NBA and NHL standings from scattered game notes
Scattered scores show Buffalo beating Washington in a tight NBA game with key contributions from Randy Smith and Bob McAdoo. Other NBA results include Detroit over Philadelphia, Cleveland over Phoenix in double overtime, and Boston easing past New York. Also listed are NHL action with Washington, Seattle, and Atlanta teams recording wins amid a busy slate.
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Camptell
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San Artors
Kentucky
Ny Rangers
Lous Virana
Vancouver
New York
San Antonio
St. Louis
Virginia
Kansas City
Indiana
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Golder Stee
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Butaic
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Toronto
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Atanta
New York Rangers
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Houston
Atlanta
Chicago
Cleveland
Phoenix
Seatte
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Kings
Forum
NY Islanders
Montreal
Kansas
Minnesota
Affalo
Cerritos Gains Finals In Modesto Tournament Thriller
Cerritos College wins 90 89 in overtime over Laney College to reach the Modesto Basketball Tournament final. Darrell Lane scores 20 as Cerritos advances to face Contra Costa after a late rally and overtime free throw.
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Modesto
Darrell Lane
Cerritos College
Laney College
Falcons
Contra Costa College
Contra Costa
San Mateo
Lane
Willie Howard
Joe Damm
Cerritos
Laney
USSR Aims For 10th Walter Brown Cup Title
The Soviet Union targets its 10th Walter A. Brown International Hockey Tournament crown next week in Colorado Springs. U S officials say the American team has its best chance at beating the Soviets in years.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Soviet Union
Walter A. Brown
United States
AHL Scores From Night Contests
Springfield beat Baltimore 2 1 while Hershey and Rochester tied 1 1. Ile Providence defeated New Haven 6 4. Nova Scotia edged Richmond 7 3.
Poly Five Hosts Lynwood In Southern California Showdown
Poly High 8-0 arrives off the San Dimas Tournament win to face 7-1 Lynwood on its Jackrabbits court at 7:30. Four CIF stars pace the matchup led by Poly’s Michael Wiley and Johnny Nash against Lynwood’s Darrell Allums. Tom Freedman, sidelined with a knee, will start for Lynwood. Wilson also on the slate, visiting Los Alamitos at 7:30.
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California
Poly
San Dimas
Garden Grove
Corona del Mar
Westminster Marina
Michael Wiley
Johnny Nash
Darrell Allums
Tom Freeman
Knight
Bill Notley
Wilson
Los Alamitos
Late Myer bomb gives North Blue-Gray win
Steve Myer of New Mexico threw a 51 yard touchdown pass to Bill Singler of Stanford with 31 seconds left to lift the North All-Stars to a 14 to 13 comeback victory in the Blue Gray game. The contest ended early after 3 minutes due to time cuts at the request of a television network. Dexter Pride of Minnesota scored the North’s first TD and Phil Rogers of Virginia Tech and Bubba Hicks of Baylor added South points.
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Steve Vicker
New York
Kansas
Guy Charron
Kansas City
Detroit Red Wing
Gary Wilf Paieme
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Vancouver
Robin Ootaille
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Campbell May Become NHL Board Chairman This June
Clarence Campbell, president of the National Hockey League since 1946, said Friday he may be elevated to chairman of the league Board of Governors by June to allow a new president to take his place.
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Montreal
Clarence Campbell
National Hockey League
Lakewood Loses Highlander Classic Semifinal In Teetering Finish
Lakewood High saw its six game win streak end in a 56-54 semifinal loss to La Habra at the Highlander Christmas Classic. Jordan’s Bill Speck romped for 37 points to lead a Moore League split with Arroyo in the consolation bracket as Warren and La Mirada clash tonight in Laguna Beach.
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Millikan
Loyola Edges St Paul In CIF 4 A Final 14-13
Loyola High slipped past St Paul 14-13 in the CIF 4 A title at the Los Angeles Coliseum. Karell Pugh returned a 50 yard interception for a second half TD while Pat Nomura added a 12 yard score to seal the win as St Paul dominated the first half.
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L.A. Coliseum
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Craig Johnston
Cubs
Randy Meacham
Loyola
Pat Nomura
Jerry Ancich
Kevin Muno
Johnston
USC basketball notes and state finals recap
USC standout Casey Jones contributed five assists and two steals as the Trojans split minutes with Malovic and Cleve Porter leading scoring with 16 points. Freshman Neil Arnold added 10 points and five assists as St Paul defeated Villa Park for the 3 A title. Sonora routed El Dorado in the 2 A final.
