Celtics Dominate Hawks With 24-1 Run To 104-91 Victory
Celtics outscored Atlanta 24-1 midway through the second quarter, then held on for a 104-91 win led by Havlicek 20 Scott 20 Wicks 19 and White 16. Barker topped Hawks with 20 as other NBA results spread across the league.
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NFL witnesses say betting will harm football's integrity
In Wilmington, Delaware, NFL witnesses testifying for the lawsuit against legal betting on football claim it would erode franchise values and threaten the game's integrity. Patriots owner William Sullivan, Eagles guard John Niland, ex QB Jack Kemp, and NFL Properties' J Robert Carey argue gambling diminishes the sport's importance and tempts players. The court will consider documents on gambling effects as Delaware weighs similar pool bets on other sports.
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Pine Cobble Ski Skate Sale Sets Weekend Deals
Pine Cobble PTA sponsors a Friday 3 pm to 9 pm and Saturday 10 am to noon ski skate sale in Williamstown offering used and new winter sports gear plus riding apparel golf shoes skates and related items. Donations from local shops include apparel and equipment with door prizes passes to nearby ski areas and riding experiences. Proceeds support the Pine Cobble Scholarship Fund with a Saturday noon raffle drawing.
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Roberts named USF head baseball coach in 1975
Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher Robin Roberts is the new head coach of the University of South Florida Bulls. Athletic director Dick Bowers announced the hire, with Roberts set to start duties November 29. Roberts, a seven time NL All-Star and Hall of Fame inductee, joins a program that recently hired Bob Lemon as manager, succeeding Jack Butterfield.
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Angels sign Rudi and Baylor in free agent spree
Providence report notes Angels acquire Joe Rudi and Don Baylor in separate deals as agent Jerry Kapstein continues selling five remaining free agents. Campaneris moved to Texas, Cash to Montreal, Tenace to San Diego, Fingers and Bando unsigned. Braves and Expos pursue other Kapstein clients amid flurry of signings and trades. The Mt Anthony Booster Club meeting is set for 7:30 at the high school.
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Ramirez Extends Grand Prix Lead With Wembley's Win
Mexican Raul Ramirez battled through pain at Wembley's indoor stadium to reach the quarter finals of the Benson and Hedges event after beating Barry Phillips- Moore 6 3, 4 6, 6 1. He widened his Grand Prix lead to 67 points and could seal the top spot with next week's Johannesburg event.
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Bench wins Hickok award for year 1969 baseball season
Cincinnati catcher Johnny Bench dominated the Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year vote with 102 first place ballots and 342 points after his .533 World Series batting in the Reds sweep of the Yankees. James Hunt of Britain finished second with 60 points, while Bert Jones and Steve Grogan trailed among the top vote getters.
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