Hope Bobcats and Bobkittens prep for pivotal 4-AA clash
Hope Bobcats and Bobkittens gear up for a two game set beginning at 6 30 p m with Malvern and Camden Lincoln looming. Bobcats sit 0-4 in 4 AA West, aiming to climb out of last place while Bobkittens 2-2 in 4 AA and 7 6 overall push for seeding ahead of the 4 AA tournament. Coach Kim Jordan praised balanced scoring and a growing junior program as seniors and underclassmen contribute.
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Giacomin Seeks Vezina Amid Rangers Shine In NHL Action
Ed Giacomin of the New York Rangers, aiming for the Vezina Trophy, earned his fourth shutout of the season in a 2-0 win over Detroit as New York extended its unbeaten streak to six. St. Louis’ Plante and Hall led the Blues’ defense in a 2-1 win over Pittsburgh, while Montreal blanked Minnesota 4-0 and Los Angeles beat Toronto 3-1. The Rangers, under interim coach Emile Francis, won their fourth straight.
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Sonics Upset Celtics In Double Overtime Thriller
The Seattle Super Sonics, mired in a poor season, upset the Boston Celtics 124-122 in overtime in Philadelphia. Len Wilkens and Bob Rule led Seattle with 24 and 26 points respectively as Sam Jones topped Boston with 39. The night also saw Philadelphia beat Atlanta 119-96 and other NBA results across the league.
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Top Money Winners Vie For 150000 San Diego Open
Eighteen of the top 20 money leaders of 1968 attend the Andy Williams San Diego Open at Torrey Pines. Billy Casper leads with last year’s $205168 earnings, as Weiskopf and Palmer miss the field while Sifford Barber and others join the starter field amid course changes and a 6800 yard par 72 layout.
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Fairmont Is Rated Small College Best
Fairmont of West Virginia ends a 15 game unbeaten streak by defeating Salem and Steubenville and leads the Associated Press small college basketball poll with 272 points. Stephen F. Austin moves to second with 257 points, Ashland climbs to third, and Southwestern La., Lamar Tech, and Kentucky Wesleyan hold top positions as Long Beach State Trinity and Wittenberg shift in the Top Ten.
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Howard Pourstis leads Lobos past Aggies in 86 66 win
Howard Pourstis returned from suspension to score 35 points and grab 14 rebounds as New Mexico, unranked, defeated eighth-ranked New Mexico State 86 66. The Lobos improved to 12 6 while Aggies, who had won 16 straight, fell behind by halftime and could not recover.
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Maravich Nears New Scoring Marks for LSU
New York AP reports LSU star Pete Maravich is close to breaking the two season scoring records held by Oscar Robertson and Elvin Hayes as his 46.1 point per game pace would need only mid-20s scoring the rest of the season to surpass both marks. He has 653 points in 12 games this season. Lew Alcindor of UCLA also nears a career 2,000 point milestone and field goal percentage leader Al Kroboth trails at 65.4 percent.
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Spencer Haywood stars in Detroit vs New Haven tilt
Detroit's Spencer Haywood improved from 21.6 to 21.3 as New Haven faced him in a Bassertt Pro League game. Gene Conley, ex NBA and major league star, still plays pro basketball on weekends with New Haven while coaching a 17 year old, and stands 6 4. The article notes early Pennsylvania building and loan associations founded in 1831.
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