Lakers Lose to Pistons as West Out Hurt
The Los Angeles Lakers fall 106 98 to Detroit with West Hairston Erickson sidelined. Detroit’s Bob Lanier scores 25, Rowe Mengelt and Adams spark late run to seal win. Boston distance for top record remains. Gail Goodrich leads L A with 29.
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Don Adams
Rowe
David Bing
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Gail Goodrich
College Basketball Results From Various Matches
Virginia defeated Pittsburgh 79 to 66 while St. Joseph's Pa. beat St. John’s N Y 76 to 65 North Carolina State topped Duke 74 American University 88 La Salle 79 Miami Ohio 102 over North Carolina 92 Maryland 81 Duquesne 71 Jacksonville 101 over South Alabama 56 Georgetown 77 over Fordham 71 Cincinnati 78 over Xavier Ohio 68 St Illinois 81 over Illinois State 71 Washburn 83 over Nebraska Omaha 76 OT Detroit 69 over Chicago Loyola 48 Tennessee State 74 over Eastern Illinois 72 St Louis 118 over Drake 70 Coffeyville 77 over Johnson County Highland 78 Kansas City Kan
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Wednesday NBA and ABA Results Summary
Professional Wednesday saw NBA scores with Phoenix 107 over Baltimore 98, Detroit 106 over Los Angeles 98, and Houston 139 over Seattle 107. In the ABA Kentucky 125 defeated Memphis 109 while Denver 110 beat San Diego 109.
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Exhibition Games Disrupted As MLB Talks Continue
Negotiations resumed today between owners and the Major League Players Association but spring training exhibitions were already canceled. Pirates scrapped a Mexico City trip, and Mets Red Sox and Tigers Twins exhibition games were dropped. The 10 day no play rule pushes potential games to March 5 at earliest.
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Nicaragua
Leaders Unchanged In Prep Cage Poll
The Topeka Trojans remain No 1 in class 5A with a 15-1 run and key Kansas teams keep top spots across 4A 3A and 2A. Colby St John McCracken lead their classes with dominant records as consensus ratings stay steady from Topeka Daily Capital Wichita Eagle and Hutchinson News.
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Wright Holds No 1 Jaco Cage Ranking
Wright College of Chicago finished the regular season with an 86 78 victory over Kennedy King College and retained first place in the National Junior College Athletic Association poll. Gulf Coast Community College ranked second, with Vincennes Junior College third and Copiah Lincoln Junior College fourth.
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OSU Coach Steps Down
Oklahoma State University head football coach Sam Aubrey resigned effective at season's end in Stillwater Oklahoma.
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Miami Upsets Tar Heels in 102 92 Shock
Miami of Ohio, unranked, shot 57 percent to defeat North Carolina 102 92 at Chapel Hill. Rich Hampton 25, Phil Lumpkin 24, Dave Elmer 22 for Miami as UNC stars George Karl 24 and Bobby Jones 21 led late comeback bids.
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Rich Hampton
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Redskins
Pepperdine Ace Sets Scoring Pace
Pepperdine star William Averitt known as The Bird posts 40 and 56 point games lifting his season average to 34.1. The page notes rival Raymond Lewis and others near the scoring crown and lists leaders in field goal and free throw percentages along with team offense and defense standings.
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Bird) Averitt
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Los Angeles State
2A District Pairings Set for Humboldt Basketball Tournament
Humboldt announces Class 2A district pairings for March 1-2 with four teams. Altoona Midway faces Yates Center in first round at 7 p.m., Humboldt meets Neodesha at 8:30 p.m., finalists advance to regional at Chanute March 6-10.
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Bowling Scores In Three Leagues
Sundowners League lists team tallies with Rideau 62 30 Foodtown 57 35 Olsons 55 37 Barney's Insurance 50 42 Galemore 50 42 Bank of Commerce 29 63 H. K. Porter 29 63 Ind Hi 10 Doris Dettweiler 232 Hi 30 Stella Browning 583. Industrial League shows Nu Wa Campers 9 Self Service 16 12 Kustom Electronics 199 Chanute Motors 14 14 Caldwell Floor Covering 12 16 Donovan Const 12 16 Ellis Dodge 9 19 Al Pressley 237 Hi 30 577. City League records General Novelty 208 Chanute Motors 1414 Caldwell Floor Covering 1216 Donovan Const 1216 Ellis Dodge 9 19 Al Pressley 237 Hi 30 577.
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City plan panel seeks raze of Municipal Stadium site
Kansas City plan commission proposes tearing down Municipal Stadium once home to the Chiefs and Royals to clear land for a new housing town. The area between 18th and 27th streets and Brooklyn Avenue and the Paseo would be redeveloped after the Truman Sports Complex opened and the teams moved to newer facilities.
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Kansas Lands Star Recruit Dick Ray From SEK
Dick Ray signed a Big Eight football letter of intent with Kansas University after weeks of college recruiting. The 6-7, 220 pound standout from Chanute High School earned All-Southeast Kansas League and All-State honors and plans to study biological science while praising KU’s academics, football program, and facilities. Jayhawks coach Dick Foster backs Ray’s versatility as a lineman potential.
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Greenfield Tops Miller in Class A Regional Clash
Greenfield, the favored team, overcame Miller stalling in the regional playoff to win 13-7. A fourth quarter scoring spree widened the margin after Greenfield held a 6-1 lead through three periods.
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OTTERBEIN METHODIST FALLS TO ST PATRICK S IN CLOSE BASKETBALL
In a weekly church league game Otterbein Methodist loses 66 to 79 to St Patrick s. L Delatorre R DelaTorre Reyes Gates Kelly Boaz Ortiz lead St Patrick s with double figure tallies. Abbott 31 totals show Otterbein Methodist scoring spread among Kimble Carlson Crownover Everly and Madill.
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