Noncontact basketball? on court clashes spark season tensions
In a Milwaukee Detroit NBA game Bob Dandridge and Terry Dischinger tangled provoking referee Len Wirtz. A college game between South Carolina and Marquette also erupted with Jim Chones and Danny Traylor restrained as Dick Mousa was kept apart, underscoring mounting oncourt passions.
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Bitter Young to Run Free of AAU Patch at Sunkist Meet
George Young, American two mile record holder, will compete at the Sunkist Indoor Games without AAU affiliation. He criticizes the Amateur Athletic Union for mismanagement and losing top athletes, saying promoters like Al Franken build great events while the AAU fails to promote the sport.
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Associated Press
LOS Angeles
George Young
Amateur Athletic Union
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Ariz
AAU
al Franken
Archer Owens Tied for Lead in Tucson Open
Charles Owens and George Archer shared the opening round lead at the Dean Martin Tucson Open after shooting seven-under 65s at Tucson National. Owens, a 34-year-old former airborne soldier, relied on a late run with four birdies in five holes and a unique cross-handed grip, tied with Archer for the top spot.
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Associated Press
Tucson
Ariz
Charles Owens
George Archer
Owens
82Nd Airborne Division
Fort Bragg
N.C
Winter Haven
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Lou Graham
J. C. Snead
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Herb Hooper
Jack Montgomery
Bob Murphy
Jim Jameson
Mike Morley
Chuck Thorpe
Dave Hill
Lat Lee ‘Trevino
Tevin
New York
All America Racing Stars Vie for Winston Western 500 Field
Riverside Calif AP three members of auto racing s 1971 All American team among the starting field for the Winston Western 500 Bobby Allison aims for a fourth as time trials continue Foyt Petty and Donahue lead the lineup.
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Bobby Allison
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Mark Donahue
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Mercure
Petty
Bigtnueth
Wall Ling
Foyt Fia
Cage Play Results At Guernsey Gym
Results from Wednesdays basketball games at Guernsey Gym show Anderson-Frazier beating Dairy Queen 117 to 80 with Williamson 43 and Smith 41 leading the winners. Butane Gas won 77 to 67 over Davis Discount as Downs 27 and Powell 17 led the scorers. Next games Friday January 21 feature Perry's vs Young American at 7:00 and Industrial Products vs ZECO at 9:00.
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Jackson
Atkinson
Perry's
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Butane Gas Co. Ath
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Young American
College Basketball Scores From Hope Arkansas Area
East Lafayette 95 Albright 71. Temple 79 St. John's N Y Cheyney 117 Lincoln 90. Georgetown Washington 104 VMI 66. Belmont 88 Trevecca 70. Newberry 82 Presbyterian 61. Florida Southern 62 St. Leo 51. Morris Harvey 9 percent. West Virginia Wesleyan 81 Kentucky State 88. Carson-Newman 87. McNeese 75 SE La 74. Catholic U 63 Johns Hopkins 62. Duquesne 84 Notre Dame 79. Tulsa 76 Creighton 75. Oklahoma City 98 NC Loyola 86. St Louis 94 Evansville 81. SW Baptist 68 Evangel 60. Southwest Western Texas 57 NM Texas 110 Wiley 92. Utah 66 Utah State 59. Oral Roberts 86 Idaho St 8. Seattle 117 Nev Reno 69. Pro Basketball NBA standings. Sunday results list.
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Utah State
Oral Roberts
Idaho St
Seattle
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Reno
Notre Dame Basketball Slips After Indiana Humiliation
Notre Dame coach Dick Phelps has failed to steady the Irish as they slide after a 65 point loss to Indiana. An 84-79 defeat at Duquesne followed amid injuries and disciplinary losses. Georgia Tech beat Tulane 94-78 while LaSalle, Temple, Utah, Tulsa, St. Louis, and Oral Roberts posted wins. Lionel Billingly led Duquesne with 29 as Notre Dame hoped for a fourth win in 11 games.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
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Dick Phelps
Fighting Irish
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LaSalle
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St. Louis
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Oral Roberts
Idaho State
Lionel Billingly
Dukes
Steve Post
Bob “Peanut” Murphy
Steve Baruffi
St. John's
John Dearman
Local Teams in a Win at Emmet
Hope's Ladycats and Kittycats swept Emmet in a pair of mismatches. The Kittycats improved to 11-4 while the Ladycats rose to 8-7 as Hope eased into a large lead behind Pogo Griffin and Gail East. Emmet struggled to score after a 12-0 Hope start.
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McCain
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Hobson
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Judy Reyenga
Betty Ruth Honeycutt
Bobcats
Bobkittens
Nashville Tonight
Wimbledon champion Evonne Goolagong named Woman Athlete of the Year
Evonne Goolagong, 19 as Wimbledon champion, wins The Associated Press Woman Athlete of the Year with 249 votes. The Australian teen defeated Margaret Court and Billie Jean King, with Chris Evert and Billie Jean King also listed among top vote getters.
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Margaret Court
Associated Press Today
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Taiwan
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Pro Bowl Sunday spotlight on Kenny Houston
Kenny Houston from the Houston Oilers concedes early struggles catching passes and being avoided by quarterbacks. The safetyman, 27, tallied nine touchdowns attributed to pass thefts over five pro seasons, including four in 1971, amid his career as a versatile defensive playmaker. He joins the American squad for the Pro Bowl.
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Kenny Houston
Houston
National Football League
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Memorial Coliseum
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Cleveland
New York
Herb Adderley
Green Bay
Dallas
Trophy for Grizzlies in Fort Smith High Poll Presentation
Fort Smith Northside Grizzlies will receive a trophy symbolizing first place in the AP 1971 high school football poll. AP chief John H. Starr will present to Coach Charles Presley, Principal R. Earl Farnsworth, and the Grizzly team at halftime of the Northside versus Pine Bluff basketball game at Northside. The game starts at 7:30 p.m.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Fort Smith Northside
IOC Denies Secret Meet Report at Luxembourg
Monique Berlioux of the International Olympic Committee dismissed a Vienna paper’s claim that the 74 member body held a secret meeting in Luxembourg last December. She said the last IOC meeting was in Luxembourg in September with full press coverage and that the next meeting will be in Sapporo on January 28 to decide on disqualifications related to the amateur code for the upcoming Winter Olympics.
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Kip Keino
Young
AAU
Joel
Pamela
Central Arizona College
Lausanne
Switzerland
Monique Berlioux
International Olympic Committee Today
Vienna
Luxembourg
Berlioux
IOC
Sapporo
Southern State and Ouachita Rally Past Henderson State
Southern State College and Ouachita defeated Henderson State College 71 54 with strong defense and rebounding. Al Flanigan led Southern State with 23 points, Harry Hughes 17, improving STATE to 7 3 while Henderson drops to 6 3. Other AIC results: Ouachita beat Arkansas College 96 66, State College beat College of the Ozarks 93 84, UAM Monticello beat Hendrix 98 84 led by Harold Goffin 22 and Clarence Lanier 21 as Monticello surged to an early 20 7 lead.
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Henderson State College
USC
al Flanigan
Southern State
Harry Hughes
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Henderson
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Hendrix
Harold Goffin
UAM
Clarence Lanier
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