Captains Reflect On Season of '73
In a Camelot Inn luncheon, 14 college captains including Rich Boye of Yale and Gary Witheln of Brown reflected on a season described as among the best yet. They praised coaches, discussed Ivy League battles with Harvard and Yale, and looked ahead to postseason play as they noted strong team unity and goal to beat rivals and finish strong.
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Bridgeport's Mitch Sanders wins Golden Helmet honor
Mitch Sanders of the University of Bridgeport receives the Golden Helmet, named by Boston sports writers as New England Collegiate Division’s standout. Sanders, a junior from Far Rockaway, was lauded for his high scoring and leadership as UB faced tough rivals in a season marked by strong team unity and notable performances from fellow Bantams.
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Delvecchio Makes Headway With Wings Amid Turnaround
Detroit Red Wings show improvement after veteran center Alex Delvecchio, appointed coach Nov. 7, steers a new coaching system and lineup shifts. The team has won five straight, rebounding from a rough start, while Delvecchio defends his approach and strategic tweaks.
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San Diego to meet Juniata in Division II semi final
San Diego from California with a 4-1-1 record earns a semifinal bid and will face Juniata. winner advances to the December 4 national championship in Phoenix City, Alabama. ABC will televise regionally. Bridgeport eyes a third straight postseason as the Kotte Neckne Bowl era ends. Coach Ed Farrell hails strong finish despite criticism, celebrates 510-34-8 career mark.
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Hayes Stretches Lead in Rebounds Among NBA Foes
Ebin Hayes of the Capital Bullets extends the NBA rebounding lead to 24.0 per game, ahead of Dave Cowens 15.4 and Elmore Smith 15.3 per-game averages. The report notes Hayes’s 33 rebounds on Nov. 17 and outlines league leaders in scoring, field goal percentage, free throw percentage, assists, steals, and blocks, with Pete Maravich atop scoring at 29.2 points per game.
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Frazier says Bucks are sort of choice in Garden
New York’s Walt Frazier explains why the Knicks have dominated the Bucks at Madison Square Garden. He notes Milwaukee struggles to close games in New York, citing Abdul Jabbar and Oscar Robertson as tough matchups, and comments on the Bucks’ depth and crowd pressure impacting play.
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Bathgate Named New Coach of Vancouver Blazers
Vancouver AP reports Andy Bathgate, former NHL star, named head coach of the World Hockey Association Vancouver Blazers. He becomes the team’s third coach this season, replacing Phil Watson who remains general manager. Watson succeeded John McKenzie after he stepped down earlier.
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Alumni Hockey Game at NotreDame High School Today
Alumni hockey game set at the Wonderland of Jon today at 4 p m invites all players and supporters. The event welcomes former students to participate and attend in the community venue.
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Tohill Fired As TCU Head Football Coach
Fort Worth, AP report states Billy Tenill was relieved of coaching duties at Texas Christian after a 3-4 season. He described the firing in an emotional team address, noting the inability to secure better recruiting and the need for a stronger roster.
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Von Elling Dies Former NYU Coach and Olympian
Emil Von Elling age 80 died Sunday night at Winsted Memorial Hospital in Connecticut. A former Olympic and NYU track and field coach, he led NYU teams to six intercollegiate and two national titles between 1913 and 1948. He advised the U.S. Olympic team in 1932 and coached at St Moritz in 1948.
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Falcons Edge Vikings 24 14 in Monday Night Clash
Atlanta quarterback Bob Lee threw two second quarter touchdowns and connected on 10 of 18 passes for 171 yards as the Falcons beat the Minnesota Vikings 24 14 in a nationally televised game. Lee teamed with Dave Hampton on a one yard score, then found Eddie Ray Slone for a 68 yard TD. Fran Tarkenton led a late Vikings rally with a 39 yard pass to John Gilmore and a two yard TD to Hill Brown, but Atlanta held on. Nick PEASE added field goals and Mike Mayer continued his scoring streak, while Fred Cox hit a cross bar on a 49 yard attempt as Minnesota failed to complete the comeback. The Falcons remained one game behind the Rams in the NFC West division race.
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Dan Issel Leads ABA Scoring Race Over Dr J
In New York AP report, Dan Issel of the Kentucky Colonels maintains the ABA scoring lead with a 28 point per game pace. Julius Erving challenges, averaging 27.7 PPG after two strong showings, while George Gervin, Artis Gilmore, and other stars follow in the crowded race as Jim Chones and Jim Williams post notable numbers.
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Fernandez Beats Santiago In MSG Junior Lightweight Bout
Jose Fernandez of the Dominican Republic defeats Santiago in a unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden in New York. Fernandez, weighing about 130 pounds, pressed the action by the third round and earned a majority of the judges' scores.
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