NBA All Stars Show Pro Style Play Hints
The piece notes the All-Star game pacing, favors letting players bang under boards, cites Dave Bing’s stitches and Bill Bridges as a top rebounder, and quotes Rick Dean plus Elvin Hayes' big game against UCLA. It also compares defense emphasis in the Big Eight and MV, mentions Cincinnati and Memphis State, and mocks Dallas Cowboys NFL claim.
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NBA
Dave Bing
Detroit Pistons
Don Nelson
Boston
Paul Silas
St. Louis
Adrian Smith
Cincinnati
Chet Walker
Philadelphia
Bill Bridges
Kansas University
St. Louis Hawks
Hawks
Bridges
Bill
Rick Dean
Syracuse
Orangemen
Dean
Vietnam
Elvin Hayes
Houston
UCLA
la Pa
Wichita
Tulsa
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Memphis State
Missouri Valley
Perry questions new rules curing the spitball vote
Gaylord Perry, accused of spitting on the ball, doubts the new rules will end the spitball. He jokes with Lou Brock and Rusty Staub at the Van Heusen award ceremony. Perry recalls a 40 scoreless innings streak from 1967 and admits the spitball was a decoy.
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NEW York
Gaylord Perry
San Francisco
Lou Brock
Rusty Staub
Perry
Brock
Staub
Carl Yastrzemski
van Heusen
Yaz
Mexico
Larry Jansen
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston Astros
Gaylord
Carl Hubbell
Former Coach Deluca Dies at 56 in Pennsylvania
E Albert Deluca, longtime St. Vincent College education director and former football coach, died Friday from an apparent heart attack. He led St. Vincent from 1948 to 1962, guiding the program to its only undefeated season in 1949 and a Tangerine Bowl appearance, after starring at Duquesne University.
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Deluca
St. Vincent
Duquesne University
Cage Report Highlights Varied College Basketball Scores
East UCLA down Holy Cross 90 67 Fairfield 89 85 Niagara 74 Colby 66 Steton 67 Fla. State 109 Hofstra 771 Transylvania 99 Steubenville Norfolk St. 76 Va. Union 73 Midwest Chicago Log. 79 Marquette 71 Brigham Young 81 Texas-El Faso 49 V2 Far West Washington 98 Utah 76 Idaho 64 San Diego 63 Wash. St. 79 Montana 47 Wyoming 84 Colo. St. U. 68 Hawaii 14 Alaska 68 San Diego St. 73 Los Ang St. 61 West Wash. 71 Cent. Wash.
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Chicago Log
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First Tribune
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Northern Kansas League
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Seaman
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Associated Press
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Dave Carr
Redskins
Seattle
Marv Jackson
Utes
Houston
New Haven
Calvin Murphy
Soph
Connecticut
Norwalk High School
Larry Cirina
Jim Eakins
University of Texas el Paso
Jim Tillman
Chicago Loyola
Chicago Stadium
Colorado State U
Fort Collins
Colo
Hofstra
Florida State
Stetson
Miami Hurricanes
Washington State
California Santa Barbara
Redlands
Kansas High School Tournament Scores From Chapman Area
A dense listing of high school basketball results across Kansas including Chapman Herington Caney Columbus Campus semifinals and various bracket outcomes with teams such as Shawnee Mission East Shawnee Mission West Wichita Carroll Haven Garden City and multiple town schools posting scores and advancing or exiting brackets.
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Chapman
Herington
Sacred Heart
Clay Center
Caney Sedan
Midway
Columbus
Caney
Campus
Augusta
Wichita Carroll
Haven
L Ilberal
Canmipus
Mulvane
Pratt
Peabody
Council Grove
Cottonwood Falls
Marion
Hureka
Dodge City
Wamera
Garden City
Shawnee- Mission North
Saline
Brewster
Shawnee
Mission West
Cimarron
Pro Cage Report ABA Scores Summary
The ABA results show Pittsburgh 115 over Minnesota 107, Denver 104 over New Orleans 97, Dallas 122 over Houston 96, and Kentucky 96 against Anaheim 93.
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ABA
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Denver
New Orleans
Dallas
Houston
Kentucky
Anaheim
Japanese Skis Lose Relay Gold to Soviets in Innsbruck
Japan's cross country team led three legs of the 40 kilometer relay before Alexander Silnev erased nearly three minutes to hand the Soviet Union its seventh gold. Russia clocked 3 hours 12 minutes 40.2 seconds, while Japan finished 3:13:21.5 and Finland 3:13:36.5. The U.S. squad placed seventh at 3:24:08.4.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Japan
Alexander Silnev
Russia
Finland
Ned Gillette
Barre
Clark Matis
Mike Elliott
Durango
Colo
Mike Gallagher
Killington
U.S
Lakers Jump Ahead With Sixth Straight Win Over Celtics
The Los Angeles Lakers rally in Boston to beat Boston 118-112 for their sixth consecutive victory led by Elgin Baylor with 35 points including 24 in the final half. St. Louis Hawks lead the Western Division after beating New York 103-94. Wilt Chamberlain posts 22 points 22 rebounds 12 assists for Philadelphia in a 123-113 win over Cincinnati.
