Jabbar scores 53 as Bucks beat Cavaliers in tight finish
Kareem Abdul Jabbar poured in 53 points tying a Cavaliers arena record, lifting Milwaukee to a 121-115 victory over Cleveland. John Block sealed the win with 36 seconds left after a 115-115 deadlock, as Los Angeles, New York, and Boston posted notable results in NBA play.
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Luther Bows On Mat 25-6 In Dual Meet
Winona State topped Luther College 25-6 in a mixed wrestling dual meet on Wednesday night. Luther’s wins came from Gary Me at 188 pounds and Terry Kramer at 167, with several decs and pins noted for Luther and Winona State wrestlers across weights.
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Newcombe Says New Players' War Silly in Tennis War
Philadelphia AP report quotes John Newcombe denouncing the players war between World Championship Tennis and the ILTF as silly. He cites a Sydney exhibition clash denied to him and Ken Rosewall, argues for a players’ association, notes Wimbledon and Forest Hills bans may lift, and says the US market boosts American tennis while Europeans back ILTF ban.
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Fight Results From Avedaled Ski Report
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Rosburg and Heard Lead Hope Classic at Palm Springs
Rosburg and Heard held a one stroke lead at the Bob Hope Desert Classic as the 6,500-yard Palm Springs course tested top players. Rosburg, seeking form after a slump, credited grind and grip changes, while Nicklaus noted the event’s tough setup across four courses and Palmer fought through an “unbelievable cold” to post 69 in the opening round.
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Press Can't Talk to the Athletes U.S. Has an Iron Curtain
UPI reports from Sapporo that U S officials enforce strict media restrictions on athletes at the 11th Winter Olympics. The USOC demands noninterference during competition and isolates skaters, while journalists find workarounds via parents, firms reps, and contacts like Des Roches to reach competitors.
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Eastside Maidrite blitzes Jaycees 195 to 43 in league game
Larry Albers scored 40 points as Eastside Maidrite remained unbeaten and routed the Jaycees 195 to 43 in the Fast-Break basketball league at the Central YMCA on Wednesday night.
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Russians hold press conference amid Games chaos
The Games opened with a Russian press briefing highlighting standouts Techetveroukhin and Ludmilla Titova as key medal threats. Paul, representing the nation connected to Madison Avenue, stated the need to maintain tight security at the U S headquarters on building 15 and contrasted it with other nations.
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Vinton Leads North Fama Tourney With Nine Qualifiers
Vinton tops the team standings at the North Fama wrestling tourney with 18 points led by strong individual efforts. Nine wrestlers qualified for the 138 pounds finals Thursday as LaPorte City placed second with substantial points and multiple qualifiers.
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