9 Straight At Home for Buccaneers
The New Orleans Buccaneers won 109-105 over Denver to extend their home streak to nine and their overall ABA victory count to 11 of 12. Jimmy Jones led with 31 points, Spencer Haywood added 30 for Denver, and Larry Jones 26. Indiana beat Miami 123-114 as Roger Brown and Bob Netolicky scored 24 each.
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Bison Win Title Top Final Poll
North Dakota State finished as the nation's top small college in the final Associated Press poll with 255 points, nine wins, ahead of Montana State. The unbeaten Bison must face Montana in the Came lia Bowl on December 13 to prove the ranking, while Montana State held second with 219 points and one first place vote.
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Kansas Hicks Released After Fort Collins Arrest
Emery Hicks, star Kansas linebacker, was released without charge after police arrested him and two youths on narcotics violation grounds. The two companions, Larry Mallin and Gary Levine, 19 from Prairie Village Kansas, faced misdemeanor charges and remained in jail awaiting bond. Hicks said he was en route to California for Thanksgiving and met the others in Fort Collins after traveling from Nowata Oklahoma.
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Knicks Chase NBA Record in 18th Straight Win at Cleveland
The New York Knicks aim for an NBA record 18th consecutive victory as they face the Cincinnati Royals in Cleveland. They tied the all time 17 game streak with a 138 108 rout of the Atlanta Hawks behind 33 points from Walt Frazier and Willis Reed.
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Notre Dame loses three sophs for Cotton Bowl
Notre Dame will not use three hardship sophomores in its Cotton Bowl appearance. Defensive tackle Greg Marx, offensive guard John Dampeer, and fullback John Cieszkowski are barred by NCAA ruling. The Irish, 8-1-1, will face Texas or Arkansas on January 1 in South Bend.
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Navy eyeing air attack as ground game falters against Army
Navy coach Rick Forzano acknowledges the ground game is weak after a 1-8 season. He plans to rely on quarterback Mike MecNallen and passing, while focusing on stopping Army fullback Lynn Moore. Defense must improve to have a chance in Philadelphia.
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Patterson To Be Innkeeper In Stockholm
Former world heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson said he plans to become an innkeeper in Stockholm where he lives with his wife and two daughters. He has no plans for a ring comeback and rejected a potential match with Jimmy Ellis after an offer from Angelo Dundee.
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Owens Best Bet from Midlands By Lew Ferguson
Steve Owens named Midlands top all American football candidate by the AP regional board. Owens edged Oklahoma State tackle John Ward and Nebraska cornerback Dana Stephenson for the No 1 rating, with multiple Big Eight and Missouri Valley contenders noted in the final season rankings.
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Bob Anderson
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Carleton flag question sparks reader letter and coach talk
A Cedar Rapids reader criticizes Carleton College for not displaying a flag or playing the national anthem at a CarletonSt Olaf football game. Carleton replies that a flagpole once existed but was removed during the Korean War, and flags are displayed with conference banners now. Wisconsin football rumors swirl about coach John Coatta’s future amid a 3-7 season and speculation of Zeke Bratkowski as successor.
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Want ad combo promises ease and value
An advertising insert touts an easy to use and hard to beat want ad combination. It lists the contact number 369-1234 for customers seeking this service.
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