Lakers win to extend streak past Cavaliers in Cleveland
In Cleveland the Lakers beat the Cavs 113-103 as Wilt Chamberlain turned the game with 10 points and 16 rebounds. Jerry West and Gail Goodrich led scoring, while Milwaukee and Boston won, keeping division leaders ahead. Chamberlain called the next two games the toughest for LA.
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Wildcats and Paris win to reach Paris Invitational semifinals
In the Paris Invitational, Montgomery County, Centralia and Paris advanced to the semifinals with convincing wins. Wildcats beat Salisbury 71-68 as Sterling Green scored 20 and Jack Albright led Paris with 24 in a strong showing. Centralia overwhelmed Keytesville 72-39, while Paris defeated Harrisburg 67-49 to force a loser's bracket.
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Schaus LA Lakers architect of 32 game streak
Los Angeles Lakers coach turned executive Fred Schaus notes seven of the 10 Lakers were acquired by trade or purchase as the club aims to extend its unbeaten run to 32 games with a showdown in Cleveland against the Cavaliers. He cites a 1969 Wilt Chamberlain trade as pivotal, and explains the three man committee approach to deals. The piece highlights key trades shaping the roster, including Goodrich, Hairston, Erickson, Riley, Trapp, Robinson, and Ellis, and underscores Schaus's conviction that the streak is astonishing but not endless.
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College Basketball Scores Across East and Midwest
Wednesday results show St. Josephs 72 La Salle 58 and Fordham 90 Rhode Island 81. Providence 86 Boston College 48 Holy Cross 99 Syracuse 96. Lafayette 75 Seton Hall 74 Rutgers 92 Pittsburgh 76 Bucknell 48 Rochester 60. Gallgate Conn AO. Raleigh Dickinson 79 LIM 73 CCNY 72 Brooklyn College 52. Washington 57 Navy Maryland 63 NC State 70 Wake Forest 67 Florida 64. Drake 10 Citadel 86 Duke 83 Virginia Tech 73 Clemson 6 Georgia Tech 7. Midwest Washburn 8 Omaha 78 John Brown Missouri Western etc. Hanover 99 DePauw 7. Wednesday and Thursday results include St Louis 9% New York 9% Boston 2%. Toronto Montreal Vancouver. Chicago Pittsburgh. Minnesota Detroit. California Los Angeles. Thursday games St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Boston Chicago. ABA results New York 125 Carolina Kentucky 129 Utah 123. Thursday Pittsburgh Virginia Norfolk. Dallas Memphis.
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NCAA Eyes Restrictions on Recruiting and Aid
NCAA opens its 66th convention amid debate over proposed limits on financial aid and athletic scholarships. Illinois State University receives a one year probation for violations. A special panel will discuss the changes with a vote on a possible unprecedented convention before July 1 to approve amendments.
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