Braves set for rematch with Dons in non league clash
Braves head to Santa Barbara for the final non league contest hoping to improve a 6-7 season mark. The Dons beat Santa Barbara 55-54 earlier and 51-39 after the holidays. Leo Wilkes and Ed Thompson pace the Dons while Braves aim to disrupt them and sustain a balanced scoring run. Frosh at 5, JV at 6:15, Varsity at 8.
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Chones back in form as Marquette remains unbeaten
Marquette center Jim Chones scored 31 points to fuel a 72-60 win over Wisconsin, restoring his scoring touch after two rough games. Chones tallied 17 in the second half as the Warriors pulled away, with Marcus Washington adding 19 points.
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Jabbar Seeks Revenge As Bucks Face Knicks Again
Milwaukee star Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored 38 points in a 101-99 loss to New York as Walt Frazier hit a late jumper to break a 99-all tie. Frazier, who started slow, fueled a 13-point run in the second half and helped the Knicks extend their edge over Milwaukee in recent meetings.
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NBA One-on-One Tourney Set to Start Jan 9
In New York UPI reports a Vitalis sponsored NBA one-on-one tournament begins January 9 with elimination rounds. All 17 NBA teams enter. two players each will be chosen to compete. The 34 winners advance to 33 games to crown the first place winner.
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Frazier's late heroics lift Knicks past Bucks in MSG thriller
Walt Frazier sparked a 13-point burst in the final 2:38 and, with 20 seconds left, stole a possession and hit the decisive jumper as the Knicks rallied to beat Milwaukee 101-99 at Madison Square Garden. The game drew praise from Bill Russell, Bobby Fischer and a host of sports legends. Oscar Robertson Kareem Abdul Jabbar also lauded Frazier's finish as sensational and extraordinary. The Bucks led most of the night before Frazier's rally sealed the win.
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Scott Ostler Sports Editor reports on trends and notable events in local and regional sports with concise analysis and updates.
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Cal Bears rout Oklahoma City in record night
California broke three school marks in a 127 67 victory over Oklahoma City led by John Coughran 24 points while California also set records for field goals 47 and rebounds 86 Stanford beat Dartmouth 102 85 boosting its season high as Claude Terry scored 32 and Dartmouth coach George Blaney was hit with a technical Earlier in the Bay Area games Stanford and Cal both drew technical fouls on visiting coaches in a pair of wild Monday nights
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