Star Pro basketball Sunday schedule headlines
Sunday lineup lists five games: New York at Denver, Carolina at Kentucky, Memphis at Indiana, Dallas at San Diego. Only scheduled matchups appear with no extra commentary.
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Denver
Carolina
Kentucky
Memphis
Indiana
Dallas
San Diego
ABA
W. L. Pet. G.B. Carolina
Virginia
West Utah
Utah
Richmond
Greensboro
Norfolk
Charlotte
College Scores By The Associated Press East and Midwest results
East updates feature Assumption 73 and Northeastern Lafayette 77 with Columbia 64 and CCNY 61. Stony Brook 53. Wake Forest 93 over Wm. & Mary 79. Florida A&M 73 over Albany GA St 69. Furman 102 over Davidson 94. Tulane 76 over Stetson 63. Virginia 84 over North Carolina 78. SW La 124 over Rhode Island Col 81. Memphis St 81 over Louisville 76. Flat St 47 over Samford 34. South Miss 71 over LSU-New Orleans Geo. Wash 104 over Catholic U 78. Midwest Illinois 87 over Notre Dame 84. S D St 89 over S Dakota 66. Drake 74 over Cincinnati 72. St Louis 76 over Wichita St 66. UCLA 87 over Chicago Loyola 73. Southwest N Tex St 81 over W Tex St 79. Idaho St 60 over N Ariz 57. Far West Brigham Young 93 over Ariz 79. Weber St 81 over Boise St 69. Washington 74 over Seattle 67.
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Stetson
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Flat St
Samford
Far West
Brigham Young
Ariz
Weber St
Boise St
Washington
Seattle
Colts Trade for Hoaglin From Browns
Baltimore gains center Fred Hoaglin from Cleveland for a third round draft pick. Also in sports brief, various NFL and college coaching moves, figures, and tournament results across North America. An array of trades and results include Rams and Chargers, Alouettes coach appointment, and skating and tennis progress.
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Marv Levy
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Sark Arslanian
Weber State
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Claude Cilbert
Don Coryell
San Diego State University
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
National Football League
John Hadl
San Diego Chargers
Cay Bacon
Bob Thomas
Chamonix
France
Austria
Annemarie Proell
Walton stars as UCLA extends win streak to 60
UCLA guard Bill Walton scored 32 and grabbed 27 rebounds to power the top-ranked Bruins to an 87-73 win over Loyola Chicago at Chicago Stadium. UCLA’s win kept alive college basketball’s longest active streak as they head to Notre Dame for a televised clash.
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press
Chicago
Bill Walton
UCLA
Bruins
Walton
Loyola
Johnny Wooden
Notre Dame
Magic
Casper Faces Tough 1972 Golf Season At Bing Crosby Pro Am
Casper tops Pebble Beach opening with a 66 to lead through rain and wind in the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am. He credits weather and improved play for an upswing after a poor season, with Weiskopf and Massengale among early leaders.
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Pebble Beach
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Billy Casper
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Arnold Palmer
Tom Weiskopf
Weiskopf
Don Massengale
New York
Westchester County
Bobby Nichols
Hubert Green
Bob Eastwood
Cypress Point
Monterey Peninsula
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Cypress
Lee Trevino
Spyglass Hill
Bruce Crampton
Fairbanks decision looms on Oklahoma coaching future
The University of Oklahoma faces a possible change as head coach Chuck Fairbanks weighs a New England Patriots offer. Barry Switzer appears the leading internal candidate, with strong support from players and officials. Time is tight due to signing deadlines and recruiting pressures.
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Switzer
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist
Michigan State
Wade Walker
Athletic Council
Paul F. Sharp
Sharp
Board of Regents
Alan Welie
France's Andruet wins Monte Carlo with first female co-driver
Jean-Claude Andruet and Michele Petit led Alpine Renault to a 1 2 3 sweep in the Monte Carlo Rally. Andruet won by 26 seconds over Ove Andersson with Jean Todt, while Nicolas and Vial finished third. Hannu Mikkola and Jim Porter placed fourth in a Ford Escort. first winning car to include a woman.
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Jean-Claude Andruet
Michele Petit
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Jean Todt
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76ers Trade John Block for Van Arsdale and Draft Pick
Philadelphia trades John Block to Kansas City-Omaha for Tom Van Arsdale and a third round pick. New coach Kevin Loughery, taking over after Roy Rubin’s firing, seeks Van Arsdale’s speed and aggression while also acquiring Jeff Halliburton for a Hawks third-round choice.
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John Block
Kansas City- Omaha Kings
Tom van Arsdale
Kevin Loughery
Loughery
Roy Rubin
van Arsdale
76Ers
Jeff Halliburton
Atlanta Hawks
Patriots name Chuck Fairbanks coach general manager
Foxboro bulletin reports New England Patriots announce the million dollar signing of Oklahoma's Chuck Fairbanks as coach and general manager, signaling a major front office and on field leadership change.
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New England Patriots
Oklahoma
Chuck Fairbanks
AIC conference turns into two-team race
Henderson Reddies move half game ahead in the AIC race by routing Arkansas Tech 99-65 as Ouachita and Arkansas College keep pace. Hendrix wins 80-68 at Magnolia, Monticello and Conway games narrow gaps with Southern State and Ozarks.
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Henderson Reddies
Quachita Tigers
Arkansas College
Scots
Henderson
Arkansas Tech
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University of Arkansas At
Monticello
Southern State
James Armstrong
Clifton Lewis
Larry Banks
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Danny Thomas
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Bison
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Tom Poole
Chester Lucas
Tim Vick
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Larry Aggas
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Rockets Ride New Coach Beat Knicks and Bucks 129 125
New Houston Rockets under Johnny Egan defeated the New York Knicks and then beat the Milwaukee Bucks 129 to 125. Rudy Tomjanovich scored 29 for Houston while Kareem Abdul-Jabbar poured in 48 for Milwaukee but the Rockets held on. Mike Newlin sealed the win with a 20 foot jumper as Milwaukee rallied late. Other scores: Suns over SuperSonics 112 109. Knicks edged Buffalo 99 92. Warriors beat Kings 129 115 with Rick Barry 30 points.
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Associated Press
Johnny Egan
Houston Rockets
Rockets
New York Knicks
Milwaukee Bucks
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Bucks
Rudy Tomjanovich
Milwaukee
Mike Newlin
Phoenix Suns
Seattle SuperSonics
Buffalo
Golden State
Kansas City
Solunar Tables Schedule from Knight's Table
Solunar periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan fishing or hunting trips. It advises aligning outdoor activity with daily peak times to maximize success in good territory and cover.
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Richard Alden Knight
Confessions of a losing sports writer in Philadelphia
Ralph Bernstein reflects on a city obsessed with losers as he chronicles his career covering Philadelphia teams. He cites Joe Frazier, the 1950s Phillies, Flyers, Eagles, and 76ers, plus personal misfires with Bobby Shantz and Ken Loeffler, ending with a portrait of a town and a beat defined by disappointment and occasional absurdity.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Joe Frazier
Philadelphia
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Philadelphia Phillies
Eagles
Teers
Flyers
Blazers
76Ers
Milwaukee Bucks
Bucks
Frazier
Joe
George Foreman
William Penn
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Iéers
Bobby Shantz
Jim Bunning
Derek Sanderson
Steve Carlton
Roy Rubin
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