Steelers Like Old Cleveland Browns
The Browns of the era valued a strong running attack, veteran QB leadership, and a stout defense. Pittsburgh, led by coach Chuck Noll, faces Cleveland as a must-win with a division title on the line. the Steelers boast a high-powered offense and top-ranked defense, while Cleveland leans on its passing attack and stubborn defense in a rivalry primed for a pivotal game.
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Meadville Bulldogs face lean 1972-73 season with no lettermen
Meadville head coach Jack Christy returns to the hardwood with zero lettermen from last year. The 1972-73 squad relies on height and depth, led by Garry Donahue at 6-4 and 195 pounds, with nine seniors and one junior making up the varsity as Meadville aims for another Section 2 title and district playoffs.
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Meadville Bulldogs Eye Conference Title Race
Meadville faces strong pre league schedule with matches against Schenley Pittsburgh Laurel Highlands Uniontown and Allentown Durieff. Coach Christy relies on Hershelman Saggio and O Laughlin to lead a defense that plays man to man and offense built on Pick and Screen as they chase the conference crown. Team schedule listed includes December 1 New Castle and December 27-28 Meadville Elks Tournament plus January through February games against Erie region rivals.
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Roberts Returns After Injury from Knee Surgery
Boston Bruins forward Doug Roberts returns to play after knee surgery. He will join the Bruins top minor league affiliate, the Boston Braves of the American Hockey League, for a two week stint to regain condition. He is set to play tonight in Nova Scotia for the AHL squad.
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USC Rose Bowl Hopes On Line In Game With UCLA
Undefeated USC, ranked No.1, faces 14th-ranked UCLA with Rose Bowl fate on the line. If USC wins, it could meet Michigan, Ohio State, Purdue or Michigan State in the Rose Bowl. bowl pairings expected but not official. Alabama, Nebraska, Oklahoma, LSU and Auburn also feature in major bowls with key matchups.
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Earl Monroe Leads Knicks Past Rockets With Season High
Earl The Pearl Monroe scored a season high 24 points and handed out four assists as the New York Knicks defeated the Houston Rockets 119 to 100. Monroe added seven rebounds and showcased slick passing in 31 minutes, despite his comment that he hadn’t yet reached his full potential.
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Sonics Fined Ten Thousand And Forfeit Draft Pick
The NBA fined Seattle 10,000 and awarded their 1973 first round pick to Philadelphia for signing John Brisker. Commissioner Walter Kennedy cited fair play violations in the Brisker case, noting prior Haywood penalties. The ruling follows earlier actions, with Seattle keeping Brisker but dropping lawsuits and paying large fines.
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Garrett Suspended For Missing Practice
The New England Patriots suspended their top ground gainer Carl Garrett for the last five weeks of the season. General Manager Upton Bell approved by interim Coach Phil Bengtson sanctioned the penalty after Garrett missed a practice before Sunday'sBuffalo Bills game.
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