6ers Fail To Scissor Loss Skein
Philadelphia 76ers lost to the Houston Rockets 130 to 116 on Monday night extending their skid to seven games. Coach Jack Ramsay admitted the performance was poor and lacking pride while Rockets coach Tex Winner noted a long night for the home crowd but promised better nights ahead.
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Stars Blast Floridians in Salt Lake City rout
The Utah Stars beat the Floridians 134 to 112 at the Salt Palace. Willie Wise led with 29 points, Merv Jackson added 22, as Utah built a 66-49 halftime edge and pulled away in the second half with strong reserve scoring. Willie Long led Florida with 22, Mack Calvin had 19.
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Sooners Sign Two More Prospects
The University of Oklahoma announced the signing of two additional high school football players to Big Eight letters of intent. Linebacker Mike Thompson, 6- foot-5, 216 pounds from Imperial, California, and tackle Bill Waters, 6- foot-3, 257 pounds from Carlsbad, New Mexico, bring Sooner signings to 29.
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Howe Passes Glory To New Generation
At Detroit Metro Airport Mark Howe returns from Japan with an Olympic silver medal. Gordie Howe, now a Wings vice president, signs autographs as the 16 year old Detroiter and U S Olympian greets family and friends. Mark reflects on international hockey differences and his school absence during the trip.
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Donohue Faces Officials From Neutral Conferences
Brown University engineer Mark Donohue struggles in stock car racing as he posts 173.808 mph in a 125 mile Daytona race qualifier while teammates the 186.632 mph pole pace by Bobby Isaac and A J Foyt's 184.804 mph front-row speed loom.
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Nine Patterson Center boxers win finals at Walters Jaycees tourney
Nine of eleven Patterson Center fighters from Lawton won finals at Walters Jaycees Invitational. Johnny Johnson defeated teammate Junior Golden for the 156 pound title. Other PC winners included Monroe Jackson, Leonard Brewer, Don Brewer, Michael Huffman, Anthony Chappell, Bennie Johnson, Larry Baker, and Danny Linville in various weight classes.
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Big Eight Basketball War Heats Up Tonight
Two crucial Big Eight games tonight shape the conference race. Nebraska visits Missouri while Kansas travels to Kansas State with Oklahoma idle. Colorado beat Iowa State Monday and the standings stay tight as the season leaves more road games for leaders.
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Boys Club and Fire Department Win In Industrial League
The Salvation Army Boys Club beat the Hilltoppers 77 to 70. The Fire Department defeated the Sanitation Department 53 to 48. Scorers include Jack Parker 19 and Dave Frost 18 for Boys Club. Marcus Wilcoxson 24 for Fire Department. Gene Block 15 and Donald Holman 10 for Sanitation.
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Oral Roberts 82 Trinity Tex leads basketball results card
A full slate shows Oral Roberts 82 over Trinity Tex with multiple college games across conferences. Scores include Cameron 86 Langston 78, Panhandle 58, Sedgwick, and long lists of regional matchups with Lobos, Tigers, Wildcats and Eagles posting wins and losses.
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Marshall Breaks Into AP Top Ten As Bruins Lead
The AP Top Twenty rankings show UCLA保持arga lead at 19 0 with 818 points. Marquette receives a lone first place vote while Marshall rises from 11th to 10th. South Carolina climbs to seventh, and Ohio State drops to eighth. Kentucky, Maryland, and Tennessee enter theTop Twenty while Minnesota Duquesne and Jacksonville fall out.
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Baseball Officials Schedule Meeting
The Southwest Oklahoma Officials Association holds a meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Lawton Police Station. Part one of the state baseball officials examination, rules, mechanics, and game assignments will be discussed. J. D. Pickens, baseball commissioner, will lead the meeting.
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Fuqua Tops 39 as Titans Beat Trinity
Oral Roberts University defeated Trinity of San Antonio 103-82 in Tulsa led by Richard Fuqua with 39 points. Fuqua and Eddie Woods scored 14 points in the last 3 1/2 minutes of the first half to build a comfortable lead, sending Trinity to 6-14 on the season.
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