Cunningham and Walker Lift 76ers Over Knicks in Close Win
Philadelphia overcame a 12 point deficit late in the fourth quarter to beat the New York Knicks 115 115. Cunningham scored a late field goal and Walker closed with a jump shot to seal the victory. Walker led Philadelphia with 29 points, 20 in the first half.
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Billy Cunningham
Chet Walker
Philadelphia
Hal Greer
Dave Stallworth
Knicks
Cunningham
76Ers
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Stallworth
Walker
Howard Komives
Komives
Texas Bumptown pride sparks distant fans during UT game
Rhode Island radio chatter shows Sam Underwood praising Texas Western as the Miners win in double overtime with a caller from San Angelo sharing Navy service and Texas roots. District GAAA meet notes highlight Lubbock and Pampa stars, while Corpus Christi Relays hire Froggie Lovorn as announcer for March 26.
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Quonset Point
Rhode Island
Texas
Celtics Ease Past Bullets 129-98 in NBA Action
Boston moved within one game of the 76ers in the East by routing the Baltimore Bullets 129-98. Key early surge, strong first half from Siegfried and Naulls, Havlicek and Sanders support, while Russell rode the bench with foul trouble.
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Havlicek
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Jed Baltimore
Don Ohi
Monterey Nets Lose In Odessa Tennis Tourney
In Odessa, Monterey players were eliminated in semifinals. Don Botick and Wayne Johnson beat Monahans duo Sleeper Cobus in the quarterfinals but fell to Permian’s Banisky Colzin. Steve Peterman lost in singles, while Marsha Zing and Dede Art won a doubles match before losing in the semifinals.
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Wayne Johnson
John Sleeper
Ishmael Cobus
Monahans
Bruce Banisky
Johnny Colzin
Steve Peterman
Rennie Kahn
KE Piso
Braves Dodgers May Oppose Miller Nomination for Players’ Assn
Spokesmen for the Atlanta Braves and Los Angeles Dodgers said their teams may oppose Marvin J. Miller for executive director of the Players' Association. Braves Frank Bolling and Dodgers Ron Fairly said some teammates questioned hiring a union official for the $50,000-a-year post. Miller, 48, has been an officer with the United Steelworkers and was nominated for the job.
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Players’ Association
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Rolling
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Eddie Mathews
Mathews
Robert Cannon
Milwaukee
SMU Wins 10th SWC Swimming Championship
SMU captured its 10th Southwest Conference swimming title in Austin as expected, but 15 meet records fell across 16 events signaling a landmark performance by the Horns.
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Austin
Southern Methodist
Sunland Park racing results and season notes summary
Sunland Park Sunday racing results list multiple races with payouts including Quinella and Double figures. The text also covers season standings for college teams Texas A&M Texas SMU Rice and others plus a separate note on Major League Baseball players association nomination and ownership reactions.
Rain Delays SWC Baseball Open Campaign
The Southwast Conference faces weather delays delaying its opening of the baseball campaign. Only Texas A&M at Vanderbilt has been rescheduled. other games moved to new dates. Aggies lead with seven unbeaten and Texas and Rice each have four wins as schedule shifts occur.
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Pro Am Teams Tie For Top Honors At Ocotillo Park
Two Hobbs led foursomes tied for first in a New Mexico PGA Pro-Am at Ocotillo Park Golf Course. The winning net 65 by Ralson, Addison, Gourley, Williams and Wikerson edged 18 under par. Ralson won amateur with 65, Forrester captured pro title with 67.
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Pat Dilan
Kansas Jayhawks win NCAA indoor title despite no firsts
Kansas finished with 14 points to edge Southern California by one point for the NCAA indoor track championship at Detroit's Cobo Arena. Missouri scored five, with Nebraska and Central State of Ohio tied for third with 12. Records fell in several events as 16,000 spectators watched. Southern University was barred for failing to meet the new 1.6 grade average rule.
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State girls basketball finals crown new champions
Jourdanton and Round Top-Carmine captured Class A and B titles after near-misses previous year. Victoria lost its Class AAA crown to Tula 76-73, while Spearman defeated Cypress of Orange 46-0 in the finals. Attendance was 4,500.
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