Lakers Edge Bullets 121 110 In NBA Duel
Los Angeles built a late surge behind Wilt Chamberlain and Jim McMillian to defeat Baltimore 121 110 as Phil Chenier kept the Bullets close with 28 points. Jerry West added 28 for the Lakers, with Chamberlain dominating late.
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Rosburg Wins Desert Classic After 90 Holes Of Golf
Bob Rosburg, 45, won the Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic at Indian Wells with a 90 hole total of 344 under par. Lanny Wadkins finished one stroke back, while Jerry Heard and Johnny Miller tied for third. Rosburg collected $29,000 from a $145,000 purse and credited a mindset change and marriage for his comeback.
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Yanks Miss World Ice Championship A Pool
SUPPORO Japan AP United States silver medalists from the 11th Winter Olympics fail to qualify for the A pool of the World Championships. Canada also withdraws from both events amid federation disputes. The World Championships open in Prague. U S must win Bucharest pool to rejoin A group.
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Winter Games End With U S Silver Hockey And Ochoa Gold
The 11th Winter Olympics wrap with Francisco Fernandez Ochoa claiming men's special slalom gold and the United States earning a silver in hockey after a dramatic run. Canada debates entry while Avery Brundage criticizes professionalism.
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Austria
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Richmond
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Susan Carrock
Ketchum
Idaho
Brundage Faces New Push to Drop Winter Games
The 7th Winter Olympic Games opened amid controversy as Av ery Brundage and a grassroot group clashed over amateurism and IOC reforms. Suzy Chaffee joined calls for a new Olympic dream with a 10 point plan while Schranz faced suspensions and brand-name scrutiny.
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Big Eight Race Heats Up With Nebraska Missouri Clash
Nebraska and Missouri top the Big Eight at 6 2 as Kansas 5 3 travels to Kansas State 5 3 and upcoming night games test the leaders. Nebraska beat Iowa State 76 71 while Missouri crushed Oklahoma State 80 64 and Kansas beat Oklahoma 77 74.
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Aggies Face Langston In OCC Clash For Seventh Place
Cameron College and Langston University collide for seventh in the Oklahoma Collegiate Conference at Langston tonight at 8. The game was postponed from Friday due to snow and ice. Langston was idle Saturday and Cameron also rested.
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