Foul Play Hurts Bulldogs in 72-69 Loss at Fulton
Mexico Bulldogs lost to Fulton Hornets 72-69 in a tight game marked by 29 fowls for Mexico and four starters fouling out. Fulton capitalized on free throws, twice tying and taking leads as Mexico battled foul trouble and late misses. Lewis Moore led Mexico with scores before fouling out late, Recob finished scoring for the night.
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Mike Stubblefield
Gilbert Berry
Lewis Moore
Bob Bastian
DeBondt
Jim Recob
Recob
Mexico Statistics Fall to Fulton in Narrow Defeat
Mexico Statistics drops a 69-66 heartbreaker to Fulton as Chambers and Berry lead late pressure. Mexico trailed early, fought to tie before a tense fourth quarter and a disputed out of bounds call favored Fulton. Dempski led the Bulldogs with nine points while both teams traded leads in a tight second half.
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Richard Pittman
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DeBondt
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Craig Barnes
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Rangers blank Seals as Vickers scores twice in rout
Steve Vickers scored twice and Gilles Villemure posted his first shutout of the season as the New York Rangers overwhelmed the California Golden Seals 6-0. Jean Ratelle, Rod Gilbert, and Vickers added goals in a second-period burst, with St. Louis and Los Angeles also winning, while WHA results included Winnipeg and Philadelphia victories.
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Gary Edwards
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World Hockey Association
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Gary Sabourin
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John Stewart
Pierre Plante
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Gilles Meloche
Jean Ratelle
Rod Gilbert
Pete Stemkowski
Vic Hadfield
Seals
Edwards
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John Widing
Serge Bernier
Danc Wilson
Doug Volmar
Ralph Backstrom
Norm Beaudin
Chris Bordeleau
Jets
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Bordeleau
John Migneault
Andre Lacroix
Bryan Campbell
Jim Wiste
Paul Andrea
McHenry named head coach at Washington & Lee
Bill McHenry, current athletics director, signed to become Washington & Lee University's head coach, succeeding Buck Leslie who resigned after last season. The digest also notes ABA honors for Artis Gilmore Issel Dampier and trades involving Wendell Ladner for Bill Chamberlain, plus other sports results from golf tennis track and field.
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Lexington
Bill McHenry
Washington & Lee University
Buck Leslie
New York
Kentucky Colonels
Artis Gilmore
Dan Issel
Louie Dampier
American Basketball Association
Louisville
Bill Chamberlain
Memphis Tams
Wendell Ladner
Brewer Sticks With Undefeated Thunderbirds
NorCal Callaway Thunderbirds improve to 14-0 after a 43-40 home win over U-High of Columbia. Mark Atkinson and Randy Rountree sparked a second-half rally with clutch shooting, while Curlis Doding Zuroweste and Mike Love added key rebounds.
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Community Trojans top New Bloomfield in halftime turnaround
Community A46 defeated New Bloomfield 51 to 42 after halftime adjustments. Coach Bob Mindlin credited a shift to strong defense and packed boards, limiting Gene Robinson to one second-half basket. Wayne Harris scored 14 and Kelly Young 13 as the Trojans reach the South Callaway Tournament as the third seed.
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Trojans
Mindlin
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Gene Robinson
Robinson
Community
Wayne Harris
Kelly Young
Hallsville
Paris Coyotes Seize Victory Toward .500 Mark
Paris defeated Macon 55-48 to improve to 7-9 overall and 1-2 in Clarence Cannon Conference. Doug DeLaney and Mike Sears each scored 15 points. Jeff Boyer added 12 with perfect free throw shooting. Macon led early 11-8, Paris surged with a 24-point second quarter, and the Tigers trimmed the gap but fell short.
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Doug DeLaney
Mike Sears
Jeff Boyer
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de de Levings
South Shelby
UCLA Strives For 58th Straight Win In rout of USF
UCLA dominates No. 10 San Francisco 92 64 as Bill Walton posts 22 points and 22 rebounds. Wooden downplays streak talk while Bruins move to 13 0. USF falls to 12 2. Providence next, with Loyola Chicago and Notre Dame tests looming.
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John Wooden
Bruins
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Bill Walton
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Providence
Loyola of Chicago
Chicago
Indians Fail To Stop Wildcats Unbeaten String
Montgomery County Wildcats beat the Van-Far Indians 84 46 for their 17th straight win. The action was decided early with a 47 19 halftime lead. Five Wildcats scored in double figures led by Gerry Marteen with 18 and Danny Green with 13.
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Sports on the Air Today and Pro Bowl Highlights
Listings cover bowling at Las Vegas Invitational on 2 3 17 at 2 30 p m golf matches with Devlin Blantas Sanders Brewer and others in Tucson Dean Martin Open rounds on 5 10 and 13 college basketball Kansas State versus Oklahoma track and field and surfing events plus hockey North Stars at Red Wings and Warriors Bucks NBA action and the Pro Bowl football game with pregame show 2 30 p m.
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Red Berenson
Tim Ecclestone
Golden State Warriors
Nate Thurmond
Rick Barry
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Oscar Robertson
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NCAA Approves 14 Grid Rule Changes for 1973 season
NCAA approves 14 football rule changes including fair catch signals by defenders, unlimited substitutions, a six foot sideline area with penalties for encroachment, drug ban, mandatory helmet chin straps, mouthpieces, entry from team area for substitutes, replaced players exiting at their side, larger jersey numbers, and continued prohibition of artificial limbs.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
John Waldorf
Kansas City
Waldorf
American Football Coaches Association
NCAA
Celtics Edge Sonics 124 104 on eighth straight win
Celtics pull away from Seattle 124 104 as John Havlicek scores 18 in final period after a 10 point first three quarters. Golden State 115 Chicago 80 as Thurmond fills in for flu ridden Attles while Bulls are held to season low.
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Centralia Takes Over Conference Lead 62-53
Centralia Panthers rallied to a 62-53 win over Palmyra, moving to 3-0 in the Clarence Cannon Conference. Burnett 21 and Sewell 13 sparked the rally as Palmyra’s Tyler 29 led all scorers. Centralia outrebounded 47-32 and hit 20 of 24 free throws. The Panthers close the night 12-4 overall with a girls’ 44-29 win over Palmyra to stay 3-0 in conference.
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