Knicks Finish Far West Sweep in 3 Games
Knicks complete a three night West coast trip beating Portland 117-110 and Seattle 117-100, with Walt Frazier and Phil Jackson leading scoring. Portland and Seattle losses leave Knicks atop Atlantic Division. Boston 4 games back.
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Cavaliers Rally Over Bulls In 13th-Period Thriller
Butch Bearrs scored 30 for Cleveland as John Johnson added 24 and Ringo Smith 20 to seal a late lead. The Cavaliers held off Chicago after Connie Hawkins fouled out, with Dick Van Arsdale pouring in 40 and forcing overtime where Chicago pulled away 110 to 101.
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Dawson Tops Fresh Scorers In Local High School Hall
McKinley’s Jeff Dawson leads ninth grade basketball with a 300 season average over three games. The boys’ league saw Abitteay and Brown’s teams post wins, while Dickson’s squad highlighted strong performances from Redman, Berry, Exquesh, and Wise as team rosters and individual stats are listed for the week.
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Kendalls Keep Ski Victories In Family KINGWIELD
Bob Kendall the 1971 Nordic combined champion from Anbu Maine won a USEAGA sanctioned event in 29 minutes 36 seconds. His brother Steve Kendall a University of New Hampshire student finished second.
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Staub Only One To Play in 162 Games
Montreal Expos outfielder Rusty Staub played in every game of the 1971 season, the lone Major League player to do so. The article notes Staub’s durability amid league leaders and mentions Stan Musial, Ralph Garr, and Willie Stargell among other standout performers.
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Dhe Torre
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Stan Mtusia
Ralph Garr
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Hherup der Torre
Glenn Beckers
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Finister
Stoherts Clemente
Pittsburgh
Torre
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Lou Broel
Willie Stargell
Bruins crush Notre Dame to stretch scoring streak past 100
Ucla thrashed Notre Dame and Texas Christian on consecutive nights, extending their point total over 100 for the sixth straight game. Other top teams also won as No. 3 South Carolina led 69-59, No. 6 Ohio State defeated Wisconsin 78-63, No. 9 Long Beach State beat Valley State 103-0, and No. 10 Saint John’s edged New Mexico 4-92.
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Carlson Gets Starting Nod In Unbeaten UCLA Rise
Unbeaten UCLA extends its sixth straight win as Carlson earns starting quarterback nod. Players Joyce, diker, and Bull Gamecocks feature in strong performances with 34-24 halftime lead. Ohio State and Cincinnati foes noted with key scorers including Lloyd Balls and Dean Carlson. Majors selects North squad staff and positions at North-South dome game.
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Bellard Retains 2 Texas A&M Aides
College Station Texas AP Emory Bellard head football coach Texas ARM retains two A&M assistants Thursday Dee Powell and John Paul Young Both were assistants under Gene Stallings Powell will coach defensive backs and Young will work with linebackers
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Jeith
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John Paul Young
Bowling Highlights From a Busy Day at the Lanes
Glessner posted the day’s high series at 653, with Dahm notching 580 in the session. The Women’s City Major featured top numbers like 244 by Gerri Cupp and 256 by Howard Schott in the Iowa Electric league Jubilee.
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Iowa Electric League
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Ralph Briles
Rollie Jaffords
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Tokyo Club Gets Cal Franchise in California League
MAR 1972 Central California note that the Tokyo Lotte Orions of Japan will operate the Lodi franchise in the California League next season. League President Eddie Mulligan announced Nagayoshi Nakamura, president of the Orions, agreed to terms including a deposit to insure operation through 1972 and a working agreement with a US major league team to supply most Lodi players. The club will feature primarily Japanese American players and play in Lodi, California in the San Joaquin Valley.
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Wilmore Expected Back by Jan 1 for Michigan Opener
Ann Arbor Michigan AP University of Michigan basketball forward Henry Wilmore is projected to be ready for the Big Ten opener on January 8 after doctors reported his knee injury improving. He had been ruled out of the Far West Classic in Portland, Oregon, and Johny Orr indicated Wilmore could return by January 1.
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Stan's Radio and TV Stronger in Table Tennis Standings
Stan's Radio and TV extended its lead in the table tennis league during Thursday action as Slamat's Publishing moved from fifth to third.
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