New ABA Rule Change Bans Fouling Out
The ABA approves a rule for the 1973 74 season removing fouling out. After seven fouls the opposing team shoots and retains possession. Commissioner Mike Storen backs the change while some players fear it eases the game and challenges star protection. The ABA opens its season Wednesday with no fouled out lines in boxscores.
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New York
American Basketball ‘Association
ABA
Mike Storen
Stoven
National Basketball Association
Bill Melchionni
New York Nets
NBA Opens 28th Season Five Games Tonight
The NBA begins its 28th season with five games led by Houston at Buffalo and Detroit facing the Knicks in New York. Seattle hires Bill Russell as coach GM to revive a 26-56 team while Wilt Chamberlain leaves for the ABA to coach San Diego.
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Alex Sachare
Associated Press
Bill Russell
Seattle SuperSonics
Elmore Smith
Wilt Chamberlain
New York Knicks
Dave DeBusschere
Milwaukee Bucks
Oscar Robertson
National Basketball Association
Gene Shue
Doug Collins
Philadelphia 76Ers
NBA
Houston
Buffalo
Detroit
Knicks
New York
Capital Bullets
Atlanta
En State
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Chicago
Bulls
American Basketball Association
Russell
Boston Celtics
Sonics
Tom Nissalke
Bucky Buckwalter
Spencer Haywood
Jim McDaniels
Chamberlain
ABA
San Diego Conquistadors
Smith
Buffalo Braves
Jim McMillian
Lakers
Golden State
Seattle
Phoenix
Earl Monroe
DeBusschere
New York Nets
Boston
Dave Cowens
Atlanta Hawks
Chicago Bulls
Midwest
Robertson
Milwaukee
Buckeyes Hold Poll Lead Across AP Football ratings
Ohio State remained No. 1 in the AP college football poll with 41 first place votes and 1,150 points after routing Washington State. Nebraska moved up, crushing Minnesota to collect nine first place votes and 1,032 points, narrowing the gap at the top. Thlone, Kansas and Miami of Ohio enter the Top Twenty for the first time this season.
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Ohio State
Associated Press
Thlone
Kansas
Miami
Ohio
Southern California
Ohio State Buckves
Washington State
Nebraska
Minnesota
Ohio St
Alabama
Calif
Michigan
Penn St
Bowling Scores From Various Leagues and Standouts
A compilation of results from multiple bowling venues listing team series and games, with individual high scores. Notable performers include Bill Hauser, Tom Regel, Fritz Kaiser, Don Burch, Ray Michalko, and John Schneider across venues such as Midway Tavern, Kauffman, Sports Pop, West Wis All Star League, and more.
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Stars OF Tomorrow
Pin Crushers
Bill Hauser
Jack Belke
John Petry
Deane Graft
the Sociables
The
Sociables
Fred Nuttleman
Don Meinking
Bev Jandt
Hazel Stalsberg
Tom Regel
Midway Tavern
Hot Shots
Crazy K's
Fritz Kaiser
Denny Grimslid
Corky Lounsbrough
Shirley Belshar
Carol Kaiser
Orange Crush
Tom Marco
Dave Kehr
Bob Sargeant
Rick Gardner
West Wis
Bun Jamey
Rod Calkins
Bill Zierke
Ray Michalko
Vern Seitz
Big River
Midway Bar
Willow Inn
Arden Rasmussen
Steve Sofia
Mike Anderson
Curtis Saeger named UWL Players Of The Week
Mike Curtis and Dave Saeger named University of Wisconsin La Crosse players of the week by the Indian coaching staff. Curtis a senior linebacker posted five unassisted tackles and six assists in the Indians win over Northern State of Aberdeen Saturday night. Saeger a junior end caught five passes for 70 yards including two touchdowns.
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Mike Curtis
Dave Saeger
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Curtis
Aberdeen
S.C
Saeger
Tri State Snowmobile Club to Meet Thursday
The Tri State Snowmobile Club will gather Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Village Park shelter house in West Salem. Elfman Marine Inc sponsors a free family membership drawing at the meeting.
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Tri-State
Village Park
West Salem
Elfman Marine, Inc
Packers Face Chiefs With Hunter Back In Action
The Green Bay Packers plan to start Scott Hunter against Kansas City after benching him earlier this season for Jim Del Garzo. Hunter completed six of seven passes, including a 20 yard completion to MacArthur Lane setting up Marcos's winning field goal. Del Gaizo will likely play more. guard Bill Lueck has a strained knee out two weeks and Malcolm Snider will start in his stead.
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Vikes
Devine
Scott Hunter
Jim del Garzo
Kansas
Milwaukee
Scott
Hunter
MacArthur Lane
Marcos
Lane
del Gaizo
Miami
Packers
Bill Lueck
Malcolm Snider
Lueck
Chiefs
Nicklaus Wins Kings Island Open Sets Scholarship Plan
Jack Nicklaus romped to a four stroke victory at the Ohio Kings Island Open with a 271 13 under par total. He refused a 25000 payday and announced a 20000 OSU scholarship in honor of his late father and 5000 for the Boy Scouts. His earnings push nears 2 million with a sixth win of 1973 and 278000 in season money.
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Ohio
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Ohio State University
Charles Nicklaus
Columbus
Boy Scouts of America
Nicklaus Golf Center
Bruce Crampton
Billy Casper
Sam Snead
Ben Hogan
Arnold Palmer
Byron Nelson
Palmer
Bing Crosby
Greater New Orleans
Cavaliers coast to golf win at Ridges links
Wisconsin Rapids based Western Wisconsin Technical Institute defeated Mid-State Tech 353 to 328 at the Ridges golf course in a Wisconsin Junior Technical College Conference match. WWTI's Tom Woychek earned medalist honors with 78. Williamson 79, Pischke 85, Christianson 86. Goska led Mid-State with 83. The course will host the statewide 16 team junior college tournament.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Wisconsin Technical Institute of
la Crosse
Mid
the Ridges
Christie and Culp Win Frau Fraulein Golf
Bev Christie and Hazel Culp won the team event at the Frau Fraulein Oktoberfest open at Maple Grove Country Club in West Salem Wisconsin. Jo Dahlen and Hazel Culp finished second. Christie also won the horserace event with Addie Kreise and Ceil Gilles taking show. A three way tie for low putts included Eleanor Armstrong Betty Meyer and Mary Klos.
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Bev Christie
Hazel Culp
Maple Grove Country Club
Jo Dahlen
Addie Kreise
Ceil Gilles
Eleanor Armstrong
Betty Meyer
Mary Klos
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al Moore
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