Rampaging Knickerbockers Sweep Road Series To Lead East
Knicks rout San Francisco 116-103 in the road series finale as Dave DeBusschere returns from a nose injury with 24 points. New York extends to 10 straight wins, 15 of 16, and opens a six game division lead. Hawks, Bucks, Pistons, Bulls win in other games.
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Alcindor shines but Bucks guards lift team in Boston debut
Lew Alcindor scored 28 as Flynn Robinson and John McGlocklin combined for 57 points to power Milwaukee to a 118 107 victory over Boston. McGlocklin hit 11 of 14 from the floor and Robinson poured in 31 in 39 minutes, while the Celtics slumped to their fourth loss in five at Boston Garden. Havlicek led Boston with 24.
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Lew
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Heinsohn
Norwich Booter Sets Three Marks
Norwich University senior Carl Holden, an American-style kicker from Avon Park Florida, set three New England college division records in a 56 0 win over Worcester Tech. He kicked eight conversions to mark most consecutive placements in a game most placements in a game and most points after touchdown in a game. Holden already held Norwich marks for placement percentage and total conversions. He nearly quit the squad after being cut as a freshman but was reinstated after his high school coach argued the decision.
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Norwich
Pownal Harness Results from Tuesday November 11, 1969
Horse and driver results across eleven pace and trot events with times, payouts, and a large standard daily double and perfecta. Key winners include Switch McCarthy, Little Kiss Mattison, Revenue Collector Smith Somae Edgewood Rusty Smith, Mediator Song Blake, and Hiki Foster with crowd of 1,761 and handle of 127,589 dollars.
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Switch — McCarthy
Princess Banner — Looney
Andy’s
Jack — Arthurs
Little Joe Pence
Blake
Green Meadow
Bert — McKlmurray
Little River
Heeney
Little Kiss
Mattison
Handsome Huffy
Burgess
Shadydale
Phetteplace
Mellmurray
Big Perfecta
Mediator
Song— Blake
Clara Bell — Wilson
Atra — Mellimurray
Pace
Hiki — Foster
le George — Culhane
Andy
Everett — Imbeault
Busy Bee
Chris — Foster
Pesky D — Belanger
Harry
Sampson Pick — Haight
Gary
Pal — Smith
Guy Royal — Allen
Tomasino
Sky Clipper
Culhane
Worthy Victory
Perfecta
Handle
Saratoga Harness Results November 11 1969 Night Card
Results from Saratoga show a 10 race program with pacing winners including Rebel Land by FIRST at 6.00 3.20 2.80 for owner Ted Goodsell and trainer Waugh. Second place Adios Becky finished 4.80 3.40, with Daily Double paid. Attendance 3,097 and handle $209,024.
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Treat Rainbow
Misty Rock
Matty
Manor Way
Moe
Silver Susie
Poor Frank
Targhee Will
Brenda Blackguard
Justee
Rebel Land
Ted — Goodsell
Pontiac Magic
Waugh
Prue Adios
Smith
Sweet Lady
Farrel Miss — Sears
Adios
Becky — Chase
Glenn Meadows
Coville
Yankee Oak Daily
Peckham
Mike's Tyke — Field
Congress Spruce — Story
Shadydale King
Bonafede
Graney
Teddy — Mondi
Lehigh
Kelly
Barricade
Rosie — DeSantis
Clayhaven
Tirion — Fanelli
Mighty Bomb
Vander Poel
Horse Racing Card List From Pownal November 12 1969
A dense entry list shows pace and trot races with multiple horses by numbers and names, including first through tenth places and purses from 600 to 1000 dollars. Notable entries include Archandy Allen, Golden Fox, and Whispering names across divisions with AE and ND designations.
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Dianne Lind
Swift Scot
Gallant
Bachelor Richie
Aprath
Vallante
Windy Jack
Schmig
Sehmigel & Avon
Bob—Thomas
Holmes
Mercury Richard—Dobkowski
Roy—Arthurs
Bobbie L. Grattan
Wilson
Roscoe Ruby—Rier
Brittany—Fesh
Gay Silver—allen
Market Royal
Oty ¢ Brave
McGuire
Billjohn
Eric Direct—Stratton
Messer Pares
Cedar Crest
Kazmaler
Rocky
DeSantis
Miramichi
Jimmy — Waugh
Meda C
Waugh
Fairmeade Melody — Fuss
Ensign Wyn — Sokol
Simeszky
Goodell
Bullet Counsel — Lasky
Sign Raider
Bright Girl — Bouplon
C. J. Melburn — Bogardus
Karlas Nibble
Lottie A. — Crews
Belle Meadows
Coville
Echo Brook Etta
Archandy — Allen
Bar Boy — Nazarian
Shining Knight
LeDue
Observer — Davis
Modern Art
Butcher
Echo Brook
Etta — Aloy
Leica Childs — Crews
Willow Brook Smoky
Aprils Brother — Belmonte
Straight Arrow — O’connor
Big O
Hamilton
Mr. Thorn — Allen
Happy Ann — Wells
Green River Ruthie
Go Gardner — Moran
Jennifer O'Brien
Story
Patty May
Ceons
Start-Less Pack Relies on Rookie
GREEN BAY Wisconsin United Press International reports the Green Bay Packers pivot Don Horn gains a first chance as starter amid a comeback season. Starr backs Horn's poise and potential while Horn's early pro career and Army duty complicate his path to NFL readiness.
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Karabas Upsets in 1969 Washington DC International
Karabas ridden by Lester Piggott won the 1969 Washington DC International at Laurel by a length and a quarter over Hawaii with Czar Alexander third. Hawaii earned $25,000 for second, while Czar Alexander got $20,000 and Hitchcock placed fourth. The $100,000 purse went to Karabas owner Lord Iveagh. horses from Germany Brazil and Venezuela followed, with Takeshibao last.
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