Archibald scores 55 as Royals top Trail Blazers in upset
Nate Archibald poured in a career high 55 points on 20 of 31 shooting and 15 of 18 from the line to lift Cincinnati Royals past Portland 110-106. The win came as Houston shocked the Lakers 115-110 and Milwaukee beat Baltimore 113-105 while Celtics edged Cavaliers 113-111.
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Wise 50 point night boosts Stars past Colonels in Salt Lake
Willie Wise scored a career high 50 as Utah Stars routed the Kentucky Colonels 133-116 to end their 12 game win streak in front of 12,201 fans. Wise poured in 29 by halftime and Artis Gilmore was held to 16. ABA scores also saw Virginia Squires past Memphis Pros 121-105 New York Nets beat Indiana Pacers 108-106 and Carolina Cougars 132-118 over Floridians.
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Dryer traded to Patriots sparks soup bean quip
San Diego report says Fred Dryer was traded to the New England Patriots and joked he would only go to Boston if offered a bean soup franchise or a carefree money deal. Bell is set to disclose pot contents Friday in Beverly Hills. Dryer known for bold talk and pass rush against the Giants.
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Porter to court over NCAA suit seeking damages
The NCAA sues Howard Porter and the ABA for 216663 dollars citing undated signed contracts and a December 16 1970 agreement. Porter’s affidavit denies prior signing, while Villanova forfeited its runner up NCAA payout. The suit seeks to bar further secret signings and targets McDaniels.
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West Coast hoops showdown and Olympic party planned
Coast cage stars Bird and Bill lead Santa Clara and Seattle in a key WCAC test with USF also featured. UCLA dominates the Pac-8, while Long Beach State tops the PCAA. Goleta hosts an Olympic preview party at Timbers Restaurant with German dinner and dance, tickets $5, proceeds fund track and field athletes.
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Frank Gifford Faces Hall of Fame Question in Canton Era
San Francisco dispatch notes Frank Gifford’s Hall of Fame eligibility remains unresolved as the 1972 class is announced. It highlights his 12 Pro career with the Giants, 9034 total yards, 78 touchdowns, 484 points, and 14 TD passes, plus versatile roles from defensive back to receiver.
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