Loughery Suffers First Loss as Coach for 76ers
The Philadelphia 76ers fell 105-100 to the Cleveland Cavaliers in Loughery’s coaching debut as the team suffered its 48th loss of the season. Lenny Wilkens led Cleveland with 28 points, sparking a decisive run to hold off a late Sixers push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loughery
Philadelphia
Kevin Loughery
National Basketball Association
76Ers
Cleveland Cavaliers
Quotes and notes on sports figures and college teams
The column compiles remarks from Alex Hawkins, Gene Robbins, Jim Schnurr and others on Chuck Fairbanks, Dick Butkus, John Rodgers, Rich Glover, Danny Ozark, Walter O Mally, Nate Archibald, Lee Corso, Jack McKeon, Darrell Royal and various college programs. It cites coaching changes, retirements, game plans, and notable anecdotes with humorous and critical takes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Patriots
Chuck Fairbanks
Alex Hawkins
Chicago Bears
Dick Butkus
Eudora Cards Rally to Third in Spring Hill Invite
Senior Steve Hueston scored a career high 19 as Eudora beat Blue Valley 79 to 59 for third place. Dan Gayler 22, Dennis Folks 17, David Smith 11 and J. D. Schehrer 10 helped the Cards end 8-5. Smith grabbed 47 rebounds in three games and earned all tournament honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill
Steve Hueston
Eudora
Blue Valley
van Thompson
Dan Gayler
Dennis Folks
David Smith
J. D. Schehrer
Smith
Gayler
Folks
Jayhawk
Santa Fe Trail
Baker Falls, C of E Takes Conference Lead
Emporia College of Emporia moved into sole first place in the Heart of America Conference with a 75 60 win over Baker. The Presbies improved to 5 0, Baker dropped to 4 1, and Tarkio also stands 4 1. Charles Golson scored 25 for C of E while Larry White led Baker with 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia — College of Emporia
Heart of America
Baker
Presbies
Wildcats
Tarkio
Charles Golson
Cats
Larry White
Casper Extends Lead At Crosby Pro Am
Billy Casper stretched his four stroke lead to 11 under par after two rounds at Pebble Beach. Jack Nicklaus faced trouble on the 17th at Cypress Point with a seven, while Orville Moody surged to second at 137 after a 66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pebble Beach
Calif
Billy Casper
Bing Crosby
Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Cypress Point
Buffalo Bill
Orville Moody
Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Bruce Crampton
Spyglass Hill
Moody
Iverson
College basketball results across regions reported
The Associated Press results show numerous college games: Boston U over Worcester Poly 76 61 LaSalle 69 over Duquesne 67 Bucknell 75 Lehigh 40 Michigan 72 over Chicago St Ripon Wis Carleton 58 Texal Paso 57 Colo S 49 Eau Claire 62 Plattville 59 Knox Ill 60 Grinnell 55 Guilford 85 over High Point 57 Morris Harvey 89 over Davis Elkins 81 Mardin Simmons 67 over Pan American 66 Bishop 96 over Paul Quinn 85 Montana 57 over Gonzaga 54 Montana St 82 over Idaho 71 New Mex 70 over Wyoming 56 Arizona 99 over Utah 96 Stanford 80 over UC Santa Barbera 68 San Diego St 38 over USIU 55 Utah St 94 over New Itona 88 Okla City 85 over Air Force 84 Southern Cal 97 over Hawaii 84 San Francisco 82 over San Jose
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripon
Wis
Carleton
Texal Paso
Colo. S
Eau Claire
Plattville
Knox, Ill
Grinnell
South
Southwest
Mardin-Simmons
Pan American
Bishop
Paul Quinn
Far West
Montana
Gonzaga
Montana St
Idaho
New Mex
Wyoming
Arizona
Utah
Stanford
Uc-Santa Barbera
San Diego St
USIU
Utah St
New Itona
Okla
City
Air Force
Southern Cal
Hawaii
Eek Francisco
San Jose
Delaware to host MAC basketball championship finals
