Friday Pro Basketball Schedule Highlights Matchups
The Associated Press lists Friday games featuring Milwaukee at Boston Kansas City versus Omaha at Detroit Chicago at Los Angeles Cleveland at Seattle Memphis at Utah Denver at San Diego and New York against Carolina at Greensboro.
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Omaha
Memphis
Utah
Denver
San Diego
New York
Carolina
Greensboro
Hope Auto, Young Chevrolet win in Tuesday League action
Little League football results from Legion Field show Hope Auto defeating James Motor Co. 13 to 0 and Young Chevrolet beating Anderson- Frazier 38 to 0. Hope Auto then traveled to Conway, Arkansas on Saturday, November 10 and defeated a Little League team there.
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Legion Field
Hope Auto
James Motor Co
Young Chevrolet
Anderson- Frazier
Conway
Ark
Spears beats 1st National 7 to 6 in key field clash
In Tuesday Pee Wee football at Key Field Spears edged 1st National 7 to 6 as Kidd scored a touchdown and Henley added six points. In the second game Citizens outlasted Herndon 13 to 6 with Brown and Tye each scoring six and Smith leading Herndon with six.
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Spears
Kidd
Henley
Citizens
Herndon
Brown & Tye
Smith
Solunar Periods From Richard Alden Knight Tables
Solunar Periods are printed to guide fishing and hunting times. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these periods to maximize the sport of the day.
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Richard Alden Knight
SWC teams chase bowl bids this Saturday
Four Southwest Conference schools Texas Texas Tech Houston and Arkansas face key games for bowls on Saturday with Texas needing a win over TCU to claim a Cotton Bowl bid and Arkansas likely heading to the Peach Bowl if they beat SMU. Houston eyeing Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl and Texas Tech eyeing a possible Cotton Bowl backdoor.
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Denner
Freeman
Associated Press Sports Wester
Texas
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Arkansas
Texas Christian
Austin
Longhorns
Nebraska
Lubbock
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Memorial Stadium
Celtics Rally Past Super Sonics in Boston Return
Bill Russell coached Seattle against his former Celtics as Boston overturned an 83-80 deficit with a 14-2 fourth quarter run. Jo Jo White scored 28 and Havlicek 24 as Boston won 110-104. Seattle’s Spencer Haywood led with 22 in defeat, while Portland beat Detroit 111-108 and Kansas City-Omaha edged Houston 118-116 in overtime.
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Celtic
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National Basketball Association
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Kansas City-Omaha Kings
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Gervin fuels Virginia win as ABA action wraps up
Virginia stays unbeaten in field shooting 60 percent while George Gervin nets 39 points to lift the Cavaliers past Memphis 113-108. Al Bianchi lauds the win as Gervin notes improved confidence after a season of hesitation. Carolina tops Kentucky 107-102 and Utah defeats San Diego 129-119 as ABA action concludes with NBA results: Boston over Seattle and Portland over Detroit in overtime.
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Associated Press
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Ebron
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AL approves designated runner rule in 1974 season
The American League voted 7-5 in Chicago to adopt a designated runner rule for 1974. Proposer Charles O. Finley of the Oakland A's had backing from the Indians Yankees Royals Twins Brewers and Rangers, while Orioles Tigers Red Sox Angels and White Sox opposed. The rule mirrors the designated hitter.
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Chicago
American League
Cleveland Plain Dealer
the Plain Dealer
Charles O. Finley
Oakland A’s
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Kansas City Royals
Minnesota Twins
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California Angels
Chicago White Sox
Watson takes World Open lead with 62 at Pinehurst
Tom Watson fired a sensational nine under par 62 to seize a six stroke edge at the World Open Golf Tournament in Pinehurst. Gibby Gilbert, who led early, slipped to second as Miller Barber and Bobby Mitchell shared third with 356. Arnold Palmer and others trailed, with several stars absent.
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Associated Press
Pinehurst
N.C
Tom Watson
Hawaii
Watson
John Schlee
Gibby Gilbert
Gilbert
Pinehurst Country Club
Ben Hogan
Miller Barber
Bobby Mitchell
Mitchell
Barber
Jerry Heard
Gary Player
Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
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