Wilt Leads Lakers Past Knicks In Game Two rout
Wilt Chamberlain scored 23 points and hauled 24 rebounds as the Los Angeles Lakers defeated the New York Knicks 106-92 to even the playoff series at one game each. DeBusschere left the game with a pulled muscle, raising questions about his availability for Wednesday’s clash at Madison Square Garden.
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Byron Roach
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Wilt Chamberlain
Los Angeles Lakers
New York Knicks
Forum
Chamberlain
Lawc Kers
Natitional Basketball Association
New York
Madison Square Garden
NBA
Dave DeBusschere
Knicks
Lakers
DeBusschere
Dave
Red Holzman
Bill Sharmman
Jerry Lucas
Gail Goodrich
Lucas
Walt Frazier
Casper Feels He Can Play Again After Lead
Billy Casper, coming off a year and a half slump, leads by one stroke after three rounds at the rain-delayed Byron Nelson Golf Classic. Casper credits a calmer mental attitude for his six under total through 54 holes at Preston Trail. Homennik, tied for the lead, suffers a triple bogey due to a missed ruling, ending at 205. Rodriguez and Schlee sit close, ahead of final-round chase for $25,000.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Billy Casper
Casper
Preston Trail Golf Club
Wilf Homennik
Winnipeg
Homeruik
Chi Chi Rodriguez
John Schlee
Preston Trail Club
Rodriguez
Schlee
SWC cuts football scholarships in phased limits
The Southwest Conference based in Fayetteville Arkansas announced reductions to football and other sport scholarships starting 1973. Freshman football scholarships capped at 45 with a 130 total per school by 1975. Basketball, track, and other sports receive specified year by year limits to promote economy and parity. Houston can compete earlier in all but football and basketball.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Southwest Conference
Howard Grubbs
Acuity
Grubbs
SWC
University of Houston
Hope Star Baseball Standings and results recap
Major league standings and results from Saturday Sunday and Monday include American League East led by Detroit and Baltimore, Cleveland close behind, with New York and Boston among others. National League leaders show Montreal New York Cincinnati Los Angeles and Houston with recent game results and top hitters and pitchers listed.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Oakland
Chicago
Texas
Kansas City
California
W. L. Pet. G.B. Montreal
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Houston
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Francisco
San Diego
Montreal
Finley Says Kuhn Intervened In Vida Blue Contract
Athletics owner Charles O. Finley blames commissioner Bowie Kuhn for scuttling Vida Blue's contract, saying Kuhn arbitrarily involved himself in the talks. Finley, in Milwaukee for a series with the Brewers, says he may no longer keep the offer open until Kuhn orders Blue to accept. Blue, MVP and Cy Young winner, earned 14,750 last season amid bidding tensions.
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Mike O'Brien
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Vida Blue
Oakland
Bowie Kuhn
Athletics
Charles O. Finley
Finley
Blue
Robert Gerst
Kuhn
Vida
A’s
Milwaukee Brewers
Chicago
Gerst
Champs Still Losing in Braves Rout at Three Rivers
Pirates manager Bill Virdon says it is only a matter of time before Pittsburgh “starts doing our thing” as they drop five straight, while defending champions Atlanta beats them 6-1 at Three Rivers Stadium. Ralph Garr keys Braves win with homer and double. Cubs top Reds 6-4. Astros 76 over Cardinals. Dodgers 7-0 Mets. Expos beat Giants later 13-2. Phillies sweep Padres 6-1 and 3-1.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirate
Bill Virdon
Atlanta Braves
Baltimore Orioles
Parkers Have Two Trouble Positions In Spring Practice
Spring practice closed with unresolved needs in full back tight end and defensive spots for Arkansas coach Frank Broyles. He said the disappointing part is that some hoped players did not step forward and fill the gaps left by uncertainty.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Frank Broyles
Jimmy Fryer
Fulback
Marsh White
Fryer
White
Mervin Johnson
Jim Benton
John Whet
Johnson
Benton
Wheat
Louis Campbell
Clark Irwin
Jim Irwin
John Moseley
Les Williams
Jim Brawner
Free Agents Shake NFL Roster After 1971 Season
Thirty three NFL players led by Bart Starr Mac Arthur Lane and Ray Nitschke became free agents at midnight Sunday as they finished 1971 without contracts. Several signed with new clubs over the weekend reducing unsigned totals. Minnesota topped the list with seven. Bears Houston and St Louis had varying outcomes. The NFL will notify clubs of unsigned players and allow negotiations with any team.
