One-on-one rhubarb who beat Lucas in tourney match
Knicks uncertainties hover as Earl Monroe and Willis Reed may be limited by injuries while Jerry Lucas participates in a televised one-on-one tournament. The first Rhubarb pits Lucas against Connie Hawkins with Hawkins reported as the winner by ABC officials.
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Hawkins
ABC
Lucas
Leonard Koppett
N.Y. Times
Phoenix
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
Phoenix Suns
Earl Monroe
Baltimore
Lakers
Los Angeles
Willis Reed
Louisiana
Willis
Knicks
New York
Knick
Jerry Lucas
Televvison
Connie Hawkins
American Broadcasting Company
Jo-Jo White
Lucas-Hawkins
NBA Players Association
Windsor aims to derail Mt Anthony in SWL clash
Windsor, revived by three straight wins, faces Mt Anthony as Springfield and MSJ back Windsor’s hopes in a tight SWL race. The Jacks must win to keep pace with frontrunners MSJ and Springfield while Mt Anthony seeks a surprise after a rough defensive season.
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Windsor
Springfield
MSJ
Mt. Anthony
Yellow Jackets
Jacks
Bellows Falls
Rutland
Bennington
Patriots
Anthony
Mike Maguire
Pro Bowl Preview Sparks NFC AFC Dream Teams
UPI reports final Pro Bowl practice for the 1971 season with star QBs Roger Staubach and Len Dawson leading NFC and AFC rosters. Notable receivers include Dick Gordon, Charles Sanders, Ted Kwalick, Otis Taylor, and Paul Warfield. top backs include John Brockington, Larry Brown, Larry Csonka, Floyd Little, and Leroy Kelly. Prize money totals 2,000 to winners and 1,500 to each loser lot. game features sudden death OT if tied. Dawson and Griese quip at Pro Bowl luncheon, with Dawson hinting at retirement and Griese translating.
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Roger Staubach
Greg Landry
Detroit Lions
Dick Gordon
Chicago
Charles Sanders
Detroit
Ted Kwalick
San Francisco
John Brockington
Green Bay
Larry Brown
Washington
Gene Washington
NFC
AFC
Len Dawson
Kansas City
Bob Griese
Miami
Otis Taylor
Paul Warfield
Floyd Little
Denver
Larry Csonka
Leroy Kelly
Cleveland
Rangers withhold puck in remarkable 2 minute freeze versus Kings
In a 5-1 win over the Los Angeles Kings, the New York Rangers froze the puck for 110 seconds in center ice during a 10:47 penalty, drawing cheers from 7,814 at the Forum. Fairbairn scored twice in the second period as Gilles Villemure logged a strong night in goal.
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Los Angeles
Emile Francis
New York Rangers
Bill Chadwick
Rangers
Los Angeles Kings
Vic Hadfield
Billy Fairbairn
Walt Tkaczuk
Rod Seiling
Jim Neilson
Kings
Forum
Gilles Villemure
Nets
Fairbairn
Hadfield
Doug Barrie
Cinderella of the ski world gains traction in touring
UPI reports ski touring, long seen as a cousin to alpine skiing, is growing fast across the East. Rudolf F. Mattesich notes imports of touring skis rising, with 100,000 pairs last winter and 100 workshops planned this year. Major Rogers era trek Lake George on February 26 highlights the sport.
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Maguire
Big Mike
Husky
Windsor
Wiskoski
Ryan
Mook
Scott Tinney
Craig Cherboneau
Patriots
Mt. Anthony
Stash Wiskoski
Bennington
Stash
Troy
UPI
Rudolf F. Mattesich
Ski Touring Council
Lake George
New York
Robert Rogers
Mattesich
New York City
Jay Peak
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Far West
Issel-Gilmore tandem powers Kentucky past Squires 118-115
Kentucky built a late lead as Dan Issel and Artis Gilmore combined for 72 points to beat the Squires 118-115. Virginia’s Julius Erving led with 40 points before Kentucky sealed it with Issel’s two late free throws.
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United Press International
Dan Issel
Artis Gilmore
Issel
Gilmore
Virginia
Kentucky
The
Squires
Julius Erving
Charlie Scott
Erving
Colonels
New York
Carolina
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Memphis
Nets
Rick Barry
John Roche
Jim McDaniels
Floridians
Willie Long
George Thompson
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Vern Pierce
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Purdue
Adams Clothes Shop
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N.Y. Times News Service
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Sugarloaf Mountain
Kingfield
Sugarloaf
Harry Baxter
Parmesan
Vermont Restaurant
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