Knicks Earn Twin NBA Wins Over Celtics
New York Knicks beat Boston 111-108 in New York and 96-93 in Boston with Walt Frazier delivering clutch late plays in both games. Celtics nearly erased a 17-point third-quarter gap Sunday, while Philly near-miss after Kevin Loughery's home debut ends in 101-96 loss to Atlanta.
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ACC Title Run Hangs On March 8 10 In Greensboro
UCLA stretches win streak to set a historic pace as the ACC race tightens with North Carolina State, North Carolina, and Maryland in the top five. Maryland beat North Carolina, while NC State fluttered Furman behind 27 points from David Thompson. Walton powers UCLA past Notre Dame as Phelps hails the star. Long Beach State upsets Northern Illinois in Top Ten action.
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Broncos Trade Don Horn to Browns in 1974
In 1974 the Denver Broncos traded veteran quarterback Don Horn to the Cleveland Browns for future considerations. Rutgers coach changes prompt resignations after the 1973 season. Hall of Fame honors announced for George Kelly and Mickey Welsh. Tenor tennis results include Brian Fairlie defeating Mark Cox in Rothmans International. Margaret Court edges Nancy Gunter at the British Motors tournament. Nastase and Connors story from Midlands International. Boxer Noburo Oyakawa dies after collapsing in the ring. Jay Robinson wins Denver Open in bowling. UCLA beats Notre Dame to set consecutive win record. Feuerbach sets world indoor shot put mark. Claesson leads Sweden to European ice skating title. McKellen wins U S Figure Skating men's national. Rollinson wins Tasman Cup. Fittipaldi wins Argentine Grand Prix. Nicklaus wins Bing Crosby Pro Am. Snead tops Boros in PGA Seniors. College scores noted for Indiana, Missouri, Minnesota, Alabama, Marquette.
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Hope Star 1973 Hope Arkansas newspaper masthead note
The Hope Star issue lists staff, departments, and publication details for January 29 1973. It includes editor, managing editors, reporters, advertising staff, and circulation information along with subscription rates and service mentions for regional distribution and college student offer.
High Pockets Hall of Fame selection announced
George Kelly nicknamed High Pockets is chosen for Baseball Hall of Fame by the Oldtimers Committee alongside Mickey Welsh and Billy Evans. Frisch recalls his strong arm, including a key 1921 World Series double play. Kelly, 77, lives in Millbrae and is the only living inductee among the trio. Cooperstown ceremonies are planned this summer with Warren Spahn to be honored separately by the writers.
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Battle for supremacy in ABA East remains unsettled
The Carolina Cougars and Kentucky Colonels split focus as Kentucky won 111 103 to narrow the gap to three games atop the East. Louis Dampier led with 30 points, Dan Issel added 28 and 12 boards, Artis Gilmore had 26 and 16. Billy Cunningham scored 29 for Carolina as they faltered offensively in the first half. Other ABA results: Denver 106 New York 77, Memphis 127 Indiana 126 in a free for all with 61 fouls, Dallas 128 San Diego 109.
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Southwestern Louisiana presses toward Southland title race
Southwestern Louisiana leads the Southland Conference with a 6-0 mark as McNeese State sits 4-2 and Louisiana Tech 3-2. The team is 14-1 after a 124-81 win over Rhode Island and hosts Houston Baptist before an Abilene Christian trip. Stars include Mike Green with 2,001 career points after a 47 point game and Roy Ebron posting 30 points in a 119-106 win over Arkansas State.
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