Buccaneer Five Unbeatable On 2 Home Courts
The New Orleans Buccaneers dominate ABA play with strong home and away advantage. They own nine wins in New Orleans and five in Memphis, their secondary base, as they beat Kentucky 102-94 led by Doug Moe’s 20 points. Other Sunday results include Pittsburgh over Indiana 103-102 and Houston 113-100 over Minnesota.
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Sullivan Off To Good Start With Hornets
Monroe High coach Charley Sullivan begins with two straight wins for the Hornets after an 80 70 home victory over Cincinnati Aiken. Key scorers include Soule and Johnson for Monroe with strong early showing on their home floor.
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Colorado men win licenses for first buffalo hunt since frontier days
In Fort Collins Colorado three men won licenses in a Cherokee Park drawing for a supervised buffalo hunt. Kennett of Craig bagged a 1410 pound bull less than an hour after the hunt began marking the first such hunt since frontier days.
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Diablos MVP Ralph Haddin Shines Across Positions
Pueblo semipro baseball player Ralph Haddin of the Southern Colorado Diablos earned most valuable honors. The University of Denver athlete played left and right field first base third base and catcher and batted .296 for the season.
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Detroit Keglers Top Handicap Tourney Standings
Detroit's Suburban Traveling League All Stars, without handicap, lead the Five-Man Handicap Tourna ment with 3091 total as Hal Jolly fires 190 222 246 658. Middletown leaders drop to second. Springfield Nos. 1 and 2 fall to third and fifth, while Kilroys of Middletown sit fourth. The Journal Sweeper sees James Brown lead four-game standings with 889, and Tom Calloway slips from top with 848. Next weekend expects 60 teams.
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Bruins Hold Off Canadiens In Brutal NHL Brawl Night
Boston defeats Montreal 5 3 as two fisticuffs erupt with 139 penalty minutes. Don Awrey ties single game penalty record with 37 minutes. John McKenzie and Bobby Orr score for the Bruins who surge to first in the East. Montreal and Boston combine for a rowdy, high anger with multiple ejections and early momentum shifts.
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Hoosier Runner Sets Monroe Road Race Record
Ed Winrow of Muncie Indiana sliced two minutes off the course record to win the Monroe Kiwanis Club 10 mile road race in 53 37.4. He beat Chek Koepper and Steve Lewark of the Dunes Track Club Illinois, with Bob Lewis of Columbus and Ken Sparks of Muncie fourth and fifth among 16 finishers. Reginald McAfee of Cincinnati won the three mile prep race in 15 44. Others include Dave Lewis of Columbus and Chris England of Lancaster. Roland Anspach of Springboro won the five mile veterans race in 30 28 with Lynn Warner Union Wayne Yargo Dayton and Bob Brooks Dayton nearby.
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Baird Wins West End Golf Classic by One Stroke
Butch Baird salvaged a four over par 76 in the final round to win the PGA West End Golf Classic by one stroke at Grand Bahama. Bert Weaver shot 69 on Sunday but missed the tie when a birdie putt slid offline on the last green, leaving Baird with a 279 total from 67 68 68 76.
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Dick Davidson To Defend Title In Ohio Bowling Meet
In Springfield Ohio the 64th annual Ohio State Bowling Association Tournament opens March 2 and runs to May 12 with Park Lanes hosting team events and Shamrock Recreation hosting doubles and singles. More than 600 teams have entered and entries close January 15. Richard Davie Davidson of Middletown, 1967 all events champion, returns to defend his title.
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Dogs battle to win National Amateur Springer Spaniel trials
Twenty two dogs remained in the running for the windup of the 1967 National Amateur Springer Spaniel Field Trials at Nimrod Club in Lagrange Ohio.38 dogs began the field with contenders including past champions Sir Cricket Julet Le grande and Scud's Victorious Solo among the notable performers.
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Fleckman Wins PGA Playoff With Dramatic 30-Foot Putt
Marty Fleckman of Port Arthur Texas captures the PGA playoff after two 13 under par 275s finish tied with Jack Montgomery at 275. Fleckman drains a decisive six inch putt on the No 1 hole after a rain shortened event. He joins the ranks of early tour success as a recent PGA school graduate.
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