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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1973

Page

5

Walton leads UCLA to seventh straight NCAA title

UCLA defeated Memphis State 66 to 44 as Bill Walton scored a championship game record 44 points and grabbed 13 rebounds. Memphis State stayed within reach until the final seven minutes while Larry Finch and Larry Kenan led the Tigers. Walton’s status for next season sparks speculation about a pro move, though coach John Wooden expects his return.

ST. Louis UPI Bill Walton UCLA Lkely Walton Bruins Tigers Memphis Statelayers Wallon Memphis State Gene Bartow Greg Lee Lee Bartow Alin Larry Finch Larry Kenan Indiana Philadelphia 79Ers National Basketball Association John Wooden Bill

Memphis State players named to NCAA All-Tournament team

Memphis State placed two players on the All-Tournament team with center Larry Kenon and guard Larry Finch joining Bill Walton of UCLA Steve Downing of Indiana and Ernie DiGregorio of Providence. Walton led scorers with 58 points across the two games, after scoring 44 in the title game.

ST. Louis UPI Memphis State Pelze Tigers Larry Kenon Larry Finch Bill Walton UCLA Steve Downing Indiana Ernie DiGregorio Providence Walton

Sisler Dead One Of Baseballs Best

Baseball great George Sisler, twice hitting over .400 despite an eye ailment, died Monday at age 80 in St. Louis. A Hall of Famer, he served as Pirates consultant before hospitalization and later held roles in softball, scouting, and baseball instruction. He left behind a wife, four children, ten grandchildren, and three great grandchildren.

ST. Louis UPT George Sisler St. Mary’s Health Center Sisler Pittsburgh Pirates Manchester Ohio George

Blue and McLain End Deals in Bases Spring News

Vida Blue signed a $973 contract with the Oakland A's after holdout talks. Denny McLain was released by the Atlanta Braves and placed on waivers amid a rough spring, ending his time in Atlanta. Mets beat Braves as Willie Mays homered, while Koosman pitched well. Other exhib matches saw Yankees, Reds, Texas, Houston, White Sox, Cubs, Oakland, Montreal, and Cleveland win or lose in varied fashion.

Ira Miller UPI Vida Blue Charlie Finley Denny McLain Blue Oakland A's McLain Atlanta Braves Finley Mesa, Ariz Atlanta New York Mets Mets Willie Mays Texas Salmore Houston Detroit Chicago White Sox Pitteburgh The Cubs Califéeria Oakland San Diego St. Louia Boston Montreal Minnesota Cleveland Milwaukee

Dallas Chaparrals Secure Home Win in Final Dallas Appearance

The Dallas Chaparrals closed their Mele era with a 112-110 victory over Carolina in front of 130 fans. Original ABA founder six years earlier, the Chaps beat Anaheim 129-125 before 3400 fans. future venue unclear as James Silas and Bob Net continue to star.

Dallas UPI Dallas Chaparrals Catnstar American Basketball Association Chaps Anaheim Amigos Carolina Mele James Silas Bob Net

Espo tops scoring list in NHL history

New York UPI reports Phil Esposito of the Boston Bruins became the first player to reach 122 points in three straight seasons with 51 goals and 71 assists, leading the NHL. Teammate Bobby Orr and John Bucyk also figure among top scorers as the league standings show heavy scoring from Bruins and Canadiens. In college action, Collis Jones led scoring with 25 as North Carolina battled hard, while Billy Cunningham added 19 for Carolina. Dallas franchise sale prospects shift to San Antonio after previous talks with a New Jersey group faltered.

NEW York UPI Phil Esposito Boston Bruins National Hockey League Esposito Bobby Clarke Philadelphia Flyers Rick MacLeish Bobby Orr Bruins John Bucyk Jean Ratelle Geo Kennedy Carolina Billy Cunningham Dallas New Jersey San Antonio Tex

Mt Anthony High faculty vs firemen in benefit game

A 7 15 p m basketball game at Mt Anthony High School pits faculty against firemen in a charity event for Dollars for Scholars.

Mt. Anthony High School

Bucks surge to 13th straight win in playoff race

In INGLEWOOD California the Milwaukee Bucks crushed Portland 118 99 for their 13th consecutive victory. Oscar Robertson back in top form fueled the win. The result narrows the Lakers lead to a half game in the race for the Western Conference best winning percentage. Next game at the Forum could decide playoff matchups and home court.

Inglewood Calif UPI Los Angeles Lakers Milwaukee Bucks National Basketball Association The Bucks Oscar” Robertson Portland Lakers Kareem Abdu Jabbar Robertson Laker Los Angeles Milwaukee Golden State Warriors Oakland Golden State Owtilch Woud

Krake returns to spark Crusaders past Whalers in WHA

Skip Krake, back from a four month layoff, scored the winning goal as the Cleveland Crusaders defeated the New England Whalers 15 in a key East Division showdown. Ron Buchanan and Jim Wiste added goals, while Rich Pumple and Gary Jarrett tied the game before Krake struck late for the winner.

Cleveland UPI Skip Krake Cleveland Crusaders World Hockey Association Feakeney New England Whalers Crusaders Ron Buchanan Jim Wistead Grant Erickson Tom Earl Whalers Gerry Cheever Terry Caffery Brad Selwood Mike Byers New England Caffery Gre Rich ‘Pumple Gary Jarrett Krake Wiste

Correction to MAU 72 73 basketball stats article

Editor notes two errors in The Banner March 20 page 13 MAU statistics. Parmenter’s season field goals total should be 29, not 27, aligning his points with team totals. Minor miscalculations in field goal and free throw percentages also identified as the author reviews each player's stats.

Bangers MAU Parmenter

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