City Pin Results From Holiday Bowl Leagues
Bowling results show top individuals, teams, and scores across multiple leagues at Holiday Bowl. Notable performances include Red Rainey 213 and Merlin Scott 514 high series, Team No. 3 1499 high team series, and Dee Splits 859 in team game, with standings listed for several leagues such as WESTWOOD PTA and ANGLE THREADERS.
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Holiday Bow
Red Rainey
Dollie Taylor
Merlin Scott
Dee
House of Scott Ee
Burton Realtors
Falstaffee
Prairie Club A
Westwood P.T.A
FUN For Funds
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Gerte Bechtel
Tandings
Costalots
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Linda Porter
Sondra Saltiel
Dambold & Assoc
D's
Pau Ae
Dambold & Associae Ae
Linda Jenkins
Carlinfield
Dixie Dixon
Don Herring
WW. D. Ford
W. D. Ford
Los
The
Pests
Eupaee Roberts Mobil
Four Flags Auto Center
James Thornton
Zackie Wheatly
Elridge McMillian
Marcine Welch
Holiday Bowl
Gordons Plumbing
Stooges
Cameron
Alley Cats
Three Hall of Famers Bow In To Pro Football Shrine
Ray mond Berry Jim Parker and Joe Schmidt named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Selection announced by Dick Gallagher marks the smallest inducted group since 1963. Berry set NFL reception record 631. Parker starred on Baltimore line. Schmidt starred for Detroit and later coached Lions.
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New York Jets
Parker
Baltimore
John Unitas
Berry
Schmidt
Detroit
NFL
Colts
New York Giants
Ohio State
Baltimore Colts
Ray Berry
Jim Parker
Joe Schmidt
Pro Football Hall of Fame
Cage Scores Show Wide College Basketball Action Across Teams
A roundup of college basketball scores shows Pitt over West Virginia 77 64 and Rutgers routing Bucknell 80 6. Hofstra edged Long Island 67 65 while Temple beat Drexel 97 63. Numerous other games feature overtime and close margins among New England and mid-Atlantic programs, with standings updates across small colleges and universities.
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Pitt
W. Va
Rutgers
Bucknell
Hofstra
Long Island
Temple
Drexel
Nassan
New Haven
Utica
Clarkson
Dowling
Cathedral
St. Lawrence
Middlebury
Southampton
NY Tech
Edinboro
Lock Haven
New Hamp. Col
Franklin Pierce
Lowell Tech
Merrimac
Babson
Coast Guard
Worcester
Brandeis
St. Michael's
Vermont
Newark St
Monmouth
N.J
Quinnipiac
S. Connecticut
St. Vincent
Pitt-Johnstown
Trenton St
Upsala
Wayne St
Buffalo St
St. Joseph's
Maine-Presque Isle
Husson
Ricker
Unity
Maine-Fort Kent
Gettysburg
Franklin & Marshal
Bruins Name Guidolin Coach as Slump Slows Bruins
Boston Bruins replace Tom Johnson with Armand Guidolin and vow tougher play Marking a shake up after a prolonged skid that dropped the team to third in the East division. Johnson accepts the move and signs a new three year administrative contract. Players defend the club as not internal problems but underperforming on the ice.
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Armand
Bep” Guidolin
Boston Bruins
Pain
Guidolin
Bruins
Johnson
Harry Sinden
Sinden
Phil Esposito
Tom
Bobby Orr
Ken Hodge
Tom Johnson
Crusaders Take Lead With 7-5 Win Over Cougars
Cleveland defeats Chicago 7-5 to move five points ahead of the New England Whalers for first in the WHA Eastern Division. Gary Jarrett and Jim Wiste each scored twice as Bob Whidden stopped late Chicago rallies. Minnesota beat Houston 6-3 as Frank Sanders George Johnson and Len Lilvholm opened with goals. No NHL games scheduled.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Crusaders
Crusaders
Bill Needham
Chicago Cougars
New England Whalers
World Hockey Association
Gary Jarrett
Jim Wiste
Bob Whidden
Chicago
Minnesota
Frank Sanders
George Johnson
Len Lilvholm
Houston
Winnipeg
Aeros
Jets
National Hockey League
Wylie Tops Academic All Americans Honors List
Oklahoma running back Joe Wylie led 189 nominees as the top vote getter in the 21st annual University Academic All-America Football Team. Notre Dame Texas and Air Force led with three spots each on the 46-man squad, while Texas, Notre Dame and Air Force claimed multiple first and second team selections.
