Warriors Fall To Miami Branch In Poor Shooting Night
Hamilton campus Chiefs drop 76 to 58 as they shot 29.6 percent from the floor. Grant Edwards and Lorrie Foust powered Miami Branch with 24 and 15 points and 14 rebounds each, maintaining the Branches perfect 8-0 mark against Hamilton teams.
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Hamilton
Grant
Edwards
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Bob
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Lorrie
Gett Edwards
Jeff Wells
Jon Weaver
Phil LeVelle
Tom Westrick
Warriors
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Westrick
Harkemeyer Smith
Young
Hutzelman Flint McCaughey Bateman
Middletown
G FT Wells
Weaver Edwards i
Silver
Young LaVelle
ABA Prepared For War In Effort To Survive
ABA Commissioner Robert Carlson warned at a Louisville meeting that the ABA will resume an all out fight for survival if Congress does not pass merger legislation with the NBA. He said the NBA must merge if Congress authorizes a reasonable merger bill and predicted support from both players associations.
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American Basketball Association
Robert Carlson
ABA Board of Trustees
Congress
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NBA
Carlson
CBS
Whalers Extend Division Edge in 4-3 Win
New England Whalers defense praised by Bobby Hull as the most experienced in the WHA. Mike Hyndman and Kevin Ahearn scored in the third period to beat Hull’s Winnipeg Jets 4-3, marking the Whalers sixth straight win and a four point lead in the Eastern Division.
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Boston
Jack Kelly
New England Whalers
Chicago Black Hawk
Bobby Hull
Winnipeg Jets
World Hockey Association
Whalers
Hull
Mike Hyndman
Kevin Ahearn
Cleveland
New England
New York Raiders
Chicago Cougar
National Hockey League
Phey
Whelers
Winnipeg
Milt Black
Norm Beaudin
Chris Bordenleau
Raiders Rally Past Chicago in Hockey Clash
New York forward Ron Ward snapped an 8-3 tie with his 27th goal as the Raiders defeated Chicago. Wayne Rivers added two, with Reichmuth Willis and Jones also scoring for New York. Chicago’s Ferguson Laughton Whitlock Barber Fleming replied. coach Pronos voiced frustration over the effort.
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Tom Webster
Jim Corey
New York
Ron Ward
Raiders
Chicago
Wayne Rivers
Craig Reichmuth
Hal Willis
Bob Jones
Norm Ferguson
Mike Laughton
Bob Whitlock
Butch Barber
Reg Fleming
Bobby Tolan Wins 1972 Hutch Award for Comeback
Bobby Tolan of the Cincinnati Reds earns the Hutch Award for fighting spirit after overcoming two torn Achilles tendons in 1971. He batted .283 and stole 42 bases to help the NL pennant winners reach the postseason, with Dayton’s Journal Herald noting him as a runaway winner.
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Cincinnati Reds
Bobby Tolan
Homor
Fred Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Dayton
Journal Herald
Ritter Collett
Tolan
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Gaylord Perry
Cleveland Indians
Ron Santo
Cubs
Carlos May
Chicago White Sox
Mickey Mantle
Sandy Koufax
Carl Yastrzemski
al Kaline
Pete Rose
Tony Conigliaro
Joe Torre
Reds
Skorich Still Not Satisfied With Browns Progress
Cleveland Browns coach Nick Skorich says the team has yet to put it all together as they clinch a playoff spot at 9-4. He notes injuries and slumps but remains confident, citing a six game win streak and a 27-24 victory over Cincinnati as signs of improvement.
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Cleveland Browns
Nick Skorich
Browns
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New York Jets
Oakland
Skorich
Skerich
Cincinnati
MPD Narrowly Edges Blast Furnace in Slugfest
MPD beat Blast Furnace 37 36 as MPD outscored 11 8 in the final period. East Processing upset Instru ment Repair 48 35 after a 14 point fourth. Langford 10 Davis 9 led MPD. Blanton 15 tops for Blast. Isaac top for Processing Wilhoit 12 FGs led Repair. Sales Service 50 37 over Stores. Hamilton Shops 62 74 loss to Research. Cook 26 19 led Slab Mill 73 40 Works.
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MPD
Blast Furnace
East Processing
Instrument Repair
Armco
Verity
Steve Langford
Rob Davis
Steve Blanton
Darryl Isaacs
Processing
Dave Wilhoit
Larry Harp
Hamilton Shops
Research
Amanda
Smith
Nelson
Kilbane
T. Cook
R. Cook
Slab Mill Humiliate Works
Jeff Gann
Marini
Works
MSU to Name New Football Coach Today
Rumors swirl at Michigan State University that Duffy Daugherty’s successor will be named. Bar ry Switzer pulled out citing family, Lee Corso expresses readiness, others named include Bill Mallory Town State’s Johnny Majors Rollie Dotseh and Denny Stolz as candidates. Officials expect an announcement at tonight’s Spartan football banquet.
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Lansing
Mich
Michian State University
Duffy Daugherty
MSU
Oklahoma
Barry Switzer
Switzer
University of Oklahoma
University of Louisville
Lee Corso
Daugherty
Bill Mallory
Miami (Ohio) University
Bo Schembechler
University of Michigan
Town State
Johnny Majors
Green Bay Packers
Rollie Dotseh
Denny Stolz
Burt Smith
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Jeff Weisse
Sheckler
Louisville. Ky
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Saese
Hutch Award
To Tolan
Milltown Motors, Inc
Germantown
Owlingly
B. Napier
D. Dattler
D. Martin
I. Noble
D. Hartness
G. McKinney
P. Wilson
P. Laurens
W. Dennis
E. Williams
L. Mikovich
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F. Latimer
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F. Howard
M. Jess
C. Luksic
D. Bowlin
C. Krasnowski
B. Arrington
R. Haker
L. Henderson
R. Armstrong
R. Creech
D. Perrin
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S. Stamper
E. Keen
I. Fountain
M. Kilmer
E. Waddell
J. Clevenger
J. Brandenburg
Williamson
Total Electric
Williamson Electric
Ziegler, Inc
Lefferson
Fred Parrella
State Farm Life Insurance Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Delta
Carlisle
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