Rockets Hang On To Beat Knicks 114 106
Mike Newlin scored 26 as the Houston Rockets held off a late Knicks push for a 114 to 106 victory in Madison Square Garden. Newlin, Tomjanovich and Murphy each had 18 for Houston, while Walt Frazier led New York with 26 and Bill Bradley added 22. The win sharpens Houston’s edge in the season series and drops New York to a fourth straight loss.
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Pro Basketball Scores From AoA Heveton and Related Games
Fragmentary score notes from AoA Heveton and multiple teams show varied totals, including a 139 106 result and another 96 127 tally. Other lines reference teams and players with garbled names, suggesting a collage of box scores and standings from a basketball card or scoreboard page.
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Yale names Rudy Green football captain for 1874 season
Rudy Green of Yale was elected captain of the Eli grid team for the 1874 season. The 6 foot 2 inch junior halfback from Fort Worth Texas led Yale and the Ivy League with 792 rushing yards this season, and had a career high 42 carries in the finale against Harvard. He is a second year starter and ranks second on Yale's career rushing list with 1,124 yards while majoring in administrative science.
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HCC Hosts Mattatuck In League Tilt At Sacred Heart
HCC faces Mattatuck of Waterbury in a CCCAA game at Sacred Heart University Gym at 8 p.m. Mattatuck, 1-1 after a loss in the Mattatuck Tip-Off, looks to rebound behind returning seniors and freshmen including Pete Adamaitis and Roy Sla dleski. HCC beat Dutchess CC 79-64 to open the season, with Rudy Powell and Bob Kasperak leading the scoring. No admission fee for Housatonic games.
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Sports Complex Vote Rejected in North Haven
In North Haven Connecticut about 42 percent of voters turned out in rain to defeat a $4.4 million sports complex plan at the high school. The proposal included a field house skating rink and swimming pool and was opposed by First Selectman Lester Gatt as too costly.
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Canadiens Beat Kings 5-3 on five-goal first period surge
Montreal center Pete Manovitch and defenseman Guy Lapointe each scored twice as the Canadiens exploded for five goals in the opening period and held on for a 5-3 NHL win over the Los Angeles Kings. The victory extended Montreal’s winning streak to four while Los Angeles dropped to nine winless games.
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Pro Hockey Results and Standings Report
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Nets, Hawks, and Spurs Share Big Night Scores
Across pro basketball and hockey, multiple teams posted decisive wins. Billy Pauitz led the Nets with 498 points and 19 rebounds in a 394-108 ABA victory over San Diego. Chicago and Boston battled to a 3-3 tie in a high drama NHL game. The Spurs crushed Kentucky 104-39 as Pittsburgh edged Toronto 100-99 in a tight NHL finish.
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Celtics Top Bullets as Jones Returns Coaches Stunned
The Celtics earned their 12th straight win, defeating the Capital Bullets 111-110 in Boston. Key scorers included Havlicek with 22, White 21, Chaney 20, Cowens 16, while Jones received a halftime salute but suffered a loss as Capital’s coach. The game featured a 24-8 Celtics surge in the opening minutes and a 58-45 halftime lead.
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Jones Wise Lead Disney Open After First Round 67s
Grier Jones and Larry Wise shot five under par 67 to share the first round lead at the Walt Disney World Open in Lake Buena Vista Florida. Bobby Mitchell Bob E Smith Craig Dear Larry Nelson and Jim Massario trailed by one stroke at 68 while Sam Snead and Ben Crenshaw were at 69 in the 150000 event.
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Nighthawks Fall 7-4 to Providence Reds in Hartford
In Memorial Coliseum, the New Haven Nighthawks drop a 7-4 decision to the Providence Reds. Jerry Teeple paced Providence with two goals, while Jerry Rutten, Doug Morbus, and Treyple opened the scoring. John Byers tallied a hat trick for New Haven, who fall to 14-3 and stay tied for second with Nova Scotia as they prepare to host the Cincinnati Sabres Friday at 7:40 PM. Peter McIliffe made 17 saves for the Reds, Fern Rivard stopped 27 shots for New Haven.
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Walsh Castora Named Sacred Heart Basketball Co captains
Sacred Heart University announces junior guards Mark Walsh and Kevin Castora as co captains for the 1974-75 season under coach J Donald O Fanley. Walsh missed time with a wrist injury but led the team in assists and scoring last season, while Castora contributed 18.8 points per game for a 14-6 ledger. The Pioneers open the season at home versus the University of New Haven with 8 p m tipoff.
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