Lakers set pace with historic regular season finish
The Lakers wrapped up what may be the finest regular season in NBA history by rout of the Seattle SuperSonics, posting 69 wins to set a league record and an .841 winning percentage. They highlighted a 33 game win streak, 88 home wins, 31 road wins, and other big marks as Gail Goodrich led the 124-93 victory before facing Chicago in the Western semifinals.
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Ramsey resigns after 76er loss
PHILADELPHIA UPI Jack Ramsay the only pro basketball coach with a PhD abruptly ended a graduate course in frustration Sunday and resigned as coach of the Philadelphia 76ers. Ramsay, 46, announced after watching his 76ers lose 116 115 to the Golden State Warriors for a club record 52 defeats. He cited an unsuitable situation and said he would consider another coaching job but has no offers.
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Player Wins New Orleans Open in Narrow Victory
Gary Player captured the Greater New Orleans Open by one stroke, finishing nine under par at 279 and earning about $25,000. He edged Jack Nicklaus and Dave Eichelberger, as Nicklaus set a running total of $303,205 for the year with second place.
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Superdome plans spark New Orleans dream stadium
Horace L. Hayden leads a $74 million Superdome project to build an 80,000-seat domed arena in New Orleans across from City Hall. The plan includes a two million square-foot complex, luxury sightlines, instant-replay screens, and a bid to draw major leagues, boost tourism, and create thousands of jobs. The Saints are the only confirmed tenant.
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Maryland Wins NIT and Eyes NCAA Title Run
Maryland captured the 35th NIT title by crushing Niagara 1069 to claim the championship. Sophomores Tom McMillen and Len Elmore led the Terrapins, who return five starters and a 6 10 recruit, with coach Lefty Driesell predicting a potential NCAA crown contending season. Niagara’s Marshall Wingate led all players with 30 points and earned All Tournament honors alongside Al Williams and McMillen. Jacksonville finished third by defeating St Johns 83 to 80.
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Pownal Results Survey March 1973 Pace Show
Pownal results feature a dense list of runners and times from the March 1073 event, with Pacey, Greg Segtl, Vernon Lobell, and others placing across multiple pace divisions. Attendance reaches about five hundred, reflecting a busy track meet with numerous participants and performances.
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Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude to Hospital Staff
A note of thanks gratefully acknowledges Dr. Davis and the nurses at Putnam Memorial Hospital, along with friends, for their kindness during a stay. Signed by Margaret Becker of Hoosick, W.Y.
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