Knicks Rally Past Blazers 111 95 in Portland
Willis Reed and Walt Frazier sparked a second half surge as the New York Knicks defeated the Portland Trail Blazers 111 to 95. Bradley led New York with 24 points while Sidney Wicks had 21 points and 11 rebounds for Portland. DeBusschere disrupted Portland’s offense with 12 forced turnovers after intermission.
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Stars Pulse Past Cougars In ABA Leaders Clash
Utah Stars defeated the Carolina Cougars 124 to 112 in Raleigh to remain Western Division leaders at 10-5 while Carolina drops to 9-5. Key scorers included Glenn Combs with 24, Willie Wise 23, Ron Boone 23, Jimmy Jones 22, and Billy Cunningham pouring in 29 for the Cougars. The game saw Utah lead by 15 in the second period and hold a 64-53 halftime edge, then pull away late as Utah closed with an eight-point run.
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Sonny Blakeslee Tops City Bowling With 235
Sonny Blakeslee rolled 235 to lead last night in the Spartansburg Mens League. Marie Mitchell led women with 187 and 521, while other high scores included Henayburg in the Men’s League.
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State Hunting Licenses Fall After Fee Increase
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania hunting license sales dropped by about 45 000 in 171 72 marking the first decline since 1963. Most loss, about 39 000, stemmed from autostate hunter licenses as fees rose from 25.35 to 40.35 dollars. Resident licenses fell by 6 000 to 1.1 million, with total licenses sold at 1 137.4 thousand.
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U S Olympic Panel Seeks New Image Amid Unrest
The US Olympic Committee seeks a public relations firm to restore its image after Munich troubles. President nominee Philip Krumm and first vice president Robert Kane urged reforms as NCAA members resigned amid calls for inquiry.
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Yes Means No The Colorado Olympics Vote Confusion
Denver AP reports a paradoxical ballot measure on banning state spending for the 1976 Winter Games. Voters face confusing wording with a yes or no that flips meaning, driving predictions of record turnout as officials expect up to 980000 of 1200000 registered voters to cast ballots on the funding ban and related powers.
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College Offers Football Course in Provo Utah
Utah Technical College announces a one night a week accredited course on understanding football. It costs 13 dollars for one hour of credit and covers offensive plays defensive methods and game strategy with instruction led by Karl Tucker a BYU golf coach and Big Sky official in Denver.
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Bowler Scores 885 In Williamsport Three-Game Set
John Wilcox, 26, a business machines salesman and Tri-State team member, rolled 287 298 and 300 at YMCA Lanes in Williamsport. His 885 total fell 15 pins shy of a perfect 900, the second time he has bowled a perfect game, with a 200-plus season average.
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Journal Plans Sports Previews Section Basketball Series
The Journal announces upcoming preseason outlooks for scholastic winter sports in Section Two. Lou Hanna previews nine basketball teams starting Thursday, with wrestling and swimming previews by Dan McEldowney to follow in late November and early December respectively.
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Unitas Angry With New Role After Colts Win
FOXBORO, Mass. AP Johnny Unitas discarded his No 19 as he laments his love for the Colts is over saying there is nothing he can do and it was their decision not to play him anymore After Baltimore ended a four game drought by beating the Patriots 24 17 on Monday night Marty Domres takes the new starter role and tries to find his rhythm while the Colts navigate a changing franchise leadership led by GM Joe Thomas
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Colts bench Unitas as Damies era begins with win
New coach John Sandusky, in his first victory, benched aging quarterback Unitas and began a two year old era with Domies at running back. Baltimore led New England 7-3 before a controversial call, a bottle thrown by a fan, and a late nine yard field goal by Jim O'Brien sealed a 9-3 win as the Colts improved to 2-6 while Sandusky remains 1-2.
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Steelers Storm Bengals to Top Central Division
Pittsburgh drew a rare division lead after a 40-17 win over Cincinnati. QB Terry Bradshaw threw three touchdowns as Frank Lewis caught twice and Branco Harris rushed for 101 yards. Coach Chuck Noll warned against overconfidence despite the early success.
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Pirates May Seek Phillies Star Carlton Pitcher Trade Talk
Clemente says Pirates pursue Steve Carlton from the Phillies, with Philadelphia open to trading him for three or four high quality regulars. The Cy Young winner reportedly could move as Pittsburgh explores a deal to bolster its pitching staff.
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