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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1970

Page

5

Knicks Meet Fire-up Pistons Saturday Collision Set

The Knicks and Pistons prep for a collision after both won big. New York crushed Boston 126-89 for a seventh win in nine, while Detroit stayed undefeated at nine by routing Baltimore. Bob Lanier scored 19 in limited minutes, Willis Reed led the Knicks with 22 points.

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Basketball scoring splashes across late season slate

Don Smith led the Sonics with 25 points while Norm Van Lier had 23 and Nate Archibald 21. Bob Love scored 28 for the Bulls and Connie Hawkins 26 for the Suns. Elvin Hayes poured in 40 as San Diego beat Cleveland, its eighth straight defeat. Philadelphia rallied to beat Golden State as Billy Cunningham scored 27, including key late baskets to seize the lead. Jeff Mullins topped the Warriors with 32 points.

Norm van Lier Nate Archibald Don Smith Sonics Phoenix Chicago Bob Love Bulls Connie Hawkins Suns Elvin Hayes San Diego Cleveland Cavaliers Philadelphia San Francisco 76Ers Warriors Billy Cunningham Cunningham Jeff Mullins

Quarry's Share of Money Is Attached

In Atlanta after losing to Muhammad Ali, boxer's live gate share of about 41000 was attached for co-manager Johnny Flores. Proceedings in New York aim to tie up close circuit TV rights worth about 250000. Flores and Jerry Quarry's father Jack challenged Flores signing fights with Joe Frazier, leading to a pending arbitration set for November 9.

Los Angeles Jerry Quarry Muhammad Ali Atlanta Quarry Johnny Flores Ben Adachi New York Flores Jerry Jack Quarry Joe Frazier

Still Going After 2nd Golf Win

Ken Still pursues a second straight pro title in the Sahara Invitational in Las Vegas after ending a season slump with a playoff win in Napa. He reflects on fatigue and nerves from a long stretch of competition and a prior rib injury. Also noted are reports filed to PGA commissioner Joe Dey over on-course dispute, and prior top contenders Nicklaus and Casper as pre-tournament favorites.

Las Vegas Nev Ken Still Still Lee Trevino Bert Yancey Napa Calif Sahara Hope Ark Stai Dave Hill Chi Chi Rodriguez PGA Joe Dey Hill Rodriguez Jack Tuthill Dey Jack Nicklaus Billy Casper Sahara Nevada Paradise Valley

Basketball to Name Top Pro Players

New York AP reports the NBA silver anniversary team nominees include Paul Arizin and Max Zaslofsky among 25 names. A player-represented selection committee will vote for 10. top vote-getters attend the East West All Star game in San Diego on January 12, 1971. Other nominees listed include Cousy, Davies, Feerick, Fulks, Galatin, Gola, Guarin, Heinsohn, Johnson, Jones, McCauley, Slater Martin, Mikan, Mikkelsen, Pettit, Pollard, Russell, Schayes, Sharman, Stokes, Wanzer, Yardley.

NEW York Paul Arizin Max Zaslofsky National Basketball Association Walter Kennedy Arizin Philadelphia Warriors Zaslofsky Chicago NBA San Diego Bob Cousy Bobby Davies Bob Feerick Joe Fulks Harry Gallatin Tom Gola Richie Guerin Tom Heinsohn Neil Johnson Sam Jones Ed McCauley Slater Martin Dick McGuire George Mikan Vern Mikkelsen Bob Pettit Jim Pollard Bill Russell

Flood saga renews as Senators seek Rainy Day signing

Washington owner Bob Short resumed contract talks with Curt Flood amid talk of a Kuhn news conference to announce a deal. Flood remains suing to overturn the reserve clause, with a federal ruling against him in phase one and an appeal pending. Short has already traded to gain leverage, and Kuhn said any contract would require approval and would not affect the suit.

Bruce Lowitt Associated Press NEW York Washington Senators Bob Short Curt Flood Bowie Kuhn Short Flood Major League Players Association St. Louis Philadelphia Phillies Phils Denny McLain Detroit Kuhn

Far West Leads Nation in Passing. Midwest Dominates Rushing

NCAA figures show Oregon leading with 285.9 passing yards per game and 14 touchdowns, followed by Stanford 284.7, Washington 276.5, San Diego St 265.2, and UCLA 234.1. In rushing, Texas tops with 384.0 yards and 25 TDs, Ohio State 368.4 and 24, Notre Dame 312.6 and 16, Cincinnati 285.8 and 12. Notre Dame also leads total offense at 533.4 yards per game with 25 TDs rushing and passing.

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Penguins Use Old and New to Lick LA

The Pittsburgh Penguins rallied with a mix of veterans and a rookie to defeat Los Angeles 5-3, led by Ken Schinkel’s two goals and Andy Bathgate’s on his 999th NHL game, with Greg Polis adding the final tally. Minnesota, featuring three rookies Gilles Gilbert James Drouin and Buster Harvey, beat Chicago 2-1. Elsewhere, Toronto and New York won, Montreal fell to Toronto 6-2, Detroit 4-1 by the Rangers, and St. Louis beat California 3-2.

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Goalie stars as North Stars edge Chicago on Harvey winner

Page Five notes a standout performance by the goalie stopping 30 shots after a 46-save NHL debut in Montréal. Buster Harvey scored in the third period to give Minnesota a win, the youngster recording his first pro goal after jumping from amateur ranks.

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