College Cage Scores From East to West Across Nation
College basketball results feature Penn State over Kent State 62 to 53 and Long Island University defeating Western Michigan in overtime. Austin Peay edges Virginia Commonwealth in double overtime as Morgan State beats C.W. Post.
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Pro Cage Results and ABA East standings summary
Pro Cage Results report key scores from Saturdays and Sundays games including Boston 124 over Portland 120 in overtime and Detroit at New York Cleveland at Atlanta Houston at Capital Golden State at Chicago Buffalo versus Kansas City Omaha at Kansas City Milwaukee at Phoenix Philadelphia at Portland plus Capital versus Buffalo at Toronto Houston at Cleveland Boston at Seattle and Golden State versus Kansas City. ABA East Division leaders Carolina New York Kentucky Virginia Memphis Utah Indiana San Antonio Denver San Diego with recent Friday results showing New York 115 Virginia 100 and San Diego 140 Carolina 130. Baltimore Orioles retiree Andy Etchebarren announces he will quit baseball for private business amid trade disputes with the club.
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Tangerine Bowl Set Tonight
Miami of Ohio ranked seventeenth faces Florida in the Tangerine Bowl in Gainesville Florida at 8 p.m. The game is a toss up with defense likely deciding the outcome. Miami’s Mike Mones and Brad Cousino duel Gators Ricky Browne and Ralph Ortega as Florida’s stingy unit seeks another strong showing after a 43-0 win over Florida State.
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Captain Returns Leads Cavaliers Over Seattle
Lenny Wilkens returned to the Cavaliers lineup after seven missed games and steered Cleveland to a 101-96 win over Seattle. Austin Carr scored 30 as Cleveland built an 11 point second period lead, with Bill Fitch praising the captain's spark. Other NBA results include Buffalo over New York 117-115 and Detroit over Golden State 107-104.
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Misfortune Hits Spurs On Trip
The Spurs endured a rough road trip with a postponed game over missing uniforms and a half hour travel delay before an 84-81 loss to the Pacers in Indianapolis. Other NBA results include Nets over Squires 115-100 and Knicks over Cavaliers 117-115. Tulane names Roy Bartlett coach. Earl Monroe to return for Knicks.
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Glance At Bowls Preview List Of New Year Games
A long list of college bowl games with dates locations and teams is summarized. Miami Ohio faces Florida in the Tangerine Bowl on December 25 at Gainesville while Maryland meets Georgia in the Peach Bowl on December 28 in Atlanta. Other bowls include Sugar in New Orleans Notre Dame vs Alabama and Rose in Pasadena Ohio State vs USC. The article also notes Minnesota North Stars attendance trends and Bryant named Coach of the Year.
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Teacher Versus Pupil in Bengals Dolphins Playoff Clash
In the NFL opening weekend of the playoffs Cincinnati Bengals led by Paul Brown meet Miami Dolphins led by Don Shula with a shot at the AFC title and a step toward the Super Bowl. Miami owns a 12-2 mark and 26 of 28 wins, while Cincinnati is 10-4. Key QB matchups feature Ken Anderson versus Bob Griese and star runners Essex Johnson Boobie Clark for Cincinnati against Larry Csonka Mercury Morris for Miami. Dallas Rams and Pittsburgh OaklandWashington Minnesota also play in the opening round.
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Too Many On Ice Costly For Flames
Too many men on the ice cost the Atlanta Flames in a 2-1 NHL loss to St. Louis. A bench penalty at 3:49 remained decisive as Garry Unger scored, with assists from Glen Sather and Larry Giroux, after which St Louis held on for the win. Additional WHA results include the Minnesota Fighting Saints edging the Los Angeles Sharks 4-3, the Toronto Toros defeating the Houston Aeros 3-1, the Edmonton Oilers beating the Vancouver Blazers 4-1 to lead the West, and the Jersey Knights routing the Chicago Cougars 5-1. Edmonton’s Lunde, McKenzie, Hamilton and Harrison tallied. Morrison and Walton provided key Minnesota goals. Toros’ Carleton and Simpson helped Toronto move toward a top East Division spot, while Jersey pulled ahead of Chicago in the East with night’s results.
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Padres Back In San Diego Amid Move Blockade
National League President Feeney ruled that the San Diego Padres must stay in San Diego for now. A Washington relocation plan failed to meet transfer provisions, leaving open the possibility the league may operate the team there in 1974. Padres president Bavasi stated they return to where they were a month ago as San Diego ownership disputes persist. San Diego filed a $12 million breach of contract suit over the move with the city holding a 20 year stadium lease.
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