Central Tops Harding in Tight 77 74 Hilltoppers Rally
Central rallied from a deficit in the third quarter to defeat Harding 77 to 74 before a near capacity crowd. Key runs included a late surge by Bill Barnes and Ken Mendenhall as Caple and Walden sealed the win with crucial baskets and steals. Samuel led Harding with 30 points while Caple paced Central with 43 points and 18 rebounds.
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Wilh Harding
Presidents
Fay Aminuces
Bob Kalman
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Bares
Bill Barnes
Ken Mendenhall
Mike Caple
Additer
Baynes
Bucky Walden
Colin Frang
Brinko
Aldo Samuel
Duane Santos
Cedric Carman
Benny Hatchett
Calvin Alsop
Cestral
Centeal Woo
McCord Opens Crosby Tourney With Lead In Pebble Beach
Gary McCord shot a sizzling seven under par at Pebble Beach to lead the Bing Crosby National Pro Am, placing him ahead after a rain delayed start. He birdied six in a row and finished with a 65 as heavy rain drenched the course, while Lanny Wadkins and Johnny Miller shared early scoring with 68s and Nicklaus struggled to 74.
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Galif
Fa Pot
Gary McCord
Fareway
Iran
Wade
Pitt
Crosby
Calif
Lane Huiliday
Johnny Miller
Victor Rega- Jada
Mexico
Dave Eichelberger
McCord
Wadkins
Miller
Regalado
Cypress Point
Thompson
Eichelberger
Spye- Tass Hill
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Tom Weiskopf
Brn Crenshaw
Jabbar Goodrich Lead West In Annual Star Tilt
West Conference tops boast Kareem Abdul Jabbar and Oscar Goodrich as tallest and a key backcourt choice amid All Star selections. Magic misprint lines aside, the West lands 12 star players with Deb Lanier and Jerry West in rotation, while Dave Cowens anchors the East.
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Portland
Deb Lanier
Detmit Ard Su
Jerry West
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Charlie Scott
Notre Dame Girls Handle Bethel 63 to 27
The Notre Dame girls varsity basketball team defeated Bethel 63 to 27. Mary Ellen Buchanan led with 17 points and 21 rebounds, while Cindy Tewig contributed 15 points.
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Bethel
Notre Dame Big School
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Cindy Tewig
Law Combine Defeats Ansonia 85 78 On Home Court
Law Combine rolled past Ansonia 85 to 78 at Milford, improving to 4 3 for the season while Ansonia drops to 4 3 with only a loss to Naugatuck. Ben Shea led Law with 12 first half points, Willie Huggins had 17 for Ansonia, and Tony Diblaese added 11 boards for Law as they pulled away behind a fast break game.
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Mark Shackett Ami
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Willie Huggins
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Op Publi Prentucer
Charlie Phillips
Kochiss
Shen
Bill Shortell
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Tony Diblaese
Zeveral
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Ansonia
Warshy
Toa
Chosyele
Bob Whelan
Mikel
Giambra
Williams Finley Face Court Showdown Over Manager Battle
New York AP report outlines a legal clash as Mann er Dick Williams and Oakland owner Charles Finley race toward a court battle over a baseball manager contract. Williams seeks to block Finley from hiring him, while Finley presses a federal suit to enforce his contract with the A’s. Bristol emerges as a potential replacement as Williams remains linked to the Yankees pursuit despite concessions.
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Bill Virdon
Dave Bristol
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Amperican Association
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Wile Viams
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Seeason
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Otto Velez
Scott MacGregor
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George Bleinbrenner
Tal T
Bristols
Penguins Trade Al McDonough to Atlanta Flames
Pittsburgh trades top scorer Al McDonough to the Atlanta Flames to avoid losing him to the WHA. McDonough, 23, led Pittsburgh with 16 goals and 12 assists this season, while winger Arnason and defenseman Paradise head to the Penguins in the swap.
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National Hockey League
al McDonough
Atlanta Flames
World Hockey Association
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Chuck Armason
Bubs Paradise
Jack Riley
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Nova Scotia
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Paradise
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Amason
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UConn Grid Hire Names Zimmerman as William & Mary OL Coach
William & Mary football coach Jim Root announced the appointment of Dave Zimmerman from the University of Connecticut as the Indians new offensive line coach. Zimmerman, 26, replaces Paul Schudel who left after the 1973 season, and comes after two years as Connecticut OL coach following an All-Batakre Rutgers play during college.
