Bucks May Follow Braves In Exit From Milwaukee
Milwaukee investors fear the Bucks may relocate amid spring arena scheduling conflicts and a stalled $22 million sports complex plan. President Patterson cites five year outlook as he notes Madison and Milwaukee arenas vie for playoff hosting and economics.
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Quakers Lead in Carolinas Conference Offense
Winston-Salem Guilford College Quakers surge to top offensive rankings in the Carolinas Conference with 86.6 points per game, overtaking Catawba. Newberry rises to first in field goal percentage at 49.8, while Guilford holds 48.9 and Elon shoots 48.0. Elon remains top defensively at 68.5 points allowed per game.
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Bailey Dominates CC Scoring and Rebounding Lead
Bailey of Catawba piled up 68 points and 33 rebounds across two games last week to cement first place in the Carolinas Conference scoring and rebounding races. He averages 28.7 PPG and 16.6 RPG with 268 rebounds in 16 games, while Guilford’s David Smith trails in scoring and Newberry’s Steve Hobson and Larry Trautwein pace rebounding behind him.
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EHL Results From AP Thursday
EHL results include Charlotte 8 Jacksonville 3 and a 7 7 7 tie among Long Island New Haven Syracuse Salem. Schedule lists New Haven at Syracuse Salem at Clinton Johnstown at New Jersey Jacksonville at Charlotte Greensboro at Nashville New Haven at Clinton Salem at Long Island New Jersey at Johnstown Charlotte at Greensboro.
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Ninth Annual City Bowling Tournament Heads to High Point Lanes
The ninth Annual City Tournament runs February 27-28 at High Point Lanes with entry forms at the desk due by February 15. Chair City of Beauty Culture leads with a 53 19 mark, while Juicerettes and Kennedy Oil fight for second at 44 14 27. High team game 809 and high series 2271 belong to Chair City of Beauty Culture. Mary Price posted 205 high game and 535 high series for the night. The Orphans top with 40 28 and Oldtimers 39 26, Mim Wood leads averages at 164, Laverne Miller 172 latest.
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Bruins Power Returns as They Beat Flyers 6-2
The Boston Bruins ended a goal drought with two power-play goals within 78 seconds to defeat the Philadelphia Flyers 6-2. Ted Green opened the scoring, Garry Peters tied, then Ken Hodge netted his 30th and Fred Stanfield his 19th as Watson sat twice in the penalty box. The Wings and Blues drew 1-1, while the Blackhawks topped Pittsburgh 4-1.
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Deacons Prepare for Davidson Challenge in Charlotte
Wake Forest resumes ACC play with a trip to Charlotte Memorial Coliseum to face the Davidson Wildcats. Coach Jack McCloskey notes the exam break reset, with Char lie Davis and Bob Rhoads in the backcourt and Rich Habegger returning from a shoulder injury. Habegger leads rebounds. Neil Pastushek adds scoring. The Deacons seek to restart momentum after a 96-84 win over North Carolina.
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Winston Bowler Soutar to headline Winston-Salem Classic
Dave Soutar, holder of five PBA titles, files his entry for the $80,000 Winston Salem Classic. The five-day event starts Feb 16 with a $10,000 Pro-Am at Major League Lanes, with 160 pros in the main event and ABC telecast of the five-man finals. Soutar rose to prominence after wins in Lincoln St. Louis and Detroit in 1970 and earlier series of the National Championship duel in 1961.
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Arthur Ashe Struggles With Injury In Laver Match
In Madison Square Garden Ashe limps through a second set against Rod Laver after pulling a muscle in his left leg. The crowd watches with sympathy and awe as Ashe recalls his historic career and ongoing racial barriers while he vows to play on and challenge Laver again.
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Colonels and Squires Set For CBS Televised ABA Showdown
CBS will televise at 2 p.m. EST February 13 the ABA clash in Hampton Virginia between the Kentucky Colonels led by Dan Issel and Cincy Powell and the Virginia Squires featuring Charlie Scott Neil Johnson and George Carter. The Squires lead the East by five and a half games over Kentucky as Issel eyes the 1500-point season mark. Mel Daniels tops rebounds and Bill Melchionni leads in assists while Isaac, Keye, and Beaty vie for top rebounding honors.
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