman Central 14 South Side 6 to seal the city title. North Side 28 Highland 12 and Central 12 South Side 6 share the remaining results with North Side 16 Highland 6. Contact help line 649 5211 for troubled readers.
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Orioles collapse cited as Williams wins AL manager award
The piece mocks Baltimore manager Earl Weaver after the Orioles squandered a 2 0 World Series lead to the Pirates. It praises Oakland’s Dick Williams as AL Manager of the Year and bitterly notes Weaver’s flaws while lauding Willie Stargell and Vida Blue among season highlights.
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