Olson Triggers Blugold Victory Over Logan
Olson scored 22 and grabbed 18 rebounds as Aquinas defeated Logan 57 to 46 at Mary E Sawyer Auditorium. Pielhop and Powers added support with nine and 14 points respectively, while Schlifer led Logan with 18 points. Both teams next meet Central in city play.
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Frazier Ellis Heavyweight Bout Arranged at Garden
Madison Square Garden plans to announce details of a heavyweight title fight between Joe Frazier and Jimmy Ellis after nearly a year of negotiations. The match, set for February 16, marks a major potential showdown in New York.
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Tom Emery Tops City Pin Leagues
Tom Emery led the city bowling scene with a 659 series in the Pla-Mar League at Pla-Mar. Other top totals include Ray Lichtie 633 in the Men's Straightaway at South Lanes and Marie Mueller 551 in the Coulettes League at Coulee Golf Bowl. The week also featured boxing talk as Harry Markson discussed the tentative Frazier Ellis deal, guaranteed $150,000 each with potential gate and TV revenue, and Ali’s lingering world-title status noted.
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Cowboys Favored In East Ready For Browns Clash
Dallas carries a 6 1 2 point betting edge as Cleveland visits the Cotton Bowl for the NFL Eastern Conference title game. Collier notes Dallas must avoid prior mistakes and both clubs tweak with new wrinkles while injury lists are light.
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Nets suffer record fouls in 124-113 loss to Washington
The New York Nets committed 46 personal fouls, a single-game ABA record, in a 124-113 defeat to Washington. Washington matched a team record with 70 free throw attempts, making 53. Larry Brown led Washington with 34 points, while Lavern Tart scored 30 for the Nets. Kentucky beat Carolina 117-105 and Denver defeated Miami 141-122 as Haywood missed most of the game.
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Basketball Scores From Pro and ABA Card
Summary of recent professional basketball scores featuring WBA opponents Los Angeles defeating New York 114 to 106 and Milwaukee topping Detroit 114 to 10 along with Philadelphia beating San Francisco 141 to 12 Cincinnati 130 over Atlanta 110 Boston 122 over Seattle 112 ABA action Washington 124 over New York 113 Denver 141 over Miami 122 Kentucky 117 over Caroline 105.
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Badger Six Favored To Win At St. Louis
Wisconsin opens in St. Louis as favorite in a four team tournament. The Badgers face Michigan in the opening nightcap after Brown meets Yale in the curtain raiser. Wisconsin (7-3) won the Big Ten title with a 6-3 win over Michigan State and beat Michigan 4-3 this year before a 4-1 loss in the other meeting.
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Bucks Extend NBA Mark with Seventh Straight Win
Milwaukee Bucks toppled the Detroit Pistons 114 101 to stretch their winning streak to seven, the club’s longest in franchise history. Lew Alcindor scored 22, Flynn Robinson 26, and Walker 26 as Milwaukee built a 21 point first half lead and withstood Detroit’s comeback bid led by Jimmy Walter’s 15 field goals after intermission. Bill Hewitt grabbed 14 rebounds for Detroit while Alcindor logged nine. The victory moved Milwaukee within six games of the division lead and a half game behind Baltimore.
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Eight Tournament results headline cold sprint to finish
Kansas State 51 Oklahoma State 49 Oklahoma 68 Kansas 64 in OT Platteville Holiday event Kentucky State 100 North Carolina A. 84 Platteville 66 Macalester 63 Winniey College Holiday tourney Drury 76 Morris Harvey 60 Tennessee State 100 Hanover 67 Eastern Michigan 119 Lincoln, Neb. Quincy 97 St. Leo's Florida 78 Evansville Classic Jacksonville 104 Arizona 72 Evansville 78 Fordham 69 Milwaukee Classic Wisconsin 81 Utah State 74 Marquette 99 Delaware 71 Rotor City Tourney Minnesota 70 Bowling Green 68 Detroit 86 Pittsburgh 60 Lafayette Classic Northwestern 78 Rutgers 77 North Carolina St. 75 Alabama 51 North Central Holiday Tourney South Dakota State 82 North Dakota State 68 Northern Iowa 68 Mankato State 50 North Dakota 70 South Dakota 69 Morningside 75 Augustana South Carolina 72 Queen City Tourney Canisius 83 Fairfield 70 St. Peter's 90 Tulane 75 All College Tourney Memphis State 67 Arizona State 62 Oklahoma City 80 Idaho 6 Roadrunner Invitational Creighton 83 San Jose State 70 New Mexico State 88 Idaho State 80 Far West Classic Washington 90 Southern California 86 Oregon State 65 Temple 44 Sunshine Tournament Eastern Carolina 71 Florida A&M 57 Tampa 92 West Chester 73 Rainbow Classic St. John's 57 Iowa 55 Yale 88 Hawaii 77 Other Games Ohio University 92 Fresno State 80 Utah 10 Montana 93 State Preps La Crosse Aquinas 57 La Crosse Logan Milw Lutheran 79 Rochester Minnesota Lourdes 55 Green Bay Premontre 75 Milw Messmer 72
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Rider elected 56th president of American Bowling Congress
Herman C. Rider of Cleveland is the 56th president of the American Bowling Congress, the world’s largest sports participation organization. He succeeded Gilbert L. Adamowski of Chicago last August.
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Lakers Rally Past Knicks in a 114 106 Upset
Lakers surge with a blistering second half led by Jerry West and a pep talk from Elgin Baylor to overcome the Knicks 114 106. Baylor, sidelined with groin and abdomen strains, said he’ll miss at least a week. Frazier led New York with 26 as Philadelphia, Boston and Cincinnati also posted wins in NBA action.
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Penguin Goalie Refuses To Use Protective Mask
Penguins goalie Les Binkley, a noted mask holdout, refused to wear a protective face covering after a 16 stitch cut, yet stopped 26 shots and won 3-2 over the New York Rangers, snapping a 14 game Rangers stretch. The win halted Pittsburgh’s five game slide as Montreal and St Louis also posted draws and wins in Friday NHL action.
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Kentucky State and Platteville Triumph In Cage Tourney
Kentucky State, 7-0 and nationally ranked, beat North Carolina Asheville 100-84 and faces host Platteville for the tourney title. Platteville, 5-3, edged Macalester 66-63 after a slow second half. Travis Grant scored 39 with 27 rebounds. Jim Lawringer topped Platteville with 19.
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