The University of Delaware was officially named the host for the March 23 Middle Atlantic Conference university division basketball championship. It marks the first time in the tournament's eight-year history that the playoffs will be staged outside Philadelphia's Palestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Del
University of Delaware
Philadelphia
Gervin Debuts in ABA as Squires Fall to Stars
Virginia rookie George Gervin scored 20 points in his ABA debut, including late threes, but the Squires lost 127-121 to Utah Stars. Roland Taylor led with 30, Julius Erving 27, while eight Stars reached double figures led by Beasley 17 and Powell 16. Nets, Tams, and Cougars also won in other ABA games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gervin
American Basketball Association
Virginia
Squires
Utah Stars
al Bianchi
Forte
Roland Taylor
Julius Erving
James Beasley
Cincy Powell
James Jones
Ron Boone
John Roche
New York
George Carter
Nets
Tams
Johnny Neuman
George Lehmann
Memphis
Rockets
Honeywell New Chief of Baseball Writers Association
Ed Honeywell of the Tacoma News Tribune is elected president of the National Association of Baseball Writers. He succeeds Joe Alli of the Buffalo Courier-Express as leader in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ed Honeywell
Tacoma
Wash
News Tribune
National Association of Baseball Writers
Joe Alli
Buffalo, N.Y
Courier-Express
Pro Hockey NHL Friday results and weekend schedule
Vancouver defeated New York Islanders 5 1 while Los Angeles beat Atlanta 8 3 and St Louis 1 1 and California 1 1. Saturday games feature Toronto at Montreal New York Rangers at Detroit Chicago at Boston St Louis at Vancouver Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Sunday schedule includes Detroit at Montreal Toronto at New York Rangers Los Angeles at Boston Atlanta at Buffalo Minnesota at Chicago California at Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NHL
Vancouver
New York Islanders
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Tle
St. Louis
California
Toronto
Montreal
New York Rangers
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Minnesota
Alberta
New York
Houston
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Hockey Scores Card Returns Mixed Results Across Games
Minnesota defeated Ottawa 4 to 2 while Winnipeg and Quebec tied 2 to 2. New York beat Tos Angeles 5 to 4, with a final 4 in the last line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Quebec
New York
Tos Angeles
Oskaloosa Stages Comeback To Take Second In Jeff County
Oskaloosa defeats Valley Falls 56 to 51 to move into sole possession of second place in the Jeff County standings. Chet Potters scores 17 for the Bears, who improve to 7-3 in conference play behind Jefferson West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Royal Valley
Jeff County
Valley Falls
Bears
Jefferson West
Tigers
Chet Potters
Dragons
Jefferson North
Panthers
McLouth
Bulldogs
Perry Lecompton
Easton
Tim Walter
Twins Report Flood Of Red Ink In 72 Season
The Minnesota Twins announced an operating loss of 942000 for the 1972 season at the stockholders meeting in Bloomington. The loss was reduced to 509685 after tax refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington, Minn
Minnesota Twins
Metropolitan Stadium
Regional Prep Scores From Kansas Incomplete Card
A long list of high school basketball results shows numerous teams and scores across Kansas venues including Belleville, Wamego, Paola, Paola Osawatomie, Topeka, Ottawa, and Wichita region games. Notable pairings include Moscow 97 over Copeland 52 and Hallmark scorers across multiple matches.
Lions Name Don McCafferty as New Detroit Head Coach
DETROIT AP The Lions named Don McCafferty as head coach to replace Joe Schmidt who resigned. McCafferty, former Baltimore Colts coach of the Super Bowl team, compiled a 21 6 1 record in two seasons before being fired after a 1 4 start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detroit Lions
