Hope i Star Sports Baseball Standings
Standings and partial results show New York at St Louis and Chicago at Pittsburgh ppd. noting scheduled games and Tuesday results including Kansas City 12 Texas 1 and Minnesota 2 Baltimore at Detroit with several games postponed amid winter conditions. The card lists multiple matchups involving New York, St Louis, Houston, San Francisco, Montreal, Philadelphia, Chicago, Atlanta, San Diego, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Oakland, and Boston with pitchers noted.
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New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Jenkins
Pittsburgh
Moose
Koosman
Cleveland
Atlanta
Gentry
San Diego
Kirby
Cincinnati
Gullett
Los Angeles
Sutton
Houston
Forsch
San Francisco
Willoughby
Kansas City
Texas
California
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Oakland
Boston
Milwaukee
Palmer
Fryman
Perry
Stottlemyre
Stanhouse
Busby
Blue
Wood
Hands
Ryan
W.L. Pet. G
Philadelphia Montreal
West Houston
Philadelphia
Montreal
W. L. Pet. G.B
Dodgers
Houston Astros
Ranvers
Kansas City Royals
California Angels
Minnesota Twins
Baltamiore
Iretroit
Milweaukee
Playoff Scores and Schedules Across Leagues
Western Conference finals show Golden State 100 over Milwaukee 97 to take a 3-2 lead while Los Angeles 123 defeats Chicago 102 to lead 3-2. Eastern Conference action has Atlanta at Boston at 8 15 p m with the series tied 2 2. ABA East Division Kentucky vs Carolina in Charlotte is Ist game at 8 p.m and Indiana at Utah Ist game at 10 p.m Thursday.
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Golden State
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Chicago
Atlanta
Boston
Kentucky
Carolina
Charlotte, N.C
Indiana
Utah
Ist
Solunar Tables Plan Your Fishing And Hunting Times
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed below is taken from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to find the best sport each day offers.
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Richard Alden Knight
WHA vetoes merger with NHL in legal battle
The World Hockey Association rejected any merger or association with the National Hockey League and will pursue litigation seeking damages over 50 million dollars. WHA president Gary Davidson cited ongoing antitrust lawsuits and a reserve clause dispute as the basis to avoid future ties with the NHL. The WHA, in its first season, drew over 2.5 million fans across twelve cities and ended the reserve clause in its contracts.
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New York
World Hockey Association
National Hockey League
WHA
NHL
Gary Davidson
Davidson
United States
Canada
Sadler Finds Focus as Oldest Western Freshman
Bellingham native Frank Sadler, 67, the oldest freshman at Western Washington State College, says concentration is his handicap. The former boxing pro and golf assistant turned head pro at Bellingham Golf and Country Club recalls a 50-year career, 86 boxing bouts, and a later shift to academics to regain a sense of youth.
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Bellingham
Wash
Frank Sadler
Western Washington State College
Sadler
Seattle
Nate Druxman
Frankie Repoz
Roger Repoz
Jim
Northwest
Northwest Professional
Aaron Aaron achieves Masters dream in Georgia parade
Tommy Aaron, longtime bridesmaid on the PGA Tour, won the Masters with a 68 in the rain delayed final round to edge J. C. Snead by one stroke. The 36 year old Georgia native greeted thousands in Gainesville and told reporters his victory fulfills a lifetime dream and pays back his supporters.
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Gainesville, Ga
Tommy Aaron
Aaron
North
Georgia
Gainesville
J. C. Snead
Wagering rises at Oaklawn despite attendance dip
Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs Arkansas reports a 13.6 percent rise in wagering this year with 686 565 bettors handling 68 504 109 dollars versus 60 301 153 last year on 694 964 bettors. Arkansas Derby Day set records with 28 142 in attendance and 2 992 730 wagered on the day. Impecunious owned by Mrs R L Feinberg led earnings with 78 130 dollars. Prince Astro owned by C L Warner won the Oaklawn Handicap earning 72 270. Trainer David Vance set a 46 win record surpassing 40 by Doug Davis Jr. in 1969. Lasater stable the top money owner at 311 815. Jockey John L Lively defended his riding title with 55 wins in 333 starts.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Oaklawn Park
Impecunious
R. L. Feinberg
C.L. Warner
Prince Astro
David Vance
Doug Davis Jr
Davis
Vance
Dan Lasater
John L. Lively
Lakers rally seals 3-2 lead over Bulls in playoffs
Jerry West scored 36 points to spark the Los Angeles Lakers past the Chicago Bulls 129-102 to take a 3-2 series edge. Keith Erickson hit a key 17-foot shot late in the third as West closed the period strong and LA held on after Chicago briefly led 81-80. A 17,505-strong crowd watched Chicago’s comeback attempt crumble late.
