Pitt at Notre Dame Football Preview 1974
Notre Dame hosts Pitt at Notre Dame Stadium with an estimated 59 075 fans. Pitt stands 7 2 after beating West Virginia and Temple while Notre Dame is 7 1 coming off wins over Georgia Tech Northwestern Michigan State Rice Army Miami Navy and a loss to Purdue. The series shows Notre Dame leading 27 11 1 and Pitt has lost 10 straight to the Irish. Predictions favor Notre Dame 27 14 or 27 16.
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Lanier's 40 points lift Pistons over Bucks 98 91
Bob Lanier scored 40 with 24 rebounds as the Detroit Pistons defeated the Milwaukee Bucks 98 91 ending Milwaukee's three game skid without Kareem Abdul Jabbar. J D Davis provided key minutes and Dave Bing added 20 for Detroit, while George Thompson and Bob Dandridge led Milwaukee. Other NBA results included Washington over Kansas City Omaha 118 81 and Seattle 108 103 over Los Angeles.
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ABA NBA Results Highlight Uneven Wednesday Scores
ABA results show Kentucky 132 over New York 129 in double overtime, Louis 97 over Memphis 92, Utah 114 over Indiana 108, and Denver 132 over San Diego 108. NBA games include New York at Memphis and Kentucky at San Antonio with several Friday and tomorrow matchups listed among teams such as Virginia Hampton Virginia and Chicago Houston.
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Bailey Scores 252 In City Bowling League Hi-Lite
Ross Bailey toppled the pins with a 252, topping an Associated Spring Bowling League. Doug DeShazer hit 247 in Cutting for second, while Rick Minnick reached 241. Dan Bemis led with a 612 series as the best set of the night among a slate of strong scores including 226 and 224 by others. Dot Katora posted top women’s figures with 207 and 194 for a 536 series amid a list of notable female performances.
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French Connection Power Pushes Sabres Past Canadiens
Buffalo’s French Connection line Robert Perreault and Martin combined for 10 points with four goals as the Sabres beat Montreal 8-6 on the road. Richard of Montreal broke his left ankle and will miss at least six weeks. Lapointe scored three for the Canadiens.
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Amato Denies Meadville Head Coach Interest
Reynolds High School football coach Frank Amato says he is not interested in the Meadville head coaching job. The Meadville Tribune notes he stated he is happy at Reynolds, following Reynolds' Western Division Northwest Football Conference title and an upset of Greenville.
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Pitt Extends Pact For Johnny Majors
PITTSBURGH AP Johnny Majors, who has piled up a 137-1 record in less than two seasons at the University of Pittsburgh, will be around for at least five more years as Pitt's football coach. Majors had his old contract torn up Tuesday and replaced with a new five-year pact.
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Corry Pistol Team Splits With Warren In Local Meet
After two losses last week the Corry pistol squad split with Warren last night. In 22 caliber Corry won 1377 to 1345 while center-fire fell 1244 to 1222. Sonny Turben led 22 with 264 and added 229 in CF. Jim Brisbie posted 280-279 for CF honors with Paul Pirozzola 278-256 and Kirt Lindberg 269-232. Norm McElroy and Brad Lindberg also contributed. Chico Maki retires from Chicago Black Hawks after 13 pro seasons.
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