Pro Cage Standings By The Associated Press NBA
Houston tops Milwaukee 104 89 while Los Angeles edges Atlanta 116 113 and Washington beats Seattle 94 85. Upcoming schedules show Detroit at Milwaukee Philadelphia at Buffalo New York at Houston Cleveland at Washington Phoenix at Chicago Los Angeles at Kansas City Atlanta at Portland with no Tuesday games.
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Cain Named New ECU Athletic Director
William Earl Cain promoted to athletic director of East Carolina University succeeding the late Clarence Stasavich. Cain, ECU alumnus and former football co captain, returns after roles at high schools and ECU athletics including business manager and head of the Pirate Club. Susan Graham, Yale sophomore from Northfield Pennsylvania, wins New England Intercollegiate Women's tennis title.
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Kentucky Puts Skid On Nuggets and ABA Roundup
Kentucky rallies from an early deficit to beat Denver 106-103 as Dan Issel returns for Louisville, Artis Gilmore scores 29. Sails top Spurs 105-102 with Olberding scoring 10 in second half and Lee Davis inspiring attack. Nets rally with Bill Melchionni 6 points late. Spirits crush Squires 106-99 behind Maurice Lucas 27 and 24 rebounds.
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Cavaliers bring back Carr for road trip uncertain reactivation
Cleveland Cavaliers center Austin Carr is healthy and will join the team on a two week road trip beginning Tuesday in Washington. Coach Bill Fitch said Carr’s activation date remains unclear as he recovers from knee surgery and stays on injured reserve while working out with the squad. The Cavaliers fell 103 91 to the New Orleans Jazz Saturday night.
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SYMA-CLEAR Decongestant Ad at Mann Drug Stores
An advertisement promotes SYMA-CLEAR Decongestant tablets offering instant relief for nasal congestion for up to several hours, with claims to stop watery eyes and runny nose. It notes nonprescription availability at Mann Drug Stores and a satisfaction guarantee. It also introduces PROVO Cough Syrup from the same brand.
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Lakers edge Hawks in overtime after worst game of season
Lakers coach Bill Sharman called the win the worst game of the season as Los Angeles edged Atlanta 116 113 in overtime. Kareem Abdul Jabbar had 39 points and 23 rebounds before fouling out, with Mike Sojourner scoring a late layup for Atlanta. Gail Goodrich debuted for the Lakers.
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