Beavers Near 1 000 Wins Mark In 83 59 Victory
Oregon State beat Portland 83 59 as Gary Freeman and Bill More led with 17 each. Duquesne lost to Detroit as Spencer Haywood scored 31 with 16 rebounds. Drake dropped from MVC title race after a 118 99 loss to North Texas State.
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Reed preserves Knicks win over Bullets late rally
Willis Reed and the New York Knicks edged the Baltimore Bullets 109-106 as Reed blocked Earl Monroe’s shot in the final four seconds and Wes Unseld fouled, with Dick Barnett sealing it at the free throw line. Walt Frazier led New York with 28 points while Monroe had 32 for Baltimore.
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Solunar Tables for Richard Alden Knight
Solunar Periods listed in Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan fishing and hunting. The schedule highlights daily periods aimed at maximizing chances for sport in favorable territories and cover.
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Bobcats Have Everything to Gain at Malvern
Bobcats coach hopes a victory at Malvern against the Leopards could spark Hope from 4-AA cellar. Emphasis on stronger defense and faster break may shift division standings, with Lincoln and Camden looming and a potential first 4-AA win seen as pivotal. Junior high game at 6:30 p.m. follows.
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Thursday Moves in Sports Teams Hire New Coaches
Several coaches and players changed positions Thursday in football hockey and basketball. Clive Rush became head coach of the Boston Patriots after guiding the Jets offense under Weeb Ewbank. Vern Gus Young to the Minnesota Pipers as Jim Harding is ousted following a pregame banquet altercation. Brown University names Gerry Alaimo basketball coach succeeding Stan Ward. Princeton promotes Jake McCandless to football coach after 41 years as Dick Colman’s assistant. Cincinnati Royals acquire Fred Hetzel from Milwaukee Bucks for Don Smith and cash as Pittsburgh Penguins are noted in trades.
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Black Hawks Dominate Flyers 12-0 In NHL Rout
Chicago, short a man for a period, scored twice as Dennis Hull drew a first period penalty. The Black Hawks thrashed Philadelphia 12-0, with Pappin, Maki, Hull, and Mohns all scoring multiple goals. Bobby Hull did not net a goal. Bernie Parent yielded three in each of the final two periods. New York won to extend a win streak, while Boston outlasted Los Angeles.
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Baseball Offseason Draft Talks and Historic Dinners
The Major League Rules Committee meets in New York to discuss rule changes including pinch hitting for the pitcher while letting him remain in the game. Detroit star Mickey Lolich and Pete Rose are honored at Houston and New York dinners as the Babe Ruth Award and Series star. The free agent draft is set for New York, with Oldtimers voting for Hall of Fame candidates later.
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Barbs by Phil Pastoret on manners and office life
A compact column notes chivalry waning as women cease saying thank you for small courtesies. It jokes about roughing it in a overheated office and the odd habit of a coworker talking to himself, framed as light satire from a dated newspaper voice.
Fights Last Night: Regional Boxers Score Late Wins
Boxing cards from Los Angeles Oakland Taunton and Taunton featured heavyweights and light heavies. Indi an Red Lope stopped Raul Soriano in seven rounds in Los Angeles. Rocky Hernandez out pointed Charley Austin in ten rounds in Mexico. Andy Ni costi floored Harold Dutra in four rounds in Portland. Sylvia Dutlafre stopped George Holden in Hartford in three rounds.
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Buccaneers Ride Modest Streak In ABA Action
New Orleans Buccaneers extended their ABA winning streak to four as Jimmy Jones and Steve Jones each helped with scoring while four teammates reached double figures in a 120-103 victory over Miami. Moe and Brown shone for Oakland with a 41 point career night by Moe in a 146-144 overtime win over Indiana.
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Olympians Aim to Extend Millrose Winning Streaks
Olympic hurdler Willie Davenport seeks a sixth straight indoor win at the Millrose Games along with George Young and Ralph Doubell, while Dick Fosbury tries to start a streak after four meets without a win. The Madison Square Garden meet features seven foot jumpers John Rambo Ronnie Jourdan Gunther Spielvogel and more as Beamon Boston Seagren Mays and Toomey also compete.
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Smaller Golf Ball Is Being Studied
NEW YORK AP As if the cantankerous golf ball isn t hard enough to hit now the powers of the game are planning to make it smaller. Keith Mackenzie secretary of the Royal and Ancient Club of St Andrews told U S officials the changes aim to let players bel it farther off the tee and have more fun while noting guarantees are uncertain. The British and American rules differ with the US allowing no less than 1.68 inches in diameter while the R A N A sets a minimum of 1.62 inches.
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Freehan Drives Himself To Enjoy Off Season
Detroit star Bill Freehan defies rules on off season hobbies by Sno-mobiling. He owns multiple machines and races occasionally, saying careful driving keeps him injury free. Tigers approve cautiously and see it as fitness for spring training.
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