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Boyd
Neil Arnold
Long Beach Wilson High
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Cleve Porter
Trojans
Norm Kelly
South Pasadena
Villa Park
Sonora
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Pam's Boys Rally For Tight Long Beach Win
Long Beach recreation basketball recap notes Pam's Boys narrowly defeated Tay Taff and teammates in a close contest. Poel and Amos contributed steady scoring while Sere, Begloe, and Sears provided key plays as Metco 52 stood strong.
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Walt Poel
Amos
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Aspen Cup Ski Meet Yields Mixed Standings
Readable lines show ASPEN CUP skiing results with competitors Duvillard and Werner from Austria and Norway entries like Pyles and Tschudi. Cones and Ja from Vermont appear. standings list competitors from several nations, with Spring races noted.
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GIANT
Bulls Triumph Over Lakers Amid Strong Fourth Quarter Rally
Chicago used a decisive fourth quarter to outpace the Lakers 104 86 after trailing at halftime. Lucius Allen scored 28 for Los Angeles while Jerry Sloan returned for Chicago aiding a 24 point inside surge. Kareem Abdul Jabbar was held to 17 as Tom Boerwinkle and Cliff Pondexter contributed for the Bulls.
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USAC Prize Money Tops $3 Million in 1975
Indianapolis AP reports US Auto Club prize funds surpassed $3 million for the sixth straight year in 1975. National driving champion A. J. Foyt won $355,662 as part of the year’s earnings.
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Fallslo-pitch Crawson 7 Tiggers 5 in Four B final
Fallslo-pitch Crawson beat the Tiggers 7 to 5 as the Women's Old Fogeys Four 11,TS 22 B Championship concluded. Let's Eat Out defeated Softballers 8 to 1 in the A semifinals.
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Old Fogeys
Pontiac smoking ban overturned by appeals court
Detroit AP reports the Michigan Court of Appeals reversed a no smoking order for Pontiac Stadium that would have taken effect at Sundays Lions game. Three judges agreed Judge William Beers ban should stand down until a full trial in February.
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Michigan Court of Appeals
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Detroit Lions
Oakland County
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U S Wins Collegiate Golf Match Against Japan in Japan
Curtis Strange of Wake Forest captured the individual title with a 69 final round for a 54 hole total of 208 as the U S team defeated Japan 26 to 14 over three days in Narashino Japan.
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Curtis Strange
Wake Forest
United States
Strange
U.S
Results USC 101 Howard 74 and other college scores
A roundup of basketball results across multiple conferences and tournaments. Notable scores include USC 101 over Howard 74, BYU 85 at Nevada Reno 76, New Mexico 85 over Portland State 2, and several tournament games such as Dayton Classic and Kentucky Invitational outcomes.
College Basketball Highlights From Early Round Contests
Arizona State fell 87 83 after leading late in the first half as OSU's Rock Smith scored 15. Alabama beat Pittsburgh 62 53 with balanced scoring led by Leon. Indiana defeated Georgia 65 56 for Bobby Knight's 200th win. Providence won 73 66 over Santa Clara as Hassett led with 12. Kentucky toppled Georgia Tech 66 64 to reach the January Invitational final. VPI 87 Oregon 60 started strong, while USF 98 Oral Roberts 76 closed the night with a rout.
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Hoosier
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Truman Claytor
Fort
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Peer Vic Baker
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Gobblers
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Ore
Lance
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Eddie Vis
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Oral Roberts
F. Cinreshmen
Boynes
Titans
Scoring Leaders List From the College Tournament
Russell Davis of VPI led with 77 points while Date Ditton of LBSU posted 26. Other top scorers included Joe Hassett of Providence and Don Smith of OSU with 26, Rick Taylor of ASU, Jerry Fort of Nebraska, and Vic Baker of Pacific at 24. Wintford Baynes of USF and Anthony Oes of Oral Roberts followed with 24 to 26, with Larry Hudson of LBSU and John Service of UCSB noted among leaders.
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VPI
Date Ditton
LBSU
Joe Hassett
Providence
Don Smith
OSU
Rick Taylor
ASU
Jerry Fort
Nebraska
Vic Baker
Pacific
Wintford Baynes
USF
Anthony Oes
Oral Roberts
Larry Hudson
John Service
UCSB
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