Bucks Stay Ahead With Fast Breaks In Nba Win
Milwaukee, led by Kareem Abdul Jabbar with 17 rebounds, beat Golden State 124 to 91 to remain atop the Midwest Division. Abdul Jabbar and Dandridge each scored 19, while Bob Dandridge and Oscar Robertson added 17. Other scores: Boston over Cleveland 96-87, Buffalo over New York 91-89, Atlanta 134-115 over Baltimore, Los Angeles 119-100 over Seattle, Detroit over KC Omaha 113-400, Houston 114-108 over Portland.
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Sparta Slips in Linesville Comeback for 70 62 Loss
The Sparta Spartans drop to 4 straight with a 70 62 defeat at Linesville after leading three quarters. Dennis Eastman tops Sparta with 18 points, Tim Stockton 14, Kurt Kolaja 10 as Linesville’s Cormer leads with 12. Next, Sparta heads to Saegertown for a rematch, seeking revenge for an earlier loss.
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Clymer Wins Second Game Tops Panama on Panthers’ court
Clymer Central School Pirates won their second game of the 1972-73 season, beating Panama 76 to 43 on Panama’s court. Curt led with 16 points, joined by Brent Deuink and Dave Gronostar with 12 each, as 10 Pirates scored. Randy Eggleston led Panama with 11 points. The Pirates built a 20-10 first-quarter lead, widened it to 44-22 at halftime, and kept expanding in the second half. They host Eisenhower next, a team they beat in the opener.
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Barb Peterson Tops Friday Night Bowling Scores
Barb Peterson rolled a 188 for the high single in the Ladies Friday Night League. Other top scores included Barb Holton 187 for McCray Aluminum and teams Murphy's Plaza 35 17, Bowl Aire at 1B, and Tinko Construction 35 21, with Corry Chrysler 36 20 and 45 21 also listed.
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Beavers Rally Past Jamestown In Tight Opener
Corry built a 21-19 edge late as Jamestown forced two pins. Brad Sickler 185 and Dan Waice secured fall for Corry, giving Coach Bob Lindsey his first win. Crowell earned a decision for a 31-21 team finish as Corry overcame a tough Raider rally.
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Forfeits Hurt As JV Matmen Lose Opener
Corry Jayvees opened CAHL action with a 29-25 loss to Jamestown as forfeit in unlimited swung the meet. Grace pinned Dale Seth in 1st, Chase pinned Herman Moreales in 2nd, and other results included Fralick over Reed 3-2 and Hentzleman pinning Daniels in 2nd period.
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Bianchi rants after Squires 126 124 loss at Nets arena
Virginia Squires coach Al Bianchi blasts officiating after a 126-124 defeat at New York Nets that drops his team from a second place tie and top Kentucky in the ABA Eastern Division. Julius Erving scores 41 for Virginia. John Roche leads Nets with 36. Carter seals the win with nine seconds left. Other scores: Carolina 107 Denver 104. Kentucky 121 Indiana 114. Utah 128 San Diego 95. Memphis 109 Dallas 108.
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