Lakers burst Bullets' bubble 125-115 in NBA action
Los Angeles, led by Jerry West and Gail Goodrich with 28 points each, beat Baltimore 125-115 as the Lakers extended their winning streak to 18. Wes Unseld led Baltimore with 24 points while Wilt Chamberlain dominated the boards. Other NBA results include Chicago over Milwaukee and New York beating Cleveland.
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Bruins fire Johnson appoint Guidolin as coach
Boston Bruins owner makes mid season coaching change naming Amand Hep Guidolin from the Braves to replace Tom Johnson. Guidolin takes over immediately with Johnson moving to an administrative role amid a poor stretch that began after January 4.
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Hull nets hat trick as Jets top Oilers in WHA clash
Bobby Hull scored three goals, including an unassisted final period tally, lifting Winnipeg to a 5-2 victory over the Alberta Oilers. Hull’s earlier goals created the Jets' edge, moving them five points ahead in the West. Other WHA results saw Cleveland, Los Angeles, New York, and Ottawa in tight playoff chases with late winners and margem shifts.
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Unser and Kelly win golf classic in San Juan
Unser and Leroy Kelly captured the $10,000 first prize at the American Airlines Golf Classic at El Conquistador, finishing five strokes ahead. Deacon Jones sparked attention with a wild finish, while Marichal Gossett tied for second and pledged most prize money to the Roberto Clemente Memorial Fund for earthquake victims. Wynn and Pastorini earned $1,000 each for third.
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Schlee wins first tourney at Hawaiian Open in Honolulu
Tom Watson faltered with a 75 as John Schlee shot 68 to win the $200,000 Hawaiian Open by two strokes. Orville Moody finished second with 69, earning $22,800, while Watson, Moody and others chased Schlee, who celebrated his first tour victory since 1965.
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Daytona endurance race tough but easy for Gregg
Peter Gregg, a Jacksonville, Florida car dealer, finished the Daytona endurance race after 24 hours with his windshield shattered and a sea gull stuck in his oil cooler, likening the grueling event to a leisurely Sunday drive.
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Wasps Dominate Burr and Burton In MYL Showdown
Woodstock Wasps led Burr and Burton Bulldogs 41-12 at halftime and never trailed, paced by Edgerson and Mosher. Tom Pelton topped BBS with 11 points as Burr and Burton face Otter Valley Tuesday in a must win.
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Eagles rally past Proctor comeback for 66 61 win
Arlington Eagles rally from behind to beat Proctor 66 61 in a packed gym as Daryl Brown and Chris Keough lead with clutch scoring. Jeff Corey and Jim Corey each reach double figures, while Holton and Shortsleeve provide inside work and rebounding.
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Pacers Rally Beats Stars for Charity Win
Pacers coach Bob Leonard pledged $100 per point to the Cancer Fund, and Indiana delivered 86 59 over Utah for a 27 point win that tightens the Western Division race. Donnie Freeman led with 23 points as Utah’s Willie Wise and Ken Boone had 28 each.
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Bennington Generals Plan Meeting and Booster Ticket Sale
The Bennington Generals schedule a meeting at the B&B Restaurant tomorrow night for prospective ball players and booster progress review. Booster Club tickets cost 10 dollars, granting entry to all home games and club privileges while the Elks Club hosts a Feb two seventeenth benefit including buffet dinner and live music with Mo Rancourt and the Interludes priced at 2.25 dollars.
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Gregg wins Daytona as untested Porsche sets pace
Gregg, a 31 year old Harvard graduate, wins Daytona in a new Porsche 911 Carrera after rivals including Matra, Mirages, and Penske cars falter. He averages 106.274 mph on a 2,553 mile trek around the 3.81 mile track amid a 52-car field. Ferrari GTB4 and Corvette finish close behind. A cracked windshield and a stalled grill caused a long pit stop but did not derail the triumph.
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Innsbruck to stage 1976 Winter Games in Austria
IOC president Killanin warned against excessive professionalism and commercialization as Innsbruck was chosen over Lake Placid Chamonix and Tampere to host the 1976 Winter Olympics. Innsbruck mayor set dates February 4 to 13 with a projected cost of 22.6 million dollars.
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