Rangers Tie Wings as Ratelle Nets Late Equalizer
New York Rangers rally to tie Detroit Red Wings 3-3 at Madison Square Garden. Jean Ratelle scores twice including a third period equalizer after Rod Gilbert set up the goal, extending New York’s unbeaten run to 13 games while Detroit endures a seventh straight winless stretch. Norm Ullman tallies twice for Detroit, with Donnie Marshall scoring to cut the deficit late in the second period.
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Canadiens Deliver 6-0 Shutout Of Black Hawks In TV Game
Montreal, leading the league, overwhelmed Chicago 6-0 as Rogatien Vachon earned his third shutout of the season. Ten Canadiens scorers contributed, including Lemaire and Beliveau with goals, while Chicago managed only 27 shots.
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Sonics Beat Warriors In 146 118 Victory
Seattle Supersonics toppled San Francisco 146 to 118 for their first win over the Warriors in seven tries. Key note was a third quarter burst by Walt Hazzard and Bob Rule, lifting Seattle to a 20-point lead as injuries limited San Francisco’s lineup. The win ties Seattle with Chicago for fourth in the Western Division.
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76ers Cruise Past Hawks 119-93 in Miami Beach
Philadelphia star Hal Greer neutralized Lennie Wilkens as Wilt Chamberlain dominated with 26 rebounds and 13 assists while Billy Cunningham led all scorers with 23 points. The Hawks faded after a strong first period as Philadelphia pulled away to a 119-93 victory before a large South Florida crowd.
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Isaacs and Holowaty pace Savoys past Rens 109 95
Isaacs and Holowaty exploded for 69 points to power Bridgeport the Savoys to a 109 95 New England Basketball Association win over the Waterbury Rens before a solid crowd at the Shehan Center Isaacs 39 and Holowaty 30 led Bridgeport with strong support from Perry Thompson and Wright while Waterbury trailed most of the night and never overtook the leaders despite fourth quarter pushes
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Bucs Rally Past Rockets For 98 90 ABA Victory
New Orleans Buccaneers erased an 18 point deficit to defeat the Denver Rockets 98 90 on Sunday. The win improves New Orleans season mark to 38 21 and extends their ABA Western Division lead over Denver to four games. Pro star Tommy Penders of Stratford signed with Cleveland Indians organization and will report to the Arizona farm club training camp in Tucson late March.
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Bullets Cruise Past Rockets in High-Scoring Showdown
In Baltimore, Gus Johnson erupted for a career high 44 points, leading the Bullets to a 136-116 victory over the Rockets. Johnson's prolific scoring spurt, including a stretch with 22 straight field goals, powered Baltimore as Kevin Loughery added 29. Rockets guard Henry Finkel led San Diego with 19, but the Bullets pulled away in the third and held on to win.
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AME Zion Salem Post Lead Church Loop Wins
Doug Waller scores 23 to power AME Zion to a 75-49 Senior A division victory over First Presbyterian. West End Sunday School beats St Johns ACR 69-50, Greek Holy Trinity 67-41 over St Georges. Salem’s Harry Ellam with 26 tops. Intermediate league sees First United Church of Christ 103-35 United Congregation. AME Zion 65-37 over the Greeks.
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College Basketball Sunday Scores Recap
Duquesne defeated Catholic University 76 to 53. Cornell of Dartmouth posted a win. In Saturday action New Mexico beat Texas-El Paso 64 to 59. Duke player Duka scored 23 as Notre Dame improved to seven wins.
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Lakers Rout Celtics 141 104 in televised win
The Los Angeles Lakers delivered a 141 to 104 victory at Boston Garden, building a 40 point first half lead and resting starters in the third. Jerry West led with 24 points, Elgin Baylor 21, Archie Clark 15, while Boston's regulars struggled on 14 of 46 shooting and were outscored by subs.
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Bruins Blues Battle To 3 3 Tie In NHL Thriller
Fred Stanfield scored with 53 seconds left as the Boston Bruins rallied for a 3 3 tie with the St Louis Blues. The game featured lead changes late with Keenan and Martin trading goals, Green and Bucyk also scoring for Boston. The draw left the Bruins in sole second in the East, one point ahead of Chicago and five behind Montreal.
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Kentucky Seeks Fifth NCAA Title After Upsets
Kentucky drifted into UNCLEAR path toward a fifth national title as Georgia upset Tennessee 61-43 and LSU defeated Florida 93-92 in overtime. The Wildcats, 9-3 in the SEC, beat Mississippi State 92-84 to set up a showdown with Tennessee in Lexington for top SEC position.
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Flyers Conquer North Stars 3-2 in Minneapolis
Philadelphia stretched its NHL Western Division lead to five points with a 3-2 win over the Minnesota North Stars before a Met Center crowd of 15,154. Leon Rochefort and Britt Seloy scored in the second period to seal the victory. a third period melee led to majors for Flyers' Forbes Kennedy and North Stars' Moose Vasko as officials intervened.
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Weiskopf Wins San Diego Open With Eagle Finish
Tom Weiskopf, 25, sank a 25 foot eagle putt on the 18th to win the 72 hole San Diego Open at Torrey Pines. He finished 273 45 under par edging AL Geiberger who had 274. Geiberger earned 18,000 while Weiskopf took 30,000 for the win and 40,000 total earnings last year. Ray Floyd finished third with 275, Bobby Lunn fourth at 276, Nicklaus tied for fifth at 277. Powell led after round one but finished sixth at 278 in Riverside. Weiskopf rose from midpack in past events and credited a steadier mindset for the victory.
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