Trickey Delivers Late Lift To Edge Muscatine
Jefferson’s Trickey, a 5-11 senior guard, leads the J-Hawks to a 55-53 win over Muscatine with a 16-point night and a 15-foot jumper with six seconds left. Coach Jim Lockett praises Trickey as a steady floor general and key returner while noting Muscatine’s first MVC loss.
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Expos Acquire Ron Hunt From Giants in Trade
SAN FRANCISCO AP In a Monday deal the Montreal Expos acquire Ron Hunt from the San Francisco Giants for minor league first baseman Dave McDonald. Hunt who holds a National League record by being hit by pitches 117 times in eight seasons batted .281 in 117 games last year. McDonald formerly with Winnipeg IL hit .255 with 23 homers. Hunt began with the Mets in 1963 and joined the Giants in 1968 via trade for Tom Haller. He played second base in the 1964 All Star game.
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A Black Coach At Washington hires Jackson as assistant
Ray Jackson, a former Washington full back, was named assistant football coach at the University of Washington on Monday. The hire follows Regents’ directive to add a black assistant and administrator after a series of racial incidents, including a black boycott by four sophomore black players led by Cal Jones.
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Pro Basketball Soap Opera Emerges in NYC and ABA Debuts
Pro basketball unfolds like a TV drama as legal and medical headlines eclipse the court. Portland defeated Cleveland 119 106 and Milwaukee beat Seattle 124 116 in the NBA debut of Spencer Haywood, while Indiana beat the Floridians 111 99 in the ABA nightcap. The New York Nets–Kentucky game was canceled due to plane trouble, and Willis Reed was discharged after a hospital stay. Haywood faces draft pressure as teams protest Seattle’s handling and his college class graduation date looms.
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Wisconsin 94 over Australian Nat's in college game
Big Ten matchup saw Wisconsin defeat Australian National 94 to 63. Multiple college scores listed across Big Eight and other conferences with a wide range of results and opponents.
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NBA Notes and Injuries Highlight Week in Pro Basketball
Physicians attributed Reed’s December illness to past flu, Dolph recovers in Greenwich Hospital after pneumonia, Hannum treated in San Diego for respiratory infection. Larry Siegfried named interim Lakers coach as Jerry West heals from a broken nose. Five teams protest Seattle’s Haywood signing after a $1.7 million ABA contract, with a January 8 court hearing on a temporary injunction. Red Auerbach, president and...
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Bonavena Patterson Bout Set For Madison Square Garden
Floyd Patterson and Oscar Bonavena will headline a 10 round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden on February 12. The match was moved from January 22 at Bonavena's request. Each fighter will receive a$60,000 guarantee or 25 percent of the gate. Patterson, 36, last fought September 15 winning by knockout over Charlie Green and is set to box Levi Forte January 15 in Miami Beach.
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Unbeaten Happitime Red Lion win in Slo-Break league
Happitime defeats Thursday Optimists 66 to 34 led by Dick Knowles 20 in a Monday YMCA game. Red Lion tops C.R. Jaycees 75 to 41 with Al Miller 26 and Wayne Gaskill 22, while Morris Plan beat Davis Jones Insurance 54 to 42 as Jim Owens scored 26 for Morris Plan.
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Holzman Costello Named Coaches for NBA All Star Game
New York Knicks coach Red Holzman and Milwaukee Bucks coach Larry Costello were officially named to lead the NBA All Star team for the January 12 game in San Diego.
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