Benson Shines as Indiana Rout Michigan State in Big Ten Clash
Indiana center Kent Benson led the Hoosiers with a career high 38 points to lift undefeated Indiana to a 65-70 win over Michigan State. Benson, a team leader and Fellowship of Christian Athletes president, dominated inside with a crucial late tap-in and steady improvement. Rutgers, Tennessee, Notre Dame, Alabama, Michigan, and North Texas State also notched wins in top twenty action.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Kent
Knight
Michigan
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Benson
Big Ten
Michigan State
Ortal
Terry Furlow
Mi State
Iine State
Rutgers
Delaware
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Notre Dame
St. Bonaventure
Alabama
Florida
Ohio State
North Texas State
Memphis State
Ohio Bate
Wolverines
Bill Cook
Texas
Bill Blakeley
Memphis
Stott Grabs Grand National Pole After Qualifying Drama
Ramo Stott clinched the NASCAR Grand National pole for the 350000 race as nearly two dozen drivers improved or disrupted speeds during Sunday trials. Bruce Hill led at 181.068 mph while Foyt, Yarborough, Baker, Hobbs, and Waltrip posted top times over 180 mph. Jack Ingram took the Late Model pole with 191.951 mph.
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Ramo Stott
Bruce Hill
Foyt
Marcis
Waltrip
Benny Parsons
Stott
Cale Yarborough
Buddy Baker
Thompson Learns And Nuggets Win
The Denver Nuggets defeated the New York Nets 138-119 as David Thompson exploded for 30 points in 27 minutes, adding seven rebounds and four assists. Thompson, a college star, said the game showed his potential as an ABA Rookie of the Year frontrunner. Dan Issel added 25 points and 16 rebounds for Denver, which outscored the Nets 26-21 in the final period.
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Associated Press
David Thompson
Denver Nuggets
North Carolina State
American Basketball Association
Denver
New York Nets
Nets
Thompson
Spirits of St. Louis
Virginia Squires
Dan Issel
Bobby Jones
Ralph Simpson
New York
M. L. Carr
St Louis
Virginia
Marvin Barnes
St. Louis
Mack Calvin
Commercialism Haunts Olympic Winter Games In Innsbruck
IOC president Lord Killanin warns against athletes being exploited by advertising while noting a rise in costs funded by commercial help. Volvo and Mercedes provide transport, Olivetti supplies press typewriters, and Ovallina chocolate is handed out. He stresses protecting Olympic symbols and allowing some publicity for sponsors.
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Innsbruck
Lord Killanin
International Olympic Committee
IOC
Nillanin
Trish Peer
Avery Brundage
Volvo
Mercedes
Olivetti
Kilanin
Grenoble
Killanin
TOC
Olympic Village
Oakview Basketball Scores and Names From Local Meet
Oakview teams faced Saint and Knights in a dense score list with players and rivals. The uneven OCR notes include Cougars Saints Knights and varied figures such as 74 for Saint, 24 for PF, and 20 for Knights with scattered names like Coupar, Racers, Barter Shop, and Garey.
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Saints
Canwirn Ovt
Sun
Roddins PF
Knights
Ders
Coupar
Aurore
Oakview Oil
Baskin Robbing
Sainte
Racers
Oakview
Cam Vie Co
Alamo Barter Shop
Garey's
Beben
Adaiit
Barber Rim
Gerry
Thomas Ous
Holtz Emerges as Jets Coaching Candidate Amid Four Names
Jets narrow head coaching choices to four: Holtz, Johnny Majors, Daryl Rodgers, and Marv Levy. Majors says he met Jets GM Al Ward ten days ago but dismisses the talks as not serious and not pursued.
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William & Mary
North Carolina State
Jets
Holtz
Johnny Majors
Pittsburgh
Daryl Rodgers
San Jose State
Marv Levy
Montreal Alouettes
Fittsbucek
Majors
al Ward
Rockets Beat Kings 105 86 Behind Riley Spark
Rockets coach John Egan praised Ron Riley for injecting energy off the bench as Houston defeated Kansas City 105 to 86 on Monday night. Riley produced nine points eight rebounds and three assists in 23 minutes, sparking a late surge while Kansas City rested Nate Archibald and Matt Guokas ill.
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Houston
Houston Rockets
John Egan
Ron Riley
Kansas City Kings
Phil Johnson
National Basketball Association
Rockets
Kings
Riley
Egan
Meetings Continue In Baseball Dispute
Negotiations resume between major league baseball and the Players Association as owners weigh appealing the Kansas City ruling upholding free agent status for pitchers Andy Messersmith and Dave McNally. Officials say spring training and the season depend on negotiations, with reports on the Giants sale and possible expansion shaping the next moves.
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New York
Major League Baseball
Players Association
Kansas City
Andy Messersmith
Dave McNally
Ed Fitzgerald
Milwaukee Brewers
Fitzgerald
Bowie Kuhn
John Gaherin
San Francisco
Giants
Toronto
Chub Feeney
John Benson
Feeney
Lee MacPhail
Seattle
Rookie honor goes to Fulton for Cavaliers
Virginia freshman Otis Fulton of Richmond earned ACC rookie of the week honors after solid showings in two close losses. He had eight points and eight rebounds against Maryland and 10 points with 12 boards versus Wake Forest, playing nearly full games.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Otis Fulton
Atlantic Coast Conference
Fulton
Richmond
Cavaliers
Maryland
Wake Forest
Atlantic Coast Sports Writers Association
Skip Brown
ACC
College Scores Snapshot Busy Week Across Leagues
Vermont 4 Norwich Alcorno Missacopi Valley Catawba 74 Gardner Webb 05 Coppin 79 Delawarn 3¢ 63 Kentucky 34 Marshall 78 Fatroxiat St 96 Bluefield St Georgia 86 Kentucky £ 1 Louisiana Tech 95 Ark St 47 Mississippi St 75 Auburn 74 Tennessee 73 Vanderbilt Tennessee St $7 Knoxville 8 Tulane 84 Samford 77 Virginia 91 Hofstra MIDWEST Air Force 06 Valparaiso 43 Dayton 93 Western Kentucky 2 Detroit 93 Buffalo 70 Wisconsin 69 Indiana St 69 Murray St 68 Indiana 8 Michigan St 70 Michigan 90 Ohio St 66 Notre Dame 95 St Bonaventure 80 Oklahoma City 85 Denver 89 Oral Roberts 72 St Louis 62 Purdue 86 Northwestern 58 Wichita St 79 Chicago Loyola SOUTHWEST Texas 93 Texas A&M 12 FAR WEST Arizona Western 97 Westminster Wah 76 Long Beach St 67 Hawaii 60 Orc
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Gardner Webb
Coppin
Delawarn
Kentucky
Marshall
Bluefield St
Midwest Air Force
Valparaiso
Dayton
Detroit
Buffalo
Wisconsin
Indiana St
Murray
Indiama
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Ohio
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Oklahoma City
Denver
Oral Roberts
St. Louis
Purdue
Northwestern
Wichita St
Chicago
Loyola
Banned Cold Drug No Aid in Olympic Case
Russia’s Galina Kulakova was stripped of bronze after testing positive for Ephedrine. URI professor Dr. Ronald Moleski notes the drug appears in many cold remedies and offers no performance advantage, suggesting it is common and not an athletic edge.
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University of Rhode Island
Ronald Moleski
International Olympic Committee
Galina Kulakova
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