New Orleans NBA Expansion Draft Yields Maravich Bright Spot
The 1st year cost for the New Orleans expansion club was 6.15 million dollars with the club landing Pistol Pete Maravich from Atlanta. New Orleans secured a favorable single entry in the season’s expansion draft and added notable players like Rick Roberson and John Block to bolster its roster under coach Scotty Robertson.
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Marathoner Kathy Switzer Survives Assault During Run
Kathy Switzer, a 10 mile evening jogger with AMF, recounts a man grabbing her near trees and a river in a brutal assault. She uses an aerosol can to blind him, escapes, calls a friend who alerts police, and resumes work and training with her marathon ahead.
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USC Tops Stats In Rushing Scoring And Defense
SC tops the latest statistics in rushing with a 284.0 yard average and a 29.5 point game scoring mark. The Trojans also lead in a trio of defensive categories in the UPI released figures.
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Shanty to face Liquor Emporium in city finals opener
The Shanty 7 3 defends city slow pitch softball title against Liquor Emporium 10 1 in a best of three series opener at Thompson Park 7 p.m. Emporium reached the finals by nipping U-Save Liquor 15 14 in a one game playoff for the National League crown with Balcena driving in four runs including a homer and two singles.
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Gauchos begin major-college era with deep returning nucleus
UC Santa Barbara Coach Ralph Barkey shapes a 1974-75 Gauchos squad around 6-7 Tex Walker 6-6 Dave Brown 6-6 Greg Bell and 6-9 Dennis Marshall from last season 16-10 club plus redshirt stars Don Ford John Service Jeff Lipscomb Andy Olivera and Darrelle Lyons. The Capitals rally to a 1-1 tie against the Kings led by Ron Low’s 33 saves in Washington.
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New Mexico
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San Diego
Jeff Lipscomb
Andy Olivera
University of Pacific
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Donnell Hunter Dies After Football Injury at Roswell Goddard
Donnell Hunter a 5 foot 7 inch, 150 pound senior star at Roswell Goddard High School died from a neck injury suffered during a Friday football game. He starred in baseball and basketball and was MVP in a win over Alamogordo. Funeral set for Saturday at Wool Bowl Stadium as the team continues its schedule in his memory.
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Olivares Prepares For WBA Featherweight Defense In LA
World champion Ruben Olivares will land in Los Angeles Friday to begin training for his first title defense against Alexis Arguello of Nicaragua on November 16. Promoter Don Fraser said Olivares, 26, had threatened to skip the bout.
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Bulldogs Begin Hoop Workouts For 1974-75 Season
Allan Hancock College basketball drills start under head coach Bob McCutcheon with returning state champs aiming to contend. Key players David Amido George Kremenliff and Lynn Massey back, Amido praised for defense and two-sport versatility. Openers set for Nov 29 vs UCSB JVs and Nov 30 vs Pasadena CC. Alabama coach Bear Bryant has cancerous spots removed from nose.
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Cabrillo Girls Tennis Beats Santa Maria Saints 6-1 in Santa Maria
Cabrillo wins three singles in straight sets and sweeps doubles to move to 2-1 in NLPL as Lompoc loses to Righetti 4-3. Singles results include Gill over Johnson 7-4 6-3 and Kaleta over Camacho 7-4 6-1. Doubles see Solorio Hedlund and Benzen Beaumont and Davis Dibble winning for Cabrillo.
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