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Jim Root
Dave
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University of Connecticut
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Paul Schudel
Whit
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Connecticut
Prep Notre Dame Tilt Set for Today at Fairfield Univ Gym
Fairfield Prep will host Notre Dame today at 4 o clock in Fairfield University gym. The junior varsity game starts at 2 o clock after Friday night postponement due to heavy snow. Four other games were postponed yesterday with no schedules yet announced: Bunnell at Massick, Bullard-Havens at Kolbe, St Joseph at Bratford, and Trumbull at Warde.
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Fairield University
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Massick
Bullard - Havens
Kolbe
St Joseph
Bratford
Trumbull
Warde
London Lions Upset Moscow Skaters 2 1 in Bloomington
London Lions claimed a 2 1 victory over Moscow Skaters in Bloomington amid a flurry of tickets and hype surrounding a potential international tour. The disjointed report notes AP sourced details about ticket sales and a planned Super Bowl context involving other teams, with scattered references to hockey and unrelated clubs.
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Stockholm
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Detroit Alamo Dolphins
Red Wings
Aeacon
Moseyy Dynamo
Gardner Sets Mark In Victory
Masuk guard Tony Gardner scored a school record 42 points and had 10 rebounds in a 63-46 win over Weston. Gardner, joined by Gene Cayer who broke the school's assists mark with 22, powered Masuk as John Kinion added 12. Weston trailed most of the game after a fast start, then Mosuk built a large lead by halftime and maintained it despite late Weston pressure.
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Tony Gardner
Pasithers
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Barry Alls
Pame
Snather
Gene Cayer
John Kinion
Masak
Trojans
Rine
Darrett McSpadden
Chip Innes
Barlow Tops New Milford In Slowdown 40-33 Victory
Barlo Falcons used a patient slow-down last night to beat New Milford 40-33 in WCC play. Art Christiani led with 14 points, Barry Kunuch added 12, as Barlo moved to 2-2 in the league and 1-3 overall, while Milford falls to 2-2 in the WCC and 3-4 overall. The Falcons held the ball long, matching zone to man defenses, while shooting 18 of 35 from the floor to Milford’s 16 of 55.
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Art Christiani
Barry Kunuch
Pete
Diaz
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Christan
Barstow
Ludlowe Beats Staples 69 to 62 In CCCSA Showdown
Housatonic Community College returns to action tonight at 8 pm in East Hartford High School gym against Greater Hartford SC after an 84 24 league win over Norwalk. Robbie Kasparek and Glan McCiala combined for 44 points in the Norwalk game as coach Rod Butler's Hawks improve to 6 1 in CCCSA and already defeated Greater Hartford earlier this season.
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East Hartford High School
Norwalk
Robbie Kasparek
Tiarlford Erriler
Foran Overcomes Milford 65-63 Behind Mickus
Foran High School rallied from a 19 point deficit in the fourth quarter to upset Milford 65 63 led by Kurt Mickus late. Mickus sank two free throws with three seconds left after Milford missed a one and one and Tim Aunt fouled out for Milford. Bob Dulin led all scorers with 28 points for Milford, while Foran also won the junior varsity game 38 47 behind Bill Lynch 24 points.
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Pavek
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Loma
Furan
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Timll Aunt
Bob Dulin
Hunt
Edge
Bill Lynch
St Louis Cups 10th NCAA Soccer Title Clinched in OT
St Louis University captured its 10th NCAA soccer crown by defeating UCLA 2 1 in sudden death overtime at the Orange Bowl. Dan Counce scored the game winner at 4:42 of OT after Tehran native Firoar Fow2t opened the scoring for UCLA. Hedican assisted Counce, as 5,861 watched.
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Dan Counce
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Denny Hedican
Firoar
North Haven Fifth Edges Shelton 59 57 In Final Seconds
North Haven won 59 57 at Shelton as Mike Matarese scored a late two point shot with seven seconds left. Matarese added six points all night as North Haven improved to 5 1 in the Housatonic League and 4 1 overall, while Shelton dropped to 4 2 and 3 1 in league play. Both teams shot poorly with North Haven at 39 percent and Shelton at 28 percent. Shelton led at times before North Haven pulled away late, with Andy Quinn leading Shelton with 13 points and Phil Sikiga 15 for North Haven.
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Aldo Samuel
Central
Samuel Jed
Canmon
Jo Lawson
Caple
Mendenhall Adde
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Warding
Harding
Samuel
Mendenhall
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Mike Matarese
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Matarese
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Gaels
Andy Quinn
Brian Shertell
Bob Dorosh
Gael
North Hiven
Phil Sikiga
Mel Boykin
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