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NBA
Los Anges
Boston
Philaphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Baltimore
San Fran
Los Angeles Lakers
Elgin Baylor
Lakers
Boston Celtics
St. Louis Hawks
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Denver
New Orleans
Dallas
Houston
Ken
Tucky
Anaheim
Baylor
Celtics
Sam Jones
Cazzie Russell
Hawks
Zelmo Beaty
Hal Greer
Luke Jackson
Recreation Activities Weekly Community Schedule
Daily programs list activities at South Park Center, Community Building, and others. Highlights include boys choir tryouts, Weaving Center hours, archery and shooting, plus community school nights and dance classes across multiple days and times.
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South Park Center
Wakarusa
Lawrence Chorale
Central Junior High School
Cordley School
Weaving Center
Community Building
Sunset Hills
East Heights
TV Sports Highlights for Weekend Schedule
Weekend televised sports include Brad ley against Louisville at 12:30 on Channel 4 and Iowa State versus Oklahoma State at 1 on Channels 5 and 13. Sunday features Flyers versus Bruins at 10:30 on Channel 5 and 76ers versus Celtics at 1 on Channels 9 and 13. Wise Buyers Read the Classifieds.
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Bradley
Louisville
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Flyers
Bruins
Philadelphia 76Ers
Boston Celtics
Alcindor Impresses Old High School Coach in Bruins Victory
Lew Alcindor, the 7 foot 1 star of UCLA, scored 33 points with 22 rebounds and five blocks as UCLA routed Holy Cross 90 to 67 at Madison Square Garden. Donohue, Alcindor’s former Power Memorial coach, said he was not surprised by the performance and noted the player’s size skill and maturity. The game marked Alcindor's home town return since high school with eye injury lingering from a prior incident.
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New York
Holy Cross
Jack Donohue
Lew Alcindor
Donohue
UCLA
Bruins
Crusaders
Madison Square Garden
Alcindor
Power Memorial
Manhattan
Houston
Big Lew
Joly Cross
Ed Sindut
Heyman Sparks Pipers Win In Record Pittsburgh Crowd
Art Heyman scored 31 points and hit four free throws to lift the Pittsburgh Pipers over Minnesota 115-107, tying for first in the ABA Eastern Division. Connie Hawkins added 28 and Jim Washington 20 as Pittsburgh overcame a late Minnesota push.
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Art Heyman
Pittsburgh
Pipers
Minnesota
Muskies
American Basketball Association
Heyman
Connie Hawkins
Jim Washington
Mel Daniels
Denver
New Orleans
Dallas
Houston
Kentucky
Anaheim
Lonnie Wright
Charlie Beasley
Amigos
Darrel Carrier
Recreation League Cage Standings
League standings across divisions list Nazarene St. John's DeMolay and Trinity Lutheran with leading scorers Richard Ray Steve Wempe Ed Lanning. Junior High and Powder Puff divisions show First Christian Nazarene Trinity Lutheran leading scorers and upcoming schedule includes Combat League matchups.
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St. John's
Nazarene
DeMolay
Trinity Lutheran
Richard Ray
Steve Wempe
Ed Lanning
Junior High League
First Christian
L.too Nazarene
First Assembly
Trinity Loutheran No
JUHU
Bob Floyd
Rodney Allison
Dennis Pohl
Wwil
Chanel Hair Fashions
Haskell Institute
Sweet Reds
OMY
Marie Sixkiller
Haskell
Loraine Sutton
Janice Shirar
Steve Misch
Presbyterian
Jerry Allen
Falcons
Francis Skinadore
Hank Young
Buzzi's Bunch
Sam Shipstead
Pizza Hut
Robbie Allen
Larry Blades
KU Laws
Doug Dusenhberry
Will Mumford
O'Teens
Harry Simon
Jimboy Construction
Ey Lutheran
Eudora Lumer
Central Junior High
Bugzi's
Walkers
West Junior High
Northwestern Life
Sweet
Chanel
Co-op
Eudora Lumber
Assembly
McDonald Leads Pros to Denver Open Finals
George McDonald of Denver holds the top spot halfway through the PBA Denver Open with 9,752 pins after 40 games. He is joined by Dave Soutar Detroit Don Johnson Kokomo Jimmy Certain Huntsville and Earl Johnson St Paul as they advance to the nationally televised final day for a $40,000 prize. McDonald added 450 bonus pins from Friday’s match play.
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Denver
Colo
George McDonald
Dave Soutar
Detroit
Don Johnson
Kokomo
Ind
Jimmy Certain
Huntsville
Ala
Earl Johnson
St. Paul
McDonald
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Wellsville Westphalia
Wellsville
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Pro Cage Report
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Mike Harris
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Journal-World Photo
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