New Orleans Surges Past Phoenix In Tight Finish
New Orleans wins fifth straight by beating Phoenix 98 to 93 as Mel Counts seals it with two free throws with six seconds left. Pete Maravich posts 18 points with six assists and five steals for the Jazz. Other scores feature numerous players from Phoenix, New Orleans, Detroit, Washington, and Chicago in a string of NBA results.
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Artesia
Glenn
George Dull
Nick Kristoff
Addis Richmond
Mark van Holland
Buffalo Brings Domination In Wild 106 116 Win Over Portland
Buffalo roared to a 24 point halftime lead and cruised past Portland 106 to 96. Starters McAdoo and McMillian top scored for Buffalo with 35 and 19 while Portland’s Sidney Wicks led all scorers with 25 in a hard fought game.
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BMT MI
Connors, Ashe Lead Tennis Results Across Tours
Jimmy Connors advances in Boca West singles with wins over Jun Kuki and Bozije Fibak as other groups stage quarterfinals and semifinals across Barcelona Fort Worth Detroit and Portland events. Bill Walton to see doctor on bone spur today per NBA spokesman.
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Jimmy Connors
St. Louis
Jun Kuki
Japan
Bojete Fibak
Poland
Karl Meijer
Germany
Jan Pesecky
Czech
Jurgen Fassbender
Mike Belkin
Florida
Charlie Owens
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National Basketball Association
Compton Tops Jordan 72 60 To Boost CIF Hopes
Compton Tarbabes overcome James Hardy 33 points and four blocks in final prep game. Derek Davis scores 27 as Compton builds a 16 point halftime lead and seals win with late free throws. Marvin Herndon adds 16 as the Tarbabes improve to 7-3 in league and 14-7 overall.
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Jordan
Hardy
Tarbabes
Panthers
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Derek
Tyrone Davis
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Tyrone
D. Davis
Marcus Hays
Marvin Herndon
Ken Pivernetz
Lakers Fall To Warriors In Forum Loss
The Lakers trailed 21 points entering the final period and could not close the gap, losing 105-93 to Golden State at the Forum. Rick Barry and Keith Wilkes sparked a 21 point burst in the third as the Warriors ran their season series to four straight wins over Los Angeles.
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Wilson swimmers set records in Moore League meet
Wilson High swimmers shattered marks as they won the Moore League Invitational team title at Millikan. Scott Gordin broke his own 100 yard backstroke mark with 54.3 seconds in the preliminaries. The relay team of Tim Shaw, Mike Rose, Steve Lee, and others contributed to the strong showing.
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Cerritos tops Compton in LA College Classic
Cerritos College used power and speed to beat Compton 6-4 in the LA Collegiate Classic. Bob McKelvy homered for a second time in as many days, and Arthur Harold stole four bases as a pinch runner. The Falcons meet LA City College at 1 p.m. for their fourth straight tournament title.
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Fountain Valley Barons Win Sunset League Title In Thriller
Fountain Valley defeats Marina 60 to 57 at the winner's gym to claim the Sunset League championship. Barons coach Dave Brown lauded 16 of 24 free throws, nine of ten in the final quarter, as pivotal. Rich Branning led Marina with 24 points while Jim Boxold closed the gap with clutch steals and baskets.
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Lynwood Sweeps CIF Playoffs Clinching 101 58 Victory
Lynwood High crushed Bellflower 101 to 58 in the CIF playoff push finishing the San Gabriel Valley League with a 13 1 record and first league title. John Brown led with 22 points 11 of 21 field goals while Darrell Allums added 21 points and 24 rebounds as six Lynwood players hit double figures.
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Loara Triumphs Over Los Alamitos In Sunset League Finale
Loara exploded for 31 points in the final quarter to edge Los Alamitos 77 to 72. Mark Roche led Loara with 28 points, Tim Frohling added 12, while Jim Beckerle paced Los Alamitos with 23. Trailing 53-46, Loara rallied to take a 62-61 lead with four minutes left.
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Gahr Edges Neff to Secures Suburban League Runnerup Spot
Gahr High outscored Neff 30-24 in the first half and 67-40 through three, clinching second place in the Suburban League 85-62. Craig Riphagem scored 23 for Gahr, who hit 63 percent from the floor and outrebounded 26-17. Neff's Phil Flentge tallied 32 in his prep finale.
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College Basketball Results Across Regions
Pacific Coast teams posted wins and losses with Oregon State 74 at Stanford 68 and Cal 76 over Chico State 4. Seattle 80 defeated Santa Clara 66. Rocky Mountain Weber State led Idaho 68 as Montana tied Boise State 67. SouthWest New Mexico beat Colorado School of Mines 81. Utah State and Grambling had notable scores.
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Utah State Rallies Past New Orleans After Tough First Half
Utah State, ranked 15th, erased a 52-42 halftime deficit to win in a fast paced nonconference clash. Arizona State stays atop WCAC with 20th win as New Mexico sees late charge fade. Montana edges Boise State 68 67 after eight straight Griz points in final minutes.
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Cal Bears Hold Off Oregon In Pac-8 Thriller
California guards Rickie Hawthorne and Connie White combined for 41 points as the Golden Bears survived a frantic finish to beat Oregon 76 to 74. California improved to 16-6 overall and 6-4 in conference, while Oregon fell to 15-7 and 3-7. Greg Ballard led Oregon with 24 points and 18 rebounds.
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Beavers Top Stanford 74 68 as Shelton Leads OSU
Oregon State remains second in the Pac-8 with Lonnie Shelton scoring 23 points in a 74 68 victory over Stanford. Stanford star Rich Kelley led all scorers with 35 points but fouled out late as the Cardinal drop to 5 5 and fade from title contention.
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Notable scoring list from college hoops event
35 Rich Kelley of Stanford leads a scoring rundown including 3 point marks by Frank Oleynick Seattle and Pat Moake Boise State, with Gerald Jones Cal Poly SLO and Rich Haws Utah State close behind. Other top scorers include Willie Moss Gonzaga Greg Ballard Oregon Bob Elliot Arizona, Mike Moon Arizona State, Lonnie Shelton Oregon State and Billy Mallory LA State near the top.
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Seattle
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Boise St
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Ca! Poly Slo
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Utah St
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Gonzaga
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Oregon
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UCLA Track Names 1974 MVP Kotinek and Award Winners
Rory Kotinek led UCLA track in scoring during the 1974 season and was chosen as the squad's most valuable athlete. Other winners included Maxie Parks most inspirational, Gordon Innes most outstanding runner, Jerry Herndon NCAA long jump champion and outstanding freshman, and Clarence Taylor most improved.
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UCLA
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Gordon Innes
Jerry Herndon
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