Squires Coach and Two Players Arrested After ABA Win
Virginia Squires beat the Indiana Pacers 146 128 as Coach Al Bianchi sensation al rookie Charlie Scott and Jim Eakins were arrested in the dressing room on charges of assault and battery and resisting a police officer. They were later released on bond.
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Basketball Fight Sparks at Indiana Stadium Riot After Ejections
Indiana coach Bob Leonard was ejected after two technical fouls amid a brawl with Virginia’s Mike Maloy in a game at Indianapolis. George Carter led the Squires, while Mel Daniels and others traded punches. police intervened as players and fans clashed. Carter scored 32, Daniels 30 in a 120-115 loss.
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Eastern basketball essay weighs style over control in play
Coaches Kraft and McKinney argue that Eastern teams gamble more and throw away the ball for fast scoring because of philosophy and necessity. They say East teams have more shooters and versatile players and face physical disparities against powerhouses like Kansas, making backboard hustles and speed crucial.
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Cowboys Running Back Strains Knee Ahead of Playoff
Duane Thomas, Cowboys running back, strained his knee in practice on Wednesday. Team officials expect no impact on him for Saturday's playoff game against the Detroit Lions.
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Filion to Be Honored at Corum Awards Dinner
New York AP Herve Filion harness racing’s top driver with over 470 wins this year will receive the Bill Corum Award for high principle and achievement in sports in 1970, presented by the B’nai B’rith at a January 23 dinner.
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Colts Put 5,000 Playoff Tickets On Public Sale
Baltimore Colts announce public sale of 5,000 tickets for Saturday's NFL playoff game against the Cincinnati Bengals in Baltimore.
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McDaniels scores 46 as Western Kentucky upset Dolphins
Jim McDaniels known as Big Mac tallies 46 points leading Western Kentucky over Artis Gilmore's Jacksonville 97-84 at Freedom Hall. The Hilltoppers snap unbeaten Dolphins run as UCLA and Marquette win. McDaniels praises team effort and ends with a crowd of 17,492.
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Rose Bowl Goal Sets Illini on Fast Track
Illinois’ new head coach Bob Blackman of Dartmouth says the Rose Bowl is the Fighting Illini’s goal. Blackman, 52, posted a .726 career winning percentage with three unbeaten seasons at Dartmouth, replacing Jim Valek who left with an 8-32 mark. He expects a timetable for Rose Bowl contention but hints it could come sooner than some think.
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Tigers More Dangerous This Season Owens Says
Kansas coach Ted Owens says Missouri is a more dangerous team this season. MU led by 6-8 front line depth with Bob Allen Bill Foster Henry Smith and fresh talent John Brown and guards Mike Jeffries Greg Flaker, the Tigers prepared for a Big Eight tournament clash with Kansas after a 94 75 loss to UCLA.
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Nebraska Edges Wichita State as Iowa State Falls to Iowa
Nebraska survived a late free throw challenge to beat Wichita State 72-71, while Iowa crushed Iowa State 87-68. Marv Stewart led NU with 26 points. Vince Smith and Terry Benton paced WSU. Fred Brown scored 25 for Iowa and Gene Mack led Kansas State?
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Buchholz Quits Tour Over Elbow Ailment
Pro Earl Butch Buchholz of St. Louis said his ailing right elbow has forced him to quit his touring tennis career prompting his early retirement from professional competition.
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Bogan Declines Pro Football To Study In England
Dartmouth senior Willie Bogan, a 6 foot 4 inch 205 pound cornerback from Albion Michigan and Rhodes scholar nominee, says he will bypass pro football to pursue studies in England. He will play in the Shrine All Star game Christmas Day at the Orange Bowl as part of the North lineup. Kansas State coach Vince Gibson and Don Powell run the North, while Miami’s Walt Kichefski and Richmond’s Frank Jones coach the South Rebels. Lynn Dickey leads the North with 6,208 career passing yards, and Kansas State's John Riggins averages 102 rushing yards per game.
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College Scores From AP Roundup Across Many Colleges
East Fordham defeated Florida 72 to 65 while South Memphis State beat Missouri State 108 to 97. Oregon State fell to Law School 86 61 and Northwestern topped Illinois 95. Nebraska beat Wichita State 72 71 and Iowa defeated Iowa State 87 68. Creighton beat San Diego State 78 68 Toledo beat VMI 46 Kent State 67 Pittsburgh 60. Northwestern 76 Cornell 64 Wayne State 52 Akron 49. Rice 98 Southwest Texas 94 Tulsa 108 Texas A&M 95 Florida State 95 Pan American 90 Stephenville 84 Northwestern Louisiana 78 TCU 75 Houston Baptist 70. Long Beach State 58 UC Riverside 50 Fullerton State 88 Idaho State 75 Idaho 71 Washington 70 Seattle 104 Montana State 90 Villanova 96 Stanford 76 USC Santa Barbara 78 Temple 68 Nevada Las Vegas 100 Los Angeles State 79 UCLA 79 St. Louis 65.
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Pro Cage Report NBA Wednesday Results Highlights
The Cincinnati team defeated Baltimore 120 to 115 and San Diego beat Atlanta 183 to 102. Chicago topped Buffalo 104 to 103. New York won 116 to 95 over Pittsburgh and Virginia won 146 to 128 against Indiana. Denver defeated Floridians 9 to 2 and Montmphis edged Utah 105 to 104.
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