NBA expands with four new franchises and ABA merger talks
The NBA granted franchises to Portland Oregon Houston Texas Cleveland Ohio and Buffalo New York in a 11 to 3 vote chaired by Commissioner Walter Kennedy. He also appointed a committee to reopen merger discussions with the ABA while denying a joint draft.
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Yale Swimmers Target Sharp Edge For Big Meet
Yale travels to Stanford this Saturday for a dual meet as Ivy Leaguers aim to keep their razor edge. The NCAA in New Haven last year saw Yale win, with Stanford third in the finals, as Yale faces the challenge of maintaining focus for the national meet amid tapering and training plans led by coach Jim Gaughran.
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Monsegue wins sprint at Athens Invitational in 6.1
Ron Monsegue of the Southern California Striders blazes to a 6.1 second in the 60 yard dash at the Athens Invitational, equaling his lifetime best and edging Warren Edmonson of Merritt College and Kirk Clayton. Tom Dooley shocks in the mile walk, defeating Ron Laird. Neil Steinhauer wins shot, Herm Franklin takes 60 yard hurdles, Dick Ralls clears 16 feet in pole vault, and Henry Hines soars 25-7 in long jump.
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Ziegler opens lead with 68 in Bob Hope Classic
Terry Ziegler shot four under 68 at El Dorado in round three to take a three stroke lead at 16 under 200. Bruce Devlin matched 68 to stay three back, with Larry Hurst or Hinsby etc following and Arnold Palmer tied for 209. Weather warm, desert courses set the pace as remaining rounds decide the title.
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Suns Top Warriors 122 117 In Free Throw Frenzy
Phoenix powered past San Francisco 122 to 117 as the Suns made 42 of 55 free throws in the game. The Warriors shot 60 percent from the floor and held a slight edge in field goals before the late foul totals tilted the result.
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Seals beat Blues in St Louis 2 1 for first win there
Oakland Seals earned their first victory in St Louis by defeating the Blues 2 to 1. Norm Ferguson scored two first period goals, with Gary Smith backing the win as Glenn Hall left after the first period and Ernie Wakely finished. Blues stars and injuries, plus late Phoenix hustle, shaped the night.
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Weekend Sports Scoreboard Highlights
A compact guide lists events across skiing football wrestling golf and basketball with times such as 4 30 p m 5 p m 8 p m and 10 p m on Saturday and 9 a m to 3 30 p m on Sunday. Notable items include Loyola vs USF college basketball and Warriors vs Phoenix pro basketball with multiple ski events and golf finals like the Bob Hope Desert Classic.
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Nightly Sports Radio Log For Hockey And Basketball
At 5 p.m. a radio log notes Seals versus Toronto hockey with KGOA10 coverage and a seven o clock start. Pro basketball follows with Warriors at Philadelphia on KNBR-025. A pro basketball game Calle against Oregon is listed on XGO 10 and college basketball features Stanford versus Oregon State on RSF 0.5601.
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