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Mich
Notre Dame
Texas
Air Force Academy
Michigan State University
College Sports Information Directors of America
American Heritage Life Insurance Co
Air Force
Gene Ogilvie
Joe Wylie
Oklahoma
Penn State
Bruce Bannon
Marx
Big Ten
MacArthur and Eisenhower Wrestle Tonight In Regionals Drive
MacArthur faces Tulsa McLain in Highlander gym and Eisenhower travels to Altus for 7 30 p m starts. Lawton wrestling nears regionals with next Friday's meet. Ike coach Tucker Thompson plans lineup: Bradley Kelly Banks Flynn Hulen Whiteman Poo shke Young Bruster Bishop and Locke heavyweight.
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Eisenhower
Mac
Tulsa McLain
Highlander
Ike
Altus
Lawton
Tucker Thompson
Keith Bradley
Wayne Kelly
John Banks
Mike Flynn
Terry Hulen
Jackie Whiteman
James Pooshke
Nelson Young
Barry Bruster
Duane Bishop
Francis Locke
The
Bulldogs
Wolves Clinch Season With Rally Over Eisenhower
Tomlinson Junior High seventh graders edged Eisenhower 30 to 29 to cap a 12 1 season. Henry Williams hit a clutch free throw with five seconds remaining to break a 29 29 tie.
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Tomlinson Junior High
Eisenhower
Henry Williams
Area Girls Basketball: Empire over Geronimo in 70-84 clash
Empire 84 Geronimo 70 in a high scoring girls game. Key players include Geronimo Sais Phillips Harwell Reach McCuiston and Empire Brown Elom Williams Randy Grooms J Williams Wade with multiple assists and scoring bursts. Officials Richardson London.
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Sais
Phillips
Harwell
Reach
McCuiston
Zeller
Flood
Empire — Brown
Elom
K. Williams
Randy Grooms
J. Williams
Rod Grooms
Wade
Totty
Richardson
London
Local Youth Basketball Scores Across Leagues
In the MIDGETS American League Jefferson defeated Hoover 27 to 17 while Cleveland beat Park Lane 33 to 17 and Edison won 26 to 13 over Sullivan Village. In the PEEWEES Western Hills 16 Pecan Grove 10 Swinney won by forfeit over Lincoln Garfield 14 Westwood 6 Brockland 29 Howell 2.
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Hoover
Test
Woodland Hills
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Park Lane
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Western Hills
Pecan Grove
Swinney
Lincoln
Garfield
Westwood
Brockland
Howell
Uniformmakers Push Stretch Pants and Mesh Jerseys in Grid Era
At a Pittsburgh coaches clinic, Stan Kardon and more than 50 firms showcased textured stretch pants, mesh nylon jerseys, and color coordinated shoes priced up to 50. Accessories like striped socks wrist bands and ankle taping rise in popularity as teams seek fashion-forward function and position-specific gear. Conditioning machines gain traction as coaches seek broader training options for squads.
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Pittsburgh
Bronco Nagurski
Stan Kardon
Kardon
Terry Davies
ABA Stars Seek New Method Of All-Star Selection
Salt Lake City AP reports ABA leaders debate All-Star team selection with media players picks criticized. East coach Larry Brown and West coach LaDell Andersen propose mixed media and player input and broader performance factors beyond scoring. They discuss two platoon plans and emphasis on ball movement and team play amid merger talks with the NBA.
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Salt Lake City
American Basketball Association
Larry Brown
Carolina Cougars
LaDell Andersen
Utah Stars
Ing
ABA
Robert Carlson
National Basketball Association
Andersen
Reds sign Nolan as contract questions loom for Bench
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Gary Nolan, 24, signed the 1973 deal, with estimates around 45 000 to 53 000. Manager Bob Howsam faces securing Joe Morgan and Johnny Bench amid talks of Bench demanding 150 000 to 200 000, a figure unlikely for the club.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Nolan Monday
Reds
Nolan
Bob Howsam
Joe Morgan
Johnny Bench
Bench
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