Walton Leads UCLA To 60th Win In Record Bid
UCLA star Bill Walton dominated Loyola of Chicago with 32 points and 27 rebounds as UCLA tied the college basketball record with its 60th straight win, aiming to break it Saturday against Notre Dame on the same arena.
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Perreault leads Sabres past World Stars for playoff push
Gil Perreault scored twice, including the deciding goal, as the Sabres beat the World Stars 3 2 to remain four points ahead of Detroit in the race for the Eastern Division final playoff spot. Buffalo’s win followed Boston’s upset of Detroit and Philadelphia’s 6 3 win over Pittsburgh.
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Barry Heals Quickly Nets 30 Points Versus KC Kings
Barry, nursing a sprained ankle, returned to score 30 as the Warriors routed the Kings 126 112. He hit 13 of 25 shots in 28 minutes while Nate Thurmond added 24 and Archibald 39 for the Kings. Houston beat Milwaukee 129 125 as Tomjanovich 29 and Newlin 24 sparked the Rockets.
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French crew wins Monte Carlo rally in dramatic finish
Alpine Renault scores first all French victory in 12 years as Juan-Claude Andriet and Michele Petit lead a French sweep. Andriet beat Sweden's Gye Andersson by 26 seconds with tight gaps behind, while Petit becomes only the second woman to win the event outright.
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Foreman Upsets Frazier in Kingston Shutout Knockout
The Jamaica upset stunned boxing fans as George Foreman knocked out Joe Frazier in four minutes and 35 seconds, delivering six knockdowns in 3 rounds. Foreman dominated, while Pearl Bailey provided between round commentary and Frazier struggled to answer. Foreman’s victory shifts talk away from a possible Ali rematch and signals a new era for the heavyweight division.
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Baseball Writers Dinner Reveals Players Beyond Clark Kent
Boston hosts the Baseball Writers Association 34th annual dinner with Warren Spahn, Satchel Paige, Earl Weaver and others sharing human, humorous moments. Umpire Ron Luciano, Spahn’s Cooperstown Hall of Fame nod, and remarks from Doby highlight a night of sports icons in candid, lighter form.
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Booster tickets offered for Bennington Generals 1973 season
The Bennington Generals booster club sells $10 memberships granting access to all 16 home games of the 1973 season. Members receive a plaque naming all supporters and a booster program at each game. The team opens Memorial Day weekend with a 2 PM Saturday game, then a Sunday doubleheader and a holiday game. The club has bought 21 complete Pirates style red and white uniforms with blue trim. A detailed budget will be released for member transparency. Banner and WETN will broadcast weekly Generals news.
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Baseball men predict 1973 season at Boston dinner
At the Baseball Writers' Association 34th annual dinner, Eddie Kasko predicts the Red Sox will win the American League East. Gene Tenace backs the West flag claim for Oakland and Boston. Roland Hemond foresees the Sox in the playoffs, likely against the White Sox.
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Aeros, Blazerskeep up torrid WHA play Thursday night
Houston gained a four point gap on Winnipeg after Gordon Itabassiere scored the 0-foot goal sparking a three goal second period outburst for the Aeros in a 8-2 victory. Philadelphia beat Cleveland 7-4 as Lawson and Burgess scored twice. Ottawa and Quebec lingered behind. New England moved to first in the East with a 4-2 win over Ottawa. Dar Ladbon fueled Chicago past New York 2-0 with a three goal hat trick and two assists in a 5-2 Chicago outburst.
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