Kareem Lifts Lakers In OT Narrow Win Over Hawks
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 39 points with 23 rebounds before fouling out in overtime as the Lakers edged the Atlanta Hawks 116-113. Lucius Allen and Cazzie Russell helped seal the victory, while Gail Goodrich debuted for L A scoring six points.
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Olberding Sparks Sails Past Spurs in ABA Clash
San Diego rookie Mark Olberding scored 10 of his 14 second-half points to lift the Sails to a 105-102 win over the San Antonio Spurs. Bobby Warren added 20 points, James Silas led Spurs with 28, and San Diego snapped a four-game skid with a strong late rally.
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Moffat Pinder Ward Shine For Crusaders In Win
Cleveland Crusaders top Phoenix Roadrunners 5 2 as line of Moffat Pinder and Ward ruled the ice Moffat scored twice with an assist Ward had a goal and three assists and Pinder added a goal and an assist to fuel the WHA victory Also notes of Nordiques Jets Cowboys Whalers and Oilers Mariners games on Sunday night.
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Hoosiers Face Soviet National Team In Exhibition Match
Indiana University basketball stars including Quinn Buckner and Scott May prepare for the Soviet National squad in a Market Square Arena exhibition. The Russians, led by Sergei Belov, opened their U.S. tour with a 67-56 loss to Marquette as 17 000 fans expected.
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