Pistons Rally Past Bulls for 134 123 Victory
Detroit, led by Dave Bing with 34 points and Eddie Miles 27, beat Chicago 134 to 123 to tighten its grip on an Eastern Division playoff spot. Chicago’s four straight losses followed a 32 straight free throws run as Bing and Miles fueled Detroit late.
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National Basketball Association
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Schelihase
Sloan
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Delralt
Vermonters dominate Stratton Run as Cochran leads
Marilyn Cochran 18 led Vermont skiers to a near sweep in Stratton Mountain Challenger Cup Slalom. Rick Chaffee 23 of Rutland topped 55 men with 1 0 time for two runs while five Olympic team members finished in the top five. Bad weather and wind slowed some women racers including Rosie Fortna and Wendy Allen as Boots arrival caused delays.
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Stratton Mountain
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Lesort
Rick Chaffee
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San Pedro
Calif
Billy Kidd
Stoone
Bob Cochran
Marilyn
Pates
Miss Cochran
Chaffee
Rosie Fortna
Warren
Wendy Allen
Oslo
Norway
Red Wings Edge Canadiens as Allman Nets Twice
Norm Allman scored his 25th and 30th goals to spark Detroit to a 5-2 victory over Montreal. The Red Wings, last in the standings, halted a Canadiens surge and narrowed Montreal’s East lead while Canadian penalties hampered their effort.
Muskies Down Ameri cans for fourth straight win
Minnesota Muskies beat New Jersey Ameri cans 123 to 115 to extend their streak to four and stay three games behind the Pittsburgh Pipers in the ABA eastern division race. Les Hunter scored 21, Dick Clark boosted the bench, and Freeman Inniger and Palmer provided key defense and scoring.
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UPI
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American Basketball Association
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Les Hunter
Minnesota
Dick Clark
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Erv Inniger
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Palmer
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Thoren
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Ngel
Smith and Lutz Capture Coast Doubles Title
Stan Smith and Rob Lutz of USC won the 79th Pacific Coast Sectional Men's Tennis Doubles Championship in LA Jolla. They defeated Roy Emerson and Arthur Ashe in straight sets 7-5 7-5 6-4, breaking Emerson twice in sets one and two and trading five breaks in the deciding set.
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UPI
Stan Smith
Rob Lutz
University of Southern California
Roy Emerson
Australia
Arthur Ashe
Emerson
UCLA
Ashe
Smith
Lutz
Mount Aerie Wins In Church Loop Senior Playoffs
Mount Aerie Baptist defeated Lordship Community 62 to 53 in the YMCA Inter-Church League Senior division playoff opener. Art Young led Mount Aerie with 18 points, with Manny Burton and Tom Thompson in double figures. Lordship’s Bill Saresky and Matt Gerga topped scorers with 18 and 15. Midget and Junior playoffs begin Saturday with St. George Albanians versus Zion Lutheran and Stratford Methodist versus West End in the Midget loop.
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Lordship Community
Art Young
Manny Burton
Tom Thompson
Mount ‘Aerie
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Matt Gerga
Lordship
AME Zion Methodist
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Roland Davis
Davis
Jack Sabo
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West End
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Salem
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GFP
Connelly
Connie Hawkins Leads Pipers Past Colonels in ABA Action
Connie Hawkins top scored for the Pittsburgh Pipers in a 110-99 win over the Kentucky Colonels. The 40-point effort helped Pittsburgh extend its ABA leading streak to 10 wins as Anil Nayar of India defeated Yale’s Chris Gads for the squash crown at MIT during the same day.
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Rasco
Dallas
Rhine
Roberts
Houston
Oakland
Anaheim
Oompler
Greer scores 43 as 76ers top Celtics in Boston brawl
Hal Greer pours in 43 points to lift the Philadelphia 76ers past Boston 133 127 at Boston Garden. The game drew a crowd of 14 692 and featured benches emptying after a fight between Larry Siegfried and Bill Cunningham, with both ejected. Howell led Boston with 35 as the 76ers snatched the early lead and withstood a late surge to extend their first place margin.
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Boston Celtics
Chet Walker
Philadelphia 76Ers
Boston Garden
Lucious Jackson
78Ers
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Celtics
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Boston
UPI
Hal Greer
Philadelphia Teers
National Basketball Association
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Embry
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J." Jones
Cunningham
Jackson
Chamberlain
Goukas
Reen
Besten
Banner Carrying 76ers Fans Trigger Boston Riot
In Boston Garden during a Sunday clash, four Philadelphia supporters unfurled a 10 by 15 banner proclaiming world champions. A Celtics area fan protested, leading to punches and a second scuffle. Police escorted three 76ers fans from the arena as play resumed after the upset. Philadelphia won 133 to 127.
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Hawks Hold Off Rockets 106 104 In NBA Thriller
St Louis Hawks rallied to beat the San Diego Rockets 106 104 as Bill Bridges scored a late three point play and a free throw with 68 seconds left. Pat Riley of San Diego tied the game at 102 102 before Bridges and Ohl sealed the victory for St Louis.
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Gene Tormohlen
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National Basketball Association
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Don Chone
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Kimball
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Giacomin and Hadfield Lift Rangers Past Chi Hawks
New York Rangers blank Chicago 4 0 as Ed Giacomin posts his seventh shutout of the season and Vic Hadfield scores twice to spark the win. Reg Fleming Donnie Marshall also scored as the Rangers move to second in the NHL East and extend a hot run to eight wins in nine games. Gilbert and Ratelle assisted Hadfield’s first goal, tying the league scoring chase.
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Jean Ratelle
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Stan Mikita
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Harry Howell
Orland Kurtenbach
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Bob Schmautz
Dennis Hull
Columbia Princeton Ivy Title Game Televised in NY
The Columbia Princeton playoff for the Ivy League basketball title will be shown on WPIX TV in the New York area on tape delay. The game at St. Singel University starts at 8 15 p m EST with the telecast following at 10 38 pm.
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UPI
Gatting Mund Top Performers In Duckpin Play
Kay Gatting of Windsor and Bill Mund of Windsor led Connecticut duckpin events as 289 bowlers contested two limited tournaments. Gatting won the Glastonbury Women’s event with six games 829, aided by a 33 pin handicap, and Mund posted 840 for edge in the Hartford Washington B event. Major scorers included Pat MacArthur 816, Donna Toscione 815, and Mike Palack 818, among others. High games went to Arlene Halin 156 and Loretta Fritzson 155.
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Bruce Morgan
Plainville
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Carl Lavado
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Bruins Beat Royals 138 128 as Dierking Nets Career High 41
Connie Dierking scored a career high 41 points and grabbed 17 rebounds to spark the Cincinnati Royals past the Seattle SuperSonics 138-128. Adrian Smith shot 71 percent and Jerry Lucas added 20 points as Cincinnati surged in the third quarter to pull away. Walt Hazzard led Seattle with 21 and Rod Thorn added 22.
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Cincinnati Royals
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Seottle
Bruins tie historic scoring mark with Shack hat trick
Eddie Shack scored three goals as the Boston Bruins routed the St. Louis Blues 3 0. The win pushed Boston to a club single season record of 226 goals at 63 games, with John Bucyk adding two goals and John McKenzie Derek Sanderson Ken Hodge and Dallas Smith also scoring.
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Moe leads Bucs past Mavericks 103 89 in Houston
Doug Moe scores 34 points, including 20 in the second half, as New Orleans Paces Bucs rally to defeat the Houston Mavericks 103-89. Willie Somerset had 12 in the first quarter and 20 total for Houston. Moe adds 10 in the third and 10 in the fourth to seal the win.
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