Perspective on Lakers streak mirrors 1967 76ers season
The Lakers 39-4 pace matches the 1966-67 76ers at this point as Wilt Chamberlain anchors a tougher league with a stronger supporting cast. The 76ers finished 68-13 and won the title, coached by Alex Hannum, with a guard corps led by Hal Greer and Billy Cunningham, while the current Bucks and Lakers resemble that era in style.
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NHL rides herd on official scorers
By Gerald Eskenazi, the article notes Jean Ratelle's 5-point game gave him 71 points and the midseason scoring lead, and explains the league's stance on scorer decisions. It details that no overrule is made for judged calls, clarifies scorer accountability, and cites Campbell and O Neill on home versus road assist discrepancies.
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Providence Friars keep top in New England college hoops
Providence College's Providence Friars hold the No 1 position in the UPI New England Major College basketball rankings. Holy Cross jumps to second as UMass rises to third while Assumption leads the College Division with 12 of 15 first place votes. St Michael's slides to seventh amid a 5 3 mark.
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Slim pickings for major league draft
New York based UPI reports slim pickings as MLB teams begin their annual winter draft. Cleveland Indians hold the first regular pick and are expected to select Eric Raich, a 6 foot 4 pitcher from USC who left school for hardship. The draft spans two phases with Minnesota drawing first in the secondary phase and Yale prospect Manley and UCLA’s Diggle among regular phase hopefuls.
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Hull’s unanimous selection leads West to 25th NHL All Star
Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks headlines the West as the sole unanimous pick among 12 for the NHL’s 25th annual All-Star Game on January 25 in Bloomington Minnesota. Seven Black Hawks and four Minnesota players join him, with Gary Unger of the Blues the lone non Chicago/Minnesota selection.
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Nets Acquire All-Stars In Win Over Utah Stars
The New York Nets defeated Utah 110 to 104 as Rick Barry scored 33 and Bill Melchionni 24. Barry, second in ABA scoring with 31.4, sparked a rally after Utah led 96-90 with 6:50 remaining.
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Stars and Beaty shine as All Stars mix with NBA West action
The East All Stars edged the West in a fast paced game as Barry scored 14 in the final period after Tom Washington gave New York a late lead. Zelmo Beaty led Utah with 23 points while Indiana’s Bob Netolicky poured in 25 of the team’s final 38 points to beat Denver. Memphis rookie Randy Denton scored 26 points to fuel a 88-86 win over Dallas as Donnie Freeman led the Mavericks with 19.
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Gilmore dominates ABA All Star voting in East lineup
Artis Gilmore of the Kentucky Colonels led Eastern starters with 64 of 66 first place votes, joined by Dan Issel at forward and Rick Barry of the New York Nets. Bill Melchionni and Charlie Scott also earned guard spots as the East selections formed for the January 29 game in Louisville, with Joel Brisker and Mack Calvin among listed forwards and guards Mullaney to coach.
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Blues Sparking Win Over Canadiens in Bowman Return
Scotty Bowman coach of the Montreal Canadiens received a warm St Louis welcome as the Blues beat Montreal 7-3. Mike Murphy led with two goals and an assist while Denis DeJordy exited after three goals on eight shots. The Blues moved into a third place tie in the West. The Detroit Red Wings extended their home streak to seven with a 5-0 win over the Flyers as Al Karlander and others scored. Bill Goldsworthy helped Minnesota tie Vancouver 2-2 with a late deflection.
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Bennington JVs Run Away In 73-50 Victory Over Mt Anthony
Mt Anthony junior varsity built a 22-11 first quarter lead and expanded it through the game to beat Bennington 73-50. Bill Martin led with 24 points, Jim Maguire added 14 and 14 rebounds as Bennington struggled from the line, shooting 70 percent but totaling only eight free throws. Local wrestling brief notes Hoosick Falls crushed Ravena 61-3 with seven pins, and Hartford beat Bellows Falls 69-52 in SWL action. Freshmen Patriots stay undefeated at 4-0 with a 62-38 win over Hoosick Falls.
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Bulldogs Rally To Beat Wallingford 75 53 In Opener
Burr and Burton led by Gary Baker's 17 points and an early 11 from Baker in the first quarter built a 26 6 advantage and held off Wallingford for a 75 53 victory. Tony Mone added 18, with Grub Bourn and Carmody contributing on both ends as coach George Allard praised the seniors for turning around a 1 7 start and noted next game vs Woodstock.
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