McAdoo shines as Braves top Hawks in late thriller
Buffalo rookie Bob McAdoo scored a season high 32 points, guiding the Braves to a 127-125 win over Atlanta with two late free throws by Howard Komives after the buzzer. Walt Bellamy led Atlanta with 32 in defeat.
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Jabbar Calls Slayings Tied to Lunatics at Community House
Milwaukee Bucks star Kareem Abdul Jabbar said only crazy people would commit the seven murders at a Washington home he owned to use as an Orthodox Muslim center. He declined to discuss individuals, noted the center’s diverse Muslim groups, and said life goes on with uncertain plans for a game against Portland.
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West Scrapes Past South In Narrow Junior High Win
In a tense junior high matchup at South gym, West Warhawks beat South Cougars 41 36. Mike Polk scored 28 for West while Barry Lawson led South with 12 as South fought hard but fell short. South travels to Central next Tuesday while West visits Emporia Lowther.
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Jockeys Neff and Turcotte Suffer Minor Injuries
Jockeys Steve Neff and Rudy Turcotte received minor injuries in the first race at Liberty Bell Raceway in Philadelphia. Neff sprained his neck and Turcotte bruised his shoulder after Turcotte was thrown at the starting gate and Neff left the saddle soon after.
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Vermont Captains Named For 1973 Football Team
Burlington tackle Peter Trono and Quincy Massachusetts defensive lineman John Hemphill were named co captains of the University of Vermont football team for 1973.
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Pro Cage Report Weekday NBA Games Recap
The report lists results from Thursdays games Buffalo over Atlanta 127 125 Kansas City Omaha defeated Phoenix 119 96 with only Friday matchups Seattle at Boston Detroit at Buffalo Baltimore vs Philadelphia at Hershey Golden State at Chicago Portland at Milwaukee Cleveland at Houston New York at Los Angeles Saturday features Cleveland at Atlanta Seattle at Baltimore at College Point Maryland Chicago at Detroit Portland at Houston Los Angeles at Phoenix Sunday schedule Philadelphia at Baltimore Golden State at Milwaukee Kansas City Omaha at Los Angeles Buffalo at Boston New York at Houston Virginia beat Denver 116 110 Kentucky edged Memphis 104 100 Indiana toppled Dallas 116 109 Memphis visits New York Indiana Virginia at Richmond Virginia vs Indiana Dallas plays Carolina Charlotte Memphis hosts Kentucky Dallas visits New York Kentucky hosts Denver Utah visits San Diego.
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Bruins Face Rugged Test From Frisco
UCLA meets a determined San Francisco Dons at Pauley Pavilion as the Bruins chase an all-time win streak. Coach Bob Gaillard’s 12 1 record Dons intend to press the pace and avoid stalling. Guard Tommy Curtis is sidelined by flu and Greg Lee will start.
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Buoniconti Stricken With Flu Ahead of Pro Bowl Trip
Miami Dolphins star Nick Buoniconti and defensive end Bill Stanfill are sidelined by flu contracted in Los Angeles before Super Bowl VII. Buoniconti, weak and feverish, relies on Dick Anderson for errands as he fights illness and misses the celebratory return to Miami.
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Bogs Defeats Bettini For European Middleweight Title
In Copenhagen Tom Bogs 159 of Denmark defeated Fabio Bettini 159% of France by outpointing him to claim the vacant European middleweight title. In Los Angeles Ruben Navarro 136 stopped Barnardo Magno 138 of Manila. In Portland Jimmy Lopez 130 defeated Leo DiFiore 128 of Lawrence, Massachusetts by knockout in six.
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KU KSU games to be televised from Topeka topeka
Kansas and Kansas State games set for January 23 in Lawrence and February 13 in Manhattan will be televised by a network originated by Channel 13 of Topeka. Both games are listed as sellouts with 17 000 fans in Lawrence and 12 500 in Manhattan.
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