Middies Fall To Springfield Wildcats 76 72
Springfield topples Middletown 76-72 as Tony Hubbard scores 21 for the Wildcats while Archie Aldridge nets 32 for the Middies. Jeff Keener earns nine of 10 foul shots and the late free throws seal the win. Springfield improves to 7-4 overall, Middies drop to 5-2.
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Shutdown Stops Celtics Show in Chicago Loss
Celtics blow 18 point lead and fall 106 99 to Chicago as Tommy Heinsohn laments no defense or offense in the second half. Knicks beat Detroit 99 94 while Buffalo tops Baltimore 118 109 Milwaukee over Houston 114 101 Phoenix past Portland 106 99 Seattle over Cleveland 99 91 and Los Angeles caged Kansas City Omaha 121 92.
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Knicks Reach 30 Wins As Lanier's 38 Points Doomed Pistons
New York defeated Detroit 99 to 90 after Bob Lanier scored 38 with 29 rebounds in a high effort. Walt Frazier led the Knicks with 24 points including the go ahead fourth quarter jumper. The Knicks held opponents under 100 for the 10th time in 49 games.
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Pro Hockey Scores Roundup From NHL and WHA Games
NHL results include Toronto 4 Pittsburgh 0. California 5 New York Philadelphia 4. Vancouver 4. WHA games feature Los Angeles 3 Minnesota 2 and Houston 4 New England 2 Quebec 5 Cleveland 2.
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Madison Muscle Pummels National Trail in 77 43 Victory
Madison High Mohawks topple National Trail Blazers 77 to 43 as pressure defense and a 48-19 second half run blow open the game. Gerald Turnbow scores 26 points with inside dunks and Brandenburg praises added hustle before a Mid-Miami League opener versus Fenwick next Friday.
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Local high school cage results broaden district standings
Springfield South 76 over Middle town 72. Hamilton Taft 118 over Monroe 67. Madison 77 over National Trail 43. Franklin 78 over Wilmington 67. Ohio college and tournament results follow with several wins including Murray State 88 over Fairfield 83 and Wittenberg 52 over Heidelberg 48.
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Hayes bars all writers from talking to players after Rose Bowl
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes announces a postgame rule banning writers from interviewing his players after the Rose Bowl against Southern California. He cites injury to team unity and avoids pregame bias, denying transfer of quotes. A Los Angeles Times piece alleging misrepresentation sparked his stance.
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Steelers and Dolphins Meet for AFC Title Clash
The Pittsburgh Steelers host the Miami Dolphins in a noon Sunday AFC title game with Pittsburgh 12 3 and Miami undefeated. QB Terry Bradshaw nursing flu but confident to play after a hospital stay. Larry Brown in hospital with flu but expected to be ready. The Steelers rely on a stout defense and a late surge by Franco Harris as Csonka Morris and Warfield lead Miami.
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Kent State Coach Sees Fears Realized in Tangerine Bowl Loss
In Orlando, Kent State coach Don James laments dropped punts and three failed conversions as the 6-5-1 Golden Flashes lose 21-18 to Tampa. Tampa, 10-2, ends its season and Tangerine Bowl officials target larger crowds next year.
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