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Associated Press
National Football League
Bart Starr
MacArthur Lane
Ray Nitschke
Green Bay
Bill Munson
Detroit
Dick Gordon
Chicago
Clint Jones
Gene Washington
Minnesota
NFL
Donny Anderson
Roy Shivers
Gary Cuozzo
St. Louis
Alvin Reed
Houston
Bill Kilmer
Washington
Cardinals
Joe O'Donnell
Mike McGill
Rolf Krueger
Krausse Wins as Red Sox Top Rangers in 10 Innings
Boston pitcher Lew Krausse scattered two hits through nine, carrying a 3-0 lead into the 10th before Carlton Fisk and Bob Burda sparked a rally. Tommy Harper drove in two with a swing to left center, sending Boston to a 3-0 extra-inning victory over Texas while Kasko commits to Krausse’s next start.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
Boston
Jen Krausse
Eddie Kasko
Krausse
Lew Randle
Texas
Randle
Kelling
Lew
Carlton Fish
Bob Burda
Ted
Burda
Tommy Harper
Luis Aparicio
Harper
Billee
Red Sox
Rangers
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Twins
Milwaukee
Oakland
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
California
Baltimore
Cleveland
Kansas City
Solunar Tables Schedule From Richard Alden Knight
The article lists Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. It advises planning days to fish during peak periods or hunt in good cover to maximize sport each day.
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Richard Alden Knight
Arkansas Derby Contenders In Derby Field Shuffle
The 1972 Kentucky Derby picture tightens with contenders like Riva Ridge Hold Your Peace and No Seace aiming for Derby glory after Cannonero II's 1971 win. Derby Trial to gauge entrants. potential 12 most including No Le Hace Key to the Mint Head of the River and New Prospect. Riva Ridge and Hold Your Peace remain top two favorites as Derby week looms at Churchill Downs.
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ED Schuyler Jr
Associated Press
Louisville, Ky
Cannonero II
Canonero II
Mutuel
Churchill Downs
Arnold Winick
Hold Your Peace
U Pos Ent
Pascallo
Sensitive Music
Big Brown Bear
Tom
No le Hace
Key To the Mint
Head of the River
New Prospect
Joseph R. Straus
Louisiana
Arkansas
Paul Mellon
Rokeby Stable
Riva Ridge
Everglades
Wallace Gilroy
Bahamas
Dr. Hassi Shina
Lester's Jester
Juan Arias
Arias
Dr. Shina
Hassi
John Tweedy
Florida
Keeneland
Maribel Blum
North Carolina Central runners set relay records at Penn Relays
Freshmen-led NCCU sprint medley and mile relay teams shattered national marks at Penn Relays. The quartet came in 3:14.8 for the sprint medley and 3:03.1 for the mile relay, with Ouku and Black delivering record splits. NCCU assistant coach Ted Hanley called the wins historic amid coach Leroy Walker's absence due to his mother's death.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Philadelphia
North Carolina Central
Penn
North Carolina
Ted Hanley
Hanley
Leroy Walker
NCC
Julius Lang
Larry Black
Jeff Horsley
Robert Duku
Willam
Mary
Kansas
Jim Ryan
Sang
Ouku
Kenya
Black
Horsley
Mel Bassett
Texas el Paso
Bassett
Villanova
Larry James
Stolen Bases and Pitching Leaders Snapshot
Baseball stat note lists Morgan and Tolan with stolen bases for Cincinnati. Pitchers Sutton of the Dodgers and Arlton of the Phillies feature in strikeout and ERA figures. Also cited are Sea ver and Hooton rankings with 1 000 0.55 and 34 24 respectively.
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Chi
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Lolich
Coleman
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Tolan
Cin
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Rader
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Morgan
Sutton
Seaver
Arlton
Phi
Hooton
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