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LOS Angeles
Jerry West
Los Angeles Lakers
Chicago Bulls
Bob Love
Chicago
Keith Erickson
Lakers
West
Forum
Bulls
Ex champ Muhammad Ali again shows fight spirit despite loss
The article argues it is too early to write off Muhammad Ali after his loss to Ken Norton. It notes his courage through a broken jaw, exile, and comeback battles with Joe Frazier and Sonny Liston. It reflects on his ego, training, and enduring appeal despite criticism.
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New York
NEA
Muhammad Ali
Howard Cosell
Ali
Ken Norton
Red Smith
Bob Waters
Newsday
Waters
William Lundeen
Joe Frazier
Warriors edge Bucks in Madison to take 3-2 lead
Golden State defeated Milwaukee 100-97 to grab a 3-2 edge in the best-of-seven series after forcing the game to be played in Madison due to a snowstorm and an attempted postponement. Rick Barry hit key late free throws as Clyde Lee and Kareem Abdul Jabbar battled.
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Milwaukee
Wayne Embry
Bucks
National Basketball Association
Madison
Wis
Realtors
Golden State
Warriors
NBA
Los Angeles
Chicago
American Basketball Association
Embry
Bob Feerick
Rick Barry
Clyde Lee
Mahdi Abdul- Rahman
Barry
Jon McGlocklin
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Lee
Angels Rally To Top Twins In Debut For Singer
In Anaheim Bill Singer dazzled in his American League debut striking out 10 over six hits as the Angels beat the Twins 4 2 Bobby Valentine delivered a two run single to spark a three run fifth inning that doomed Bert Blyleven The Twins suffered their first loss of the young season after opening with three wins Gerald West scored 36 for the Lakers and Wilt Chamberlain posted 21 points and 29 rebounds as Los Angeles overcame Chicago 89 93 in a late fourth period surge
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Anaheim
Bill Singer
Minnesota Twins
California Angels
Twins
Oakland
Bobby Valentine
Bert Blyleven
Lakers
West
Wilt Chamberlain
Baseball routs and errors headline Tuesday action
Expos fall 7-5 to Phillies after fourth inning miscues while Padres crushed 11-2 by Giants. Dodgers drop 4-3 in 12 innings to Astros, Rangers lose 12-1 to Royals. Angels beat Twins 4-2 in a well played game amid weather delays and several postponements noted.
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Gene Mauch
Mauch
Montreal Expos
San Diego Padres
Los Angeles Dodgers
Texas Rangers
Expos
Philadelphia Phillies
Padres
San Francisco Giants
ABA All Stars headlined by Gilmore Cunningham and Erving
New York AP reports Artis Gilmore of Kentucky earns MVP honors as the ABA announces its 1972-73 All-League team. Billy Cunningham of Carolina and Julius Erving of Virginia headline the first team with strong support from Warren Jabali and Jimmy Jones. First and second team selections include Mel Daniels, George McGinnis, Dan Issell, Ralph Simpson, and Mack Calvin across guard and forward spots.
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New York
Artis Gilmore
Kentucky
Billy Cunningham
Carolina
Julius Erving
Virginia
American Basketball Association
Gilmore
Colonels
Cunningham
ABA
Erving
Squires
Denver
Warren Jabali
Utah
Jimmy Jones
Mel Daniels
Indiana
George McGinnis
Dan Issell
Ralph Simpson
Mack Calvin
Hardship draft list excludes Walton and Thompson
The NBA released its hardship eligibility list ahead of next Monday's draft. Absentees include UCLA star Bill Walton and NC State standout David Thompson, both All-Americans who were expected to seek hardship status. Eleven collegians were granted hardship, including Pepperdine’s William Averitt, leading scorer, plus Raymond Lewis of Los Angeles State and Dwight Jones of Houston, Olympic team member.
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NEW York
National Basketball Association
Bill Walton
UCLA
David Thompson
North Carolina State
William Bird
Averitt
Pepperdine
NBA
Raymond Lewis
Los Angeles State
Dwight Jones
Houston
United States
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Traberkow
Frazier
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Liston
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Phillies
Mike Ryan
Denny Doyle
Steve Carlton
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Doyle
Carlton
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Bon Bailey
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Bailey
Cesar Tovar
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Willie Montanez
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Ed Goodson
Juan Marichal
Enzo Hernandez
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Jim Crawford
George Culver
John Edwards
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