Bucks reclaim top spot with 107 91 Knicks win
The Milwaukee Bucks end a three game skid by defeating the New York Knicks 107 91 to regain sole lead in the NBA Midwest Division. Lucius Allen 27 points Kareem Abdul Jabbar and Oscar Robertson 20 each. Walt Frazier 30 for New York. Portland 131 Seattle 125 Golden State 101 Atlanta 99 Cleveland 104 Houston 96.
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Three MVS players named to Vermont all-state soccer team
Walt Parmenter of Mt Anthony Dave Hoyt of Arlington and Jim Walker of Burr and Burton headline the 22 man Vermont all state soccer squad selected by the High School Coaches Association. Hoyt co captained Arlington and scored 10 goals. Walker starred as an offensive minded fullback for Burr and Burton.
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Esposito Tops NHL Scoring Pace In Bruins Lead
Center Phil Esposito of the Boston Bruins fuels a 4-2 win over the Philadelphia Flyers with two goals and an assist as he nears the NHL single season scoring mark. The victory keeps Boston eight points ahead of Toronto in the East Division while goalie Giles Gilbert earned his sixth straight win with 34 saves.
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Redskins Pound Lions in Fight for NFC East Lead
Washington routed Detroit 20-0 behind Billy Kilmer two TD passes and a strong Harraway rushing game, grabbing sole NFC East control as Miami beat Dallas. Kilmer connected with Harraway for a first quarter score and to Taylor for a third quarter TD. Curt Knight added field goals. Lions were shut out for the first time in four years.
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Cousy resigns as Kings coach. Draff Young named interim
Kansas City Kings owners accept Bob Cousy resignation and appoint assistant Draff Young as interim coach after a six hour meeting in Kansas City Thanksgiving Day. Young to coach Friday at Boston. Cousy had announced intent to resign but would remain until season's end if asked.
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Irish and Tide set stage for Sugar Bowl current year
Notre Dame downed Air Force 48 15 at South Bend as Notre Dame recovered four fumbles and intercepted a pass. Alabama stopped LSU 21 7 in Baton Rouge to claim the SEC title. Gary Rutledge threw two early TD passes and rushed for a score as Alabama built a 21 point lead. Texas clinched the SWC title with a 42 13 win over Texas A M. Ohio University beat Marshall 35 21.
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Cougars rally to edge Sharks in WHA East action
Chicago Cougars beat Los Angeles 4-3 as Joe Hardy scores twice and Brian McDonald nets a hat trick for Los Angeles. The win ties Chicago with Quebec for second in the WHA East, two points behind first place New England. Minnesota also topples New England 7-5 as Toronto edges Quebec 4-2 and Vancouver routs Edmonton 7-1.
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