Chamberlain 30 001st point ties NBA milestone
Wilt Chamberlain scored his 30 001st career point on a goaltending call in the third period of the Lakers Suns game in Phoenix. He said his first point remains the most memorable, while noting Oscar Robertson sits second on the all time list. Chamberlain finished with 19 points and 21 rebounds as Phoenix beat Los Angeles. Other NBA results included New York over Houston 110 100 Atlanta over Baltimore 105 118 Philadelphia over Cleveland 126 116 and Seattle over Boston 113 112.
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Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
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76Ers
Solunar Tables Schedule For Daily Outdoor Ventures
Solunar periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide daily planning for fishing and hunting. Plan days to be in good territory or cover during these times to maximize sport potential.
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Richard Alden Knight
Utah Overcomes Super Star in ABA Showdown
The Utah Stars defeated the New York Nets 119-114 at Nassau Coliseum as Rick Barry scored 50 points in a stellar one man effort. Utah leaned on a balanced offense with five players over 15 points, despite Barry’s all out performance. The Kentucky Colonels led by Dan Issel and Artis Gilmore then beat the Pittsburgh Condors 129-109.
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Uniondale
N.Y
New York
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Stars
American Basketball Association
Utah
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Jou Carnesecca
Kentucky Colonels
Pittsburgh Condors
Colonels
Pittsburn
Dan Issel
Artis Gilmore
Kentucky
Dave
Space opening at Oaklawn Park boosts race day crowd flow
Oaklawn Park officials in Hot Springs Arkansas said the center field will be opened on Saturdays for the remainder of the meeting weather permitting. The center field opening aims to ease congestion in the grandstand area.
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Hot Springs
Midget League results from Guernsey Gym games
Western Auto beat J. A. West 25 19 with Henley leading winners on 10 points Hollis 7 for the loser. Hope Builders Supply 23 22 over Tate Motor Co Martin 14 for Hope Builders Haney 12 for Tate. Sherwin Williams 39 19 over Herbert Burns Lockhart 17 Palmer 12. Moore Brothers 23 22 over Crescent Drug Pugh 8 Harris 10. Next Junior Olympic games Feb 19 at Jones Field House J A West vs Herbert Burns 9 00 Moore Brothers vs Tate 10 00 Hope Builders vs Crescent 11 00 Western Auto vs Sherwin Williams 12 Noon.
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Western Auto
J. A. West
Henley
Hollis
Hope Builders Supply
Tate Motor Co
Martin
Hope Builder’s
Haney
Tate Motor
Sherwin-Williams
Herbert Burns
Lockhart
Palmer
Moore Brothers
Crescent Drug
Pugh
Harris
Crescent
Hope Builders
Jones Field House
Elegant Heir Heads Oaklawn Feature Field of 12 Four-Year-Olds
Elegant Heir owned by Robert Ballis and ridden by Lonnie Ray leads a 12 horse feature at Oaklawn Park. The one mile and 70 yards race lists weights 122 pounds for several rivals, with other weights shown for Defector Jere Jet Repleate Four N Ski Pango Moon and Fleet to Market. Hustlin Greek won Oaklawn’s $6,500 feature with David Whited aboard as crowd nears 9,576 in attendance and $866,907 wagered. Red Robbins led Utah to a 28 point night with 18 rebounds as Beaty and Wise also scored heavily in a separate NBA game.
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Robert Ballis
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Kiss and Run
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Repleate
Four N Ski Pango Moon
Fleet
Lizabeth L
Choctaw Gray
David Wells
Somegoer
Larry Snyder
Unranked Lions stun Virginia in upset win
Penn State, 13-7, defeated No. 6 Virginia 86-74 as Ron Brown scored 25 and Barry Parkhill 20 for Virginia. In other top games, Maryland edged North Carolina 79-77 in overtime with Howard White scoring 19, and Marquette beat Jacksonville 88-79 to extend its home win streak.
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Associated Press
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Bob Florence
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Russell Lee
Randy Noll
Ohio
Carl Tacy
Jim Snyder
St. Bonaventure
St. Francis
N.Y
St. Louis
North Texas State
Syracuse
Bucknell
Villanova
Duquesne
Notre Dame, Minnesota Heisman winners join College Hall group
Angelo Bertelli and the late Bruce Smith among 10 former college stars named to the National Football Foundation College Hall of Fame. Other inductees include Malcolm Aldrich Bob Fenimore Robert Hamilton Mort Kaer William Morton Charles O Rourke Bowden Wyatt and Joe Stydahar with induction set for Dec 5 in New York. Bertelli played 1941 43 and later broadcast Princeton games. Boo Smith died 1967 at 47. Earl Ingafield appointed scout for the Long Island Islanders in Western Canada.
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Oklahoma State
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Mort Kaer
Southern California
William Morton
Dartmouth
Charles O’rourke
Boston College
Bowden Wyatt
Tennessee
Joe Stydahar
West Virginia
Bertelli
Irish
Marine Corps
New Jersey
Princeton
Hope Girls fall to Bradley Bears in district title bid
Hope Ladycats were defeated 51-35 by Bradley Bears in a district playoff, ending hopes for a state berth. The game opened with Hope advantages but mis shots and turnovers allowed Bradley to seize control, leading 11-10 mid first quarter and 20-16 at halftime.
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Ashdown
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Nashville
Mets Sign Seaver to 120000 Pact in Major Move
Tom Seaver signed a 1972 contract for 120000, making him the highest paid New York baseball star and surpassing legends like Ruth DiMaggio and Mantle. Dodgers courting Frank Robinson at 150000 and Rick Wise for Phillies, while Seaver’s deal tightens rival negotiating as spring camps open and other signings occur across MLB.
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Seve Blass
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Sal Santorini
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Horace Clarke
Mike Kekich
Mets
Gary Gentry
Upsets Mark World Championship Tennis Showdown in Toronto
In Toronto, unseeded Roger Taylor stunned Wimbledon champion John Newcombe 7 9, 46, 64 to spark a day of upsets at the $50,000 World Championship Tennis event. Top seed Rod Laver routed Frank Froehling 6 0 6 1, while other seeds fell to rivals including Charles Pasarell, Fred Stolle, and Marty Riessen as the Australian and American players faced mixed fortunes.
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John Newcombe
Australia
Newcombe
Bob Lutz
Tiburon
Calif
Charles Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Fred Stolle
Cliff Drysdale
John Alexander
Rod Laver
Frank Froehling
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Tony Roche
Roy Emerson
Graham Stilwell
Tom Okker
Netherlands
Jeff Borowiak
Berkeley
Bright Star Surges Past Saratoga in Area 13-B Clash
Bright Star defeated Saratoga 69 to 62 at Blevins in the Area 13-B district tournament. Willie Larry scored 26 for Bright Star, while Ray Scott led Saratoga with 17. Garland, Magnolia Walker, and Emerson won other games as outlined with several upcoming pairings.
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McNeil
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Willie Larry
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