Don McCafferty
Baltimore Colts
Lions
McCafferty
Joe Schmidt
National Football League
Schmidt
Baltimore
Joe Thomas
John Unitas
Colts
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Associated Press
Lenny
Wilkens
Cleveland
Golden State
Phoenix
Portland
Milwaukee
Lakers
Jerry West
Rick Barry
Warriors
Celtics
Trail Blazers
NBA
Suns
Charlie Scott
Norm van Lier
Bobby Weiss
Bulls
Lou Hudson
Braves
By Chuck Woodling
Nebraska
Tom Novak
Cornhuskers
Johnny Rodgers
Rich Glover
North Texas State
TCU
Gene Robbins
Jim Karabetsos
Denver U
Kansas
Denver
Regis College
O'Malley
Bill Veeck
Danny Ozark
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Walter O’malley
Dodger
Walter O'Malley
Dale Carnegie
Sandy Buda
Memphis State
Don Fambrough
Kansas City
Nate Archibald
Archibald
Indiana
Lee Corso
Kansas City Royals
Jack McKeon
Wichita State
Bradley
WSU
Texas
Darrell Royal
NCAA
Holy Cross
Jim Schnurr
Schnurr
Tom Gregory
Dave Fisher
Oklahoma State
Dave Logan
Colorado
Hueston Key
Cardinals
Blue Valley ,Mudora
Jue Valley
Beard
Duffy
Kirk
Jensen
Mallicoat
Wudera
Gayter
Schehrer
Hueston
Crosby
Caspers
Don Iverson
Gibby Gilbert
Don Massengale
Bobby Nichols
Ray Floyd
Gilbert
Floyd
Nichols
Massengale
Don Carter
Marion Ladewig
East
Boston U
Worcester Poly
LaSalle
Duquesne
Bucknell
Lehigh
Midwest
Michigan
Chicago St
Delaware
Gervin Sharp
New York Nets
Dallas
Memphis Tams
Carolina Cougars
Honeywell
Save RO Toys
Pro Hockey
New England
PRT
Rhodes
Pennsylvania
Osky
Perry-Lecompton
Perry-Lecomp
Easton cc Ee
Kramer
Breason
Brinton
Walter
Tucker Ft
Barnett
Davis
Easton — McTtoy
Burns
Bromell
Wagner
Leber
Herken
Sanders
Slayoung
Fraker
Warren
Weishaar
Chinidling
Stilwell
Karl
Schmelzle
MecTouth
Walbridge
Vernon
Sparks
Fuqua
Cartwright O Lash
Oskaloosaroes
Schrader
Pottort
Metzger
Hime
Daily
Mitchell
Barrow
Simons
Allen
Boltz
Coons
S.I.C
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Axtell
Summerfield
Alma
Jackson Heights
Belleville
Lincoln
Burr Oak
Scandia
Burlingama
Waverly
Jamestown
Ashbon
Jefferson County North
Lebo
Melvern
Luray
Dorrance
Lakin
Holcomb
Lewis
Haviland
McCune
Chetopa
Mende
Greensburg
Midway
Horton
Montezuma
Deerfield
Moscow
Copeland
Minneapolis
Mankato
Ere
Nashville-Zenda
North Central
Downs
Northern Heights
Madison
Olpe
Hamilton
Valley
S*alls &L Se Cin
Tiaston
Pittsburg
Winfield
Atchison
Hmperia
Capitol City
Washburn Rural
Parsons
Lyndon
Marysville
Consolation Miege
Olathe
Hays
Town
Natoma
Kensington
Ransom
Jenora
Paola Osawatomie
Garnett
Rosedale
Paola
Wamego
Sabelhea ‘Bs
Tonganoxie
Shawnee Heights
Bonner Springs
Maur Hill
Holton
Seaman
Jromeaculata
Topeka
Highland Park
Junction City
Wichita
Toast
Topeka West
Hayden
Salina South
Buhler Lyons
Abilene
Sterling
Aessons
Manghdes
Aarterean Academy
Sterl
Nie Jallinwood
Marion
Sittit
Leoti
Tribune
Oakley
Oberlin
Tlugoton
Atwood
Kansas School For Deaf
Quinter
Leon
Baldwin
Poebale
Concordia
Herrington
Chapman
Warner
Leavenworth
Shawnee Mission Northwest
St. Joseph
Central
Seven Star League
Andale
Clearwater
Medicine Lodge
Caldwell
Mid-America
Burrton
Garden Plain
Kiowa
Stafford
Cheney
Trinity
Adolph Rupp
Central Christian
Hilsworth
Hillsboro
Halstead
Pawnee Heights
Pratt
Spearville
Whinsley
McPherson
Hutchinson
Great Lead
Newton
Wichita Heights
Salina Central
Kanass City
Washington
Garden City
Campus Wellington
Wichita West
Ninggmati
Kapaun-Mt. Carmel
Goddarton Haven
Campus
Dodge City
Liberal
Manhattan
Larned
Coffeyville
Scott City
Goodland
Norton
St. Francis
Ness City
Victoria
la Crosse
Sumner
Wichita Southeast
Wyandotte
el Dorado
Chase
Valley Center
Nickerson
Circle Andover
Eureka
Circle
Remington
McCaffferty
Alexanders
Iowa
CSC
Computer Sciences Corporation
Washington, D.C
Gecos II
Reese Mitchell
Arlington Boulevard Falls Church