Bucks ride A and O 70 point night to win over Celtics
Lew Alcindor scored 40 points and Oscar Robertson added 30 as the Milwaukee Bucks beat Boston 123 to 113 for a seventh straight win. Robertson had 10 assists in what coach Larry Costello called his best game for the club since joining from Cincinnati. Other NBA scores included Philadelphia over Baltimore 119-107, Los Angeles over Detroit 117-115, Buffalo over Atlanta 134-118, Phoenix over Portland 114-100, and San Diego over Cincinnati 127-120.
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Fat Lip Award for Greg Hammond at Pirates game
Greg Hammond son of Mr and Mrs James Hammond of North Center street holds a baseball autographed by Pirates after being struck in the mouth by a ball hit by Donn Clendennon at Three Rivers Stadium The Pirates sent the ball and a letter of apology Greg and other Little League players were at the Pirates Mets game seeking autographs Police chased the kids away from the players.
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Rhodes to be axed as Colonels coach after dispute
ABA reports say Kentucky Colonels coach Gene Rhodes will be officially dismissed after a clash with GM Mike Storen despite a 10-5 start. Rhodes skipped the postgame room after a 128-123 win over Virginia Squires. Frank Ramsey expected as replacement. Carolina beat New York Nets 106-102 in another Wednesday game.
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Georgia Techs First Black Quarterback Draws Cheers and Jeers
Eddie McAshan, Georgia Tech’s first black gridder, bursts onto the scene as quarterback guiding an almost all white team to three straight wins. He faces booing after a Tennessee loss but earns AP Southeastern Back of the Week honors after a strong debut. He has 1,001 passing yards, 8 TDs, 97 completions in 192 attempts, plus 46 rushing yards, with 17 interceptions. he stresses personal stance on Vietnam and social issues while noting no major racial friction at Tech.
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NFL Probes Stay Shrouded In Secret Subpoenas See Light
Federal grand jury actions touch 28 NFL clubs amid a quiet inquiry. Spokesmen decline details as subpoenas surface for teams including the Jets Giants Packers and Chiefs. Former Browns star Walter Beach linked to the probe while Browns officials face testifying on Nov 17.
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World Cup Golf Open Hit By Rain Strike Weather
Rain wind and a 36 hour general strike disrupted the World Cup Golf opening in Buenos Aires as 43 national teams faced rough greens at the Jockey Club Course. Lee Trevino led pro am with 69 while Brian Hugget and Takaaki Ono starred for Japan ahead of Canada and Argentina’s early tee offs.
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Pro Bowl to adopt new format with merged conferences
The 21st annual Pro Bowl will be played in Los Angeles on Jan 24 with a new format merging NFL and AFL conferences for the first time since the leagues merged. Losers’ coaches will direct the teams, winners advance to the Super Bowl, and prize money is set at 2000 to the winning group and 1500 to the losers. Forty players per conference will be selected, with two points for first place and one for second in voting. The game is nationally televised with a 125 mile blackout. In a separate note, Oscar Bonavena vows to KO Muhammad Ali in their Dec 7 New York bout after predicting Ali’s guard will drop.
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Final Football Film Shown At Corry Area High School
Beavers head coach Jerry Rushin announced the final football film of the season will air at Corry Area High School tonight. The Meadville game film that clinched the Section Two championship will be shown in the school cafeteria at 8 45 pm with refreshments afterward. Public attendance is invited.
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