Hope w Star Basketball roundup NBA Eastern Conference
The roundup lists teams by division with records and percentages for the Eastern and Western Conferences. It notes Thursday results like Golden State 108 Portland 83 and Chicago 111 Houston 97, plus Friday and Saturday schedules and several notable matchups across the leagues.
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Buffalo
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Gallimore
Atlanta
Houston
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Chicago
K.C
Omaha
Detroit
Los Angeles
Golden State
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Seattle
Portland
Kansas City
Kansas City- Omaha
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Nets Trounced By Squires In Virginia, Paultz Out With Flu
The New York Nets were routed 128 to 97 by the Virginia Squires as Billy Paultz missed the trip with flu. Julius Erving led Virginia with 26 points and 10 rebounds, while the Squires outrebounded the Nets 54-41. The Nets were hampered by Paultz’s absence and George Carter scored 22 for New York. In other ABA games, Indiana beat San Diego 125-115 and Denver defeated Dallas 125-111. NBA results included Chicago over Houston 111-97 and Golden State over Portland 108-103.
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Associated Press
Billy Paultz
Virginia
New York Nets
Nets
Virginia Squires
American Basketball Association
Julius’ Erving
Squires
Ervine
Indiana Pacers
San Diego Conquistadors
Denver Rockets
Dallas Chaparrals
National Basketball Association
Chicago Bulls
Houston Rockets
Golden State Warriors
Portland Trailblazers
Paultz
George Carter
Donnie Freeman
Mel Daniels
Indiana
San Diego
Daniels
Darnell Hillman
Freeman
Ralph Simpson
Denver
Dallas
Chet Walker
Bob Love
Garfield Heard
Chicago
Houston
Bulls
Rockets
Golden State
Rick Barry
Barry
Bulls protest denied over silent count ruling
Chicago Bulls failed to overturn a 106 105 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers on December 2 at Chicago Stadium. Officials ruled time had expired before Chet Walker's potential tying shot, despite a rebounded effort that appeared legal. Bulls coach Dick Motta and Walker criticized the decision as biased in favor of top teams.
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Chicago
Chicago Bulls
Los Angeles
Chicago Stadium
Walter Nee
Nanna Raaceth
Sion
Bulls
Lakers
Alereecaion
Chet Walker
Benaby
Walker
Kansas City
Portland
Dick Motta
CBS
Sed
Bobcat basketball battle features Smith scoring lead
Hope Bobcat Jimmy Smith scores 11 points in a hard fought game against Magnolia Panthers. Gary Rhodes demonstrates his scoring method as the Bobcats prepare for tonight’s road game against Camden with more action anticipated for the Bobkittens.
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Magnolia Edges Hope In Narrow 48 47 Victory
In Jones Field House Magnolia rallied to defeat Hope 48 47 after a late surge by Magnolia. Hope led 34 33 early in the third, then traded baskets as the Bobcats held a 38 37 edge entering the final quarter before Magnolia took the win.
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James Stewart
Mike Hopson
Hope
Panthers
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Willie Hilbreath
Shelton Cole
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Jimmy Williams
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UCLA Bruins chase 60 straight wins in record run
UCLA moved within seven wins of the all time consecutive victories mark as coach John Wooden, talking rarely about the streak, acknowledged the goal and outlined how balance, size, and quickness help his 53 game run. He noted the pressure relief of mentioning the record to players and previewed games with Oregon and Oregon State for No 54 and beyond.
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Dan Berger
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
UCLA
Bruins
John Wooden
Oregon
Oregon State
Wooden
Boros Leads First Round of Campbell Los Angeles Open
Julius Boros shot four under par 67 at Riviera to share the lead with Johnny Miller and Dave Stockton in the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open. The 52-year-old veteran cited back trouble bursitis and cold weather as factors while Jack Nicklaus teased him about his game.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Julius Boros
Boros
Riviera Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
Julie
Jack
River
Johnny Miller
Dave Stockton
Bob Rosburg
Art Wall
Nicklaus
Memphis State Ends Vanderbilt Unbeaten Run
Memphis State Tigers beat Vanderbilt to drop them from the unbeaten ranks. Coach Gene Bartow called it a super win and a great one to win after battling through a late Drake rally and enduring two overtimes in the Missouri Valley Conference opener. Bill Laurie’s basket in the first OT forced the extra period, and Billy Buford’s eight points in the second OT sealed the victory. Louisville topped North Texas, Tulsa beat Bradley, and North Carolina routed Furman as AP No. 9 Kansas State and Southwestern Louisiana also played.
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Gene Bartow
Nashville
Tigers
Vanderbilt
Bartow
Des Moines
Drake
Memphis State
Billy Buford
Tigers Lead AIC Pace With Fifth Straight Win At Harding
Ouachita Tigers remained unbeaten in AIC play by beating Harding 75 61 in Arkadelphia as Jim Hamilton scored 21 and Maurice Scarbrough 16. Henderson Reddies upset College of the Ozarks 89 69 in Clarksville with Larry Bray pouring in 33.
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Harding
Arkadelphia
AIC
Henderson
College of the Ozarks
Clarksville
Jim Hamilton
Maurice Scarbrough
Ouachita
Freddy Dixon
Tim Vick
Henderson Reddies
Ozarks
Reddies
Gents topple Razorbacks in nonconference upset
Centenary led by seven foot freshman Robert Parish with 33 points beat Arkansas 80 72 at Fayetteville. Parish dominated the boards as Centenary earned its first win over Arkansas since 1967, improving to 7 1 in eight. Leon Johnson added 20 for Centenary while Dean Olson led Arkansas with 18.
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Robert Parish
Centenary Gents
Arkansas Razorbacks
Centenary
Arkansas
Gents
Razorbacks
Dean Olson
John Hickerson
Parish
Sophormore Leon Johnson
Solunar Periods Schedule From Aldennight Tables
Solunar periods printed from Richard Aldennight's Solunar Tables suggest planning days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to optimize sport opportunities.
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