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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1973

Page

6

Lakers Bucks Tie Playoff Picture in Doubtful Clash

Los Angeles beat Golden State 96 89 in the final regular season game to force a tie with Milwaukee at 60 22 for top Western Conference percentage. An extra one game playoff between the Lakers and Bucks was planned in Milwaukee but players dispute the contract coverage. Gail Goodrich Mel Counts Jerry West lead L A while a coin flip or split $10 000 may decide the outcome.

Oakland UPL Los Angeles Golden State Mel Counts Jerry West Gail Goodrich Lakers Milwaukee Bucks Players Association New York WBA Walter, Kennedy Larry Fleisher Pete Newell Goodrich

Cowens Is NBA MVP For Celtics In 1972-74 Race

Dave Cowens of Boston won the NBA Most Valuable Player award by a wide margin over Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Cowens received 67 first place votes and 444 points, with Abdul-Jabbar at 33 and 334 points. Tiny Archibald was third with 318 points. Wilt Chamberlain placed fourth. Cowens led Boston to its best record and became the first Celtic MVP since Bill Russell in 1965.

New York UPI Dave Cowens National Basketball — Association Hark Boston Milwaukee Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Cowens NBA Abdul Jabbar Mate Tiny Archibald Kansas City Omaha Wilt Chamberlain Los Angeles Bill Russell Newport

Archer Defends GGO in Bid for Real Win

Archer defends the Greater Greensboro Open aiming to win the tournament on its merits after a lucky finish last year. The field includes Arnold Palmer Sam Snead Lee Trevino and Lee Elder in the $210000 event used as Masters warmup with a $42000 top prize.

Archer Ggo Greensboro N.C UPI Palmer Sam Shead Lee Trevino Lee Eider

Carlton Seaver to lead Phils Mets opener showdown

Carlton and Seaver, two Cy Young winners, are poised for the season opener between the Philadelphia Phillies and New York Mets on April 6 after strong spring showings. Carlton limited Atlanta to one run in eight innings for a 2 1 victory. Seaver blanked Cincinnati for six innings in a Mets win. The report notes other spring results including Wilbur Wood and various line scores across the league.

United Press Taler Nations Steve Carlton Tom Seaver Philadelphia Phils New York Mets Carlton Atlanta Braves Phils Braves Sun Philadelphia Bill Robinson del Unser Dick Selma Seaver Canelnnati Mets Reds Phil Hennigan Inal Cleon Jones Meta’ Sz Don Gullett Dan ‘Osborn Ed Sprague Gullett San Francisco Wilbur Wood Pittsburgh Chicago Pirates Wood White Sox Bart Johnson

Middlebury to Build 1 Million Field House

Middlebury College announced a letter of intent for a new 1 million field house to be built south of Memorial Field House. The 325 by 140 foot facility will support physical education intramurals and free time activities and may host intercollegiate spring practice. Groundbreaking is planned for next month with completion expected in late fall.

Middlebury Middlebury College Memorial Field House Brown University Boston College Richard W. Culnan, Jr

Erving Returns as Coach for Squires Final Game

Julius Erving coaches Virginia Squires for one ABA game guiding a 121-106 win over the New York Nets. George Gervin led scoring with 36, Bernie Williams added 11 in a late third burst, while Neil Johnson had 20 for Virginia. UPI report notes Utah Stars, Kentucky Colonels, Memphin Tams all won in ABA action with playoff implications.

United Press International Julius Erving American Basketball Association Feving Virginia Squires al Bianchi Kentucky Squires Erving New York Nets Rooke Geroge Gervin Bernie Williams Neil Johnson Bill Paultz Nets Utah Stars Indiana Pacers Kentucky Colonels Carolina Cougars Memphis Tams Dallas Chaparrals Ulu Willie Wise Hon Boone Pacers Stars San Diego

Taylor stays at Ohio State as Northwestern bid rejected

Ohio State coach Fred Taylor announced at a Wednesday news conference that he turned down Northwestern Athletic Director Tippy Dye’s offer to replace Brad Snyder. He cited a higher OSU salary and upcoming abdominal surgery as key reasons and emphasized recruiting top local players for Ohio State.

Columbus Ohio UPI Northwestern Ohio State Fred Taylor Taylor Tippy Pye Brad Snyder Wildests Tontt

Hull scores 50 goals for sixth time in NHL WHA tale

Bobby Hull reaches a 50 goal mark for the sixth time in his career as Winnipeg Jets defeat Chicago Cougars 4 3 in sudden tenth overtime. Hull’s total this season stands at 41 goals and 102 assists, while Jim Harrison nets a short handed goal for Alberta Oilers in a 2 1 win over Philadelphia Blazers.

Hull Cougars United Press’ International Bobby Hull Butt Gull Winnipeg Jets Chicago Cougars Bull National Hockey League World Hockey Association Alberta Oilers Houston Philadelphia Blazers Winnipeg Chicago Hank Cahan Rick Morris Jim Harrison

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