NBA Standings and Weekend Results Roundup
Eastern and Western Conference standings shown with division leaders and records. Weekend results include Philadelphia over Boston 120 103 Chicago over Atlanta 108 101 New Orleans over Cleveland 103 122 Los Angeles over Detroit 122 107 Portland over Houston 111 105 and multiple Friday Saturday Sunday games across leagues with notable wins by Denver New York Kentucky St Louis San Antonio and Virginia in various matchups.
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NHL Standings and Weekend NHL Schedule Highlight
Campbell Conference results move the Patrick and Norris divisions with teams like Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Montreal and Washington showing strong totals. Weekend results include Pittsburgh 7 Washington 3 and Vancouver 2 Atlanta 2 in a tie, with upcoming games featuring New York Rangers Boston Chicago New York Islander and more across East and West divisions. Final Mexico Indoor Classic track events wrap with action at the Missouri Military Academy fieldhouse expected to end shortly after 3 p.m.
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California
New York Rangers
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Chicago
New York Island
Missouri Military Academy
Havlicek Back Helps Celtics Over KC In OT
John Havlicek returns from knee trouble for Boston in a 120 117 overtime win over Kansas City. Havlicek scored 12 points, sparking the Celtics as Jo Jo White and Charlie Scott combined for the decisive plays. Archibald 37 points for KC, Silas key late rebounds for Boston. Other games noted include Jazz over Cavaliers 103 81 and Lakers over Pistons 122 107.
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John Havlicek
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Kansas City
Havlicek
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Jimmy Walker
Kings
Walker
Charlie Scott
Jo Jo White
Celtics
Paul Silas
Archibald
Silas
White
Scott
New Orleans Jazz
Cleveland Cavaliers
Los Angeles Lakers
Detroit Pistons
Portland Trail Blazers
Houston Rockets
Chicago Bulls
Atlanta Hawks
Dr J Suffers Bad Night as Nets Fall in ABA Clash
Julius Erving went 46 minutes without a field goal, finishing with nine points as the New York Nets lost 104-97 to the Kentucky Colonels at Freedom Hall. Bird Averitt led Kentucky with 23 points, while Maurice Lucas and Wil Jones sealed the win. Denver Nuggets edged Virginia Squires 113-108, and Spirits of St. Louis defeated the Spurs 125-100.
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American Basketball Association
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Kevin Loughery
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Virginia Squires
San Antonio Spurs
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Nets
Maurice Lucas
Wil Jones
Bird Averitt
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Squires
Dan Isse
Denver
Virginia
Mike Green
Spirits
Spurs
Ron Boone
Salt Lake City
San Antonio
Other Hill Takes Lead In Jacksonville Open
Mike Hill, a 37 year old rookie since 1968, grabbed sole lead at the Greater Jacksonville Open amid misidentifications with brother Dave. Hill posted a 137 total seven under par after 36 holes at Deerwood Club, with Nate Starks two behind at 138 after birdieing the last hole.
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Powerhouse Indiana Marquette Face Semifinal Clash at Baton Rouge
The top teams Indiana and Marquette, each undefeated and ranked No 1 and No 2, collide in a Mideast regional semifinal in Baton Rouge. UCLA, Arizona, Rutgers, Virginia Military, Missouri, Michigan, and other top programs also chase spots, while Gene Bartow’s Bruins seek an 11th title in 13 years. Basketball fans anticipate a high-stakes, pressure-filled showdown with the winner advancing toward the East final.
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Marquette
Baton Rouge
Alabama
North Carolina
Western Michigan
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Bobby Knight
Hoosiers
UCLA
Rutgers
Virginia Military
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N.C
Missouri
Michigan
Louisville
Los Angeles
Arizona
McGuire
Warriors
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Billl Blair
Rickey Green
Players Agreeable To Some Controls
In a pivotal move the Major League Players Association accepts a mechanism to limit one and one free agent rights, aiming to curb unrestricted player movement. About 160 players remain unsigned, and spring training camps opened after the owners softened their stance with a draft tied to team performance.
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Association
Bowie Kuhn
Trio Of Ex-Dolphins Free To Return To NFL
In Memphis, Larry Csonka, Paul Warfield, and Jim Kiick were released by the Memphis Grizzlies after their short lived World Football League stint. They become free agents as NFL teams prepare for expansion and drafts, with Csonka eyeing Miami or Baltimore and Warfield hinting at Cleveland. Commissioner Rozelle seeks legal proof of free agent status before any deals, and officials expect no quick signings.
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Larry Csonka
National Football League
VFL
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Bassett
Catfish Hunter
Mike Storen
Grizzlies
Csonka
Miami
Baltimore
Denver
New York
Warfield
Cleveland
Joe Robbie
Don Shula
Ed Keating
Robbie
Pete Rozelle
Klick
Keating
NIT Title Game A Family Affair
Kentucky coach Joe B Hall calls the NIT final a family affair as his 19 10 Kentucky voices face UNC Charlotte led by Cedric Maxwell in a high stakes showdown. Rose and Hall share long friendship from Kentucky ties while both squads seek national exposure in the 39th annual NIT final.
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Joe B. Hall
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Phillips
Maxwell
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Greenwood Tops Sebring Track Poles 12 Hours Qualifying
Troy Michigan promoter John Greenwood took pole for the 12 Hours of Sebring by posting a 2 minute 47.937 second lap on the 5.2 mile circuit at an average of 111.470 mph. Co driver Mike Brockman joins Greenwood, with Peter Gregg Hurley Haywood securing the outside pole in a BMW CSL, followed by Porsche and Corvette entries.
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Fla
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Greenwood
Troy
Mich
Rockin’ Road Productions
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Calif
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Hurley Haywood
Jacksonville
Gregg
al Holbert
Porsche
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