Broncos ready to go Raiders showdown after San Diego win
Denver, led by Charley Johnson, beat San Diego 42-28 to set up a next week clash with Oakland in Oakland. Dallas crushed Washington 27-7 as the Redskins eye a playoff bid, while OJ Simpson surged for 219 yards in Buffalo's 37-13 win and a Browns record chase.
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Lakers Fall Behind as Capital Bullets Top Lakers 110 96
The Los Angeles Lakers suffer a three game skid, their longest this season, after a 110 96 defeat by the Capital Bullets. Elvin Hayes posts 40 points and 21 rebounds, sealing the win with strong interior play.
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Hedric says win was needed for Miami rout
Miami coach Darrell Hedric praised his team's 88 85 overtime victory over Purdue saying they needed a good basketball game after a loss to Kentucky and a win over Wright State. He noted the matchup felt like a grudge after last year's 66 65 Purdue win and credited everyone for a strong effort.
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Cardinals trade Murphy to Brewers for Heise
In St. Louis the Cardinals traded pitcher Tom Murphy to Milwaukee for infielder Bob Heise. In Rabat Billy Casper won the King Hassan II Trophy by four under 288, beating Rod Funseth by five. In St Petersburg Mike Hill led after 18 holes in the Shrine Classic. In Mexico City Lee Trevino won the Mexican Open by three over Victor Regalado. In Val d Isere Hansi Hinterseer won the first snow slalom at the Cri terium.
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Hoosiers Host New Invitational Tournament Next Season
Indiana University will host a new invitational basketball tournament during Christmas vacation next year. The Hoosiers will invite three teams for the Dec 20 and 21, 1974 event. IU trustees also expanded the athletic committee to 13 members with voting student and faculty seats.
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Gems blanked at home in 1-0 loss to Fort Wayne
Ft. Wayne Komets edged Dayton Gems 1-0 at Hara Arena as DAYTON A scores 28 seconds into the third period. The Gems suffered a home shutout for just the second time in 10 years and first at home in eight seasons.
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Hawaii Star Sets Season Scoring Mark by Henderson
Tom Henderson of the University of Hawaii, a 1972 Olympic basketball team member, broke the UH single season scoring record with 515 points last season.
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Bruins group late rally spoils Flyers in 3 3 tie
Boston tied Philadelphia 3 3 after a two goal burst in the final 1 22. Bobby Orr opened the scoring and Phil Esposito tipped in the final goal after a disputed call. Orest Kindrachuk and Simon Nolet had Flyers goals as Rick MacLeish made it 3 1 before Boston struck.
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Swords End 5-Game Slide With 5-2 Victory
The Cincinnati Swords defeated the Providence Reds 5-2 at the Cincinnati Garden in an American Hockey League game. A strong third period scoring spree sealed the win and halted a five-game skid for the Calder Cup champions.
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