Saturday NBA scoreboard pairings and matchups
The slate lists games: Pittsburgh led by Ellis 17-6 at Cincinnati with Simpson 3.5, San Francisco Perry 13-9 at Montreal Renko 12-12, night. Los Angeles Alexander 4-4 at Philadelphia Fryman 8-4, night. Houston Billingham 5-12 at Chicago Hands 10-14, night. St. Louis Carlton 16-6 at Atlanta Stone 5-4, night. San Diego Roberts 11-12 at New York Seaver 13-8, night.
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Pittsburgh
Ellis
Cincinnati
Simpson
San Francisco
Perry
Montreal
Renko
Los Angeles
Alexander
Philadelphia
Fryman
Houston
Billingham
Chicago
Hands
St. Louis
Carlton
Atlanta
Stone
San Diego
Roberts
New York
Seaver
Petoe
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City
Lao Cu
California
Milwaukee
Thompson
Hedlund
John
Lamb
Kaat
McNally
Orr Agrees but Delays Signing Bruins Pact
Boston Bruins star defender Bobby Orr has agreed to a five year contract with the team but has not signed yet. His adviser Alan Eagleson said a press conference in Boston on August 26 was planned, though wage-freeze policy may postpone it. Orr reportedly sought about 200000 dollars a year. He received Canada's Lou Marsh Trophy for 1970 athletes.
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Toronto
Bobby Orr
Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Alan Eagleson
Eagleson
Boston
Bobby
Nixon
Orr
Bruins
Lou Marsh
Canada
Ellen Tittel Breaks Mile World Record in Sittard Meet
Ellen Tittel of West Germany set a new women's mile world record at the international track meet in Sittard Netherlands with a time of 4 minutes 35.4 seconds on Friday night.
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Sittard
Netherlands
Ellen Tittel
West Germany
Ali Says No To Vietnam Bout In Caracas Exhibition
Muhammad Ali in Caracas for an eight round exhibition said no to a Vietnam exhibition fight. He declined to pick a winner for the light heavyweight title bout between Vicente Paul Rondon and Eddie Jones. Trainer Angelo Dundee said Ali will have about three fights before a rematch with Joe Frazier next year.
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Muhammad Ali
Vietnam
World Boxing Association
Vicente Paul Rondon
Venezuela
Eddie ‘‘Bossman
Jones
Los Angeles
Ali
Cassius Clay
Angelo Dundee
Muhammad
Joe Frazier
Frazier
Auburn Tigers Eye SEC Crown as Sullivan Beasley Lead
Auburn will report on Wednesday with 32 lettermen among 90 players. Pat Sullivan at quarterback and Terry Beasley at split end return to fuel hopes of an SEC title, while the defense and rebuilt line seek early form under Ralph Jordan in fall practice.
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Auburn
Ralph Jordan
SEC
Tigers
Pat Sullivan
Terry Beasley
Jordan
Tommy Yearout
Yearout
Hill Leads Philadelphia Classic After Second Round
Dave Hill fired a second straight 68 to seize the 36 hole lead at the Philadelphia Golf Classic with an eight under total of 136 at Whitemarsh Valley. Mike Hill dropped to 138 after a 73, while Bob Rosburg and Bob Murphy stood two back at 137. Nicklaus struggled to 139, three behind the leader, with 146 needed to make the cut for weekend play.
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Philadelphia
Whitemarsh — E'S Club
Dave Hill
Bob Murphy
Bob Rosburg
Tom Weiskop
Mike Hill
G Knudson
Jack Nicklaus
Don Bies
Dale Douglass
Hubert Green
Bert Yancey
Billy Casper
Jim Jamieso
Jim Wiechers
Homero Blancas
Riders
Mason Rudolph J.C. Sneed
Jim Colbert One
Art Wall
Bob Gould
Charles Sifford
Phil Rodgers
Steve Mein
Richard Crawford
Bert Weaver
John Schree
Lee Elder
Jim Lynch
George Johnson
Kermit Zarley
Dick Lotz
Terry Wilcox
Dewitt Weaver
Jerry Heard
Bob Lewis
Rik Massengale
Wynn
Rod Curl
Mike
Hill
PGA
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Dave
Tom Weiskopf
Mobile Miss in Amateur Finals
Laura Baugh and Beth Barry advanced to the 36 hole finals of the 71st U S Women's Amateur Championship in Atlanta. Baugh beat Laney Smith on the 21st hole after a back and forth match, while Barry defeated defending champion Martha Wilkinson 2 and 1.
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Atlanta Ga
Laura Baugh
Beth Barry
Mobile
Ala
U.S
Miss Baugh
Laney Smith
Buffalo
N.Y
Miss Barry
Martha Wilkinson
Anaheim
Calif
Miss Wilkinson
Brunett
University of South Alabama
Miss Smith
New York Dental
Long Beach
Jets and Giants ready for all-New York exhibition clash
At Yale Bowl in New Haven the Jets and Giants meet in an all-New York exhibition. Key players include Jets quarterback Al Woodall and back Matt Snell with Don Maynard listed. for the Giants Fran Tarkenton at quarterback and Ron Johnson and Tucker Frederickson returning to duty.
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New Haven
Rich Buzin
Charlie Harper
Joe Taffoni
Bailey
Jets
Gerry Philbin
Woodall
Giants
Oakland
Matt Snell
Don Maynard
Snell
Maynard
Detroit
Fran Tarkenton
Ron Johnson
Tucker Frederickson
Allison Continues Time Trials for Grand National Speed Duel
Allison and Farmer lead a field of top qualifiers for Saturday’s smaller sports sedans duel. Bill Dennis clocked 178.940 mph in a Mercury for second-fastest, with Walter Ballard 175.381 in a Ford and Dub Simpson 175.269 in a Chevrolet. Other top qualifiers include Wayne Andrews 169.853 in a Mustang, Gary Myers 167.685 in a Mustang, Buck Baker 165.437 in a Pontiac Firebird, and Harry Gailey 165.644 in a Mustang. David Pearson’s hot new Pontiac remains held by technical inspection after its 189 mph test, delaying its Grand National lineup.
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Walter Ballard
Houston
Tex
Dub Simpson
Charlotte
Chevrolet
Allison
Farmer
Wayne Andrews
Siler City
N.C
Gary Myers
Huntsville
Ala
Buck Baker
Bryant Pleased After Practice
Alabama head coach Paul Bryant praised the first padded practice. Johnny Musso delivered standout blocking while Terry Davis showed accurate passing and receivers caught well. Six players quit the program in early drills, marking a slow start to the week.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Paul ‘Bear’ Bryant
Johnny Musso
Bryant
Alabama
Terry Davis
Mother Max Builds Lead In Diving at AAU Meet
Air Force Capt Micki King known as Mother Max led 10 meter qualifying with 225 points while Jim Henry led men 3 meter at the outdoor National AAU Diving Championships in Houston. King leads over Janet Ely and Cynthia Potter as she eyes a possible 10 meter win and a Europe tour prize. Henry dueled Indiana teammate Mike Brown for the men 3 meter title.
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Houston
Air Force
Micki King
Max
Jim Henry
Miss King
Janet Ely
Ann Arbor
Mich
Cynthia Potter
Europe
Russia
Henry
Indiana University
Mike Brown
Azar Named Penn Offensive Line Coach
George Azar, a three letter MSU guard through 1962, takes the role as offensive line coach for the Penn football team.
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Philadelphia
George Azar
Michigan
Penn
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