Lucas Benches It In One On One Tourney Loss
Jerry Lucas of the New York Knicks beat Donnie May of Atlanta and faced Connie Hawkins before a scoring error altered the outcome. Lucas later lost 24 to 20 after conceding the game to Hawkins, with ABC apologizing for the miscall. Lucas spoke after Knicks’ loss to the Royals at Cincinnati Garden.
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Denson to play for Redskins after late round pick confusion
Washington coach George Allen expects Moses Denson to join the Redskins next season. Oilers owner Bud Adams claimed Denson would join Houston if he plays in the NFL, despite his CFL contract and questions about draft eligibility. Allen says league office confirmed Houston drafted him as an ineligible pick.
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Swords Replace Injured Goalie Bromley Joins Cincinnati
Cincinnati Swords call up goalie Gary Bromley to replace injured Ray Reeson. Reeson sidelined two to three weeks with a shoulder injury. Bromley was with Charlotte of the Eastern Hockey League prior to joining the Swords.
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NHL Results From Thursday Games
Boston defeats Minnesota 6 to 1 while New York tops Buffalo 4 to 2. Philadelphia beats Detroit 5 to 4 and Pittsburgh ties St. Louis 3 to 3 in a slate of scheduled games. Montreal defeats Los Angeles 1 to 1 in the remaining matchup.
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Big Mid-Miami clash tops Tuesday prep schedule
Madison hosts Franklin in a key Mid-Miami showdown as both teams ride winning streaks. Monroe eyes a needed win over Talawanda to halt a two-game slide while Fenwick visits Lebanon. Valley View battles Jefferson for position in the standings ahead of several regional matchups.
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Netherlands and Russia win first Olympic gold medals in Sapporo
On the opening day of the Winter Games in Sapporo Japan Russia and the Netherlands claimed the first gold medals. Ard Schenk won the 5000 meter speed skating in blizzard conditions. Vyacheslav Vedenin took cross country 39 kilometers for the Soviet gold. USA hockey earned a top class entry with a 5 3 victory over Switzerland. Beatrix Schuba led women's figure skating with a perfect 9.0 compulsory figures.
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Cage Results From College Matches and Pan American Note
A list of college basketball results includes Urbana over Cedarville 86 66 Malone over Waynesburg 98 ? Marshall over Cleveland State 102 70 Central State 94 over Marian Ind West Liberty State 98 Steubenville 83 Manhattan 84 over Seton Hall 80 Conn 89 over Georgetown 81 Fordham 85 over St Peter 75 Mass 83 over New Hampshire 50 Wm Mary 76 over Fla So 67 Jacksonville 102 over Furman 87 North Carolina 71 over Wake Forest Davidson 84 over VMI 61 West Virginia 97 over Notre Dame St Louis 63 Tulsa 61 Wichita St 77 over Bradley 76 Creighton 58 over N Texas St 49 Utah 76 over Tex El Paso 61 Brigham Young 70 over New Mex 62 Weber St 89 over Idaho St 75 Nov Vegas 109 over Seattle 93 San Fran U 97 over Pepperdine Bill Toomey 1968 Olympic decathlon champion won the decathlon at the 1967 Pan American games in Winnipeg.
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Mid-American contenders tight as Miami rides comeback
Miami coach Darrell Hedric predicted a turbulent league and his Redskins rise from 0-2 to lead the Mid-American with a fifth straight win. Kent State and Bowling Green figure in a tight chase as Toledo, Ohio U, and Western Michigan also mix in. Ohio State seeks Big Ten tie while Wooster eyes Ohio Conference crown with key matchups.
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Maciejowski Wins Bengals Quarterback Tryout
Ron Maciejowski, backup to Rex Kern at Ohio State and former Bears player, won a Bengals quarterback job after a tryout at Riverfront Stadium. He previously played for Ohio State in 1969 and 1970, posting 397 passing yards on 22 completions of 50 attempts with one TD.
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Guokas to Sit Bench Ten Days with Sprained Ankle
Cincinnati Royals guard Matt Guokas will miss at least ten days with a sprained ankle. He sustained the injury in the final moments of the Royals 116 105 win over the Knicks on Wednesday night in Cincinnati.
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Brodie Denies Rumor Of Self Destruction After Playoff Loss
San Francisco quarterback John Brodie faced rumors he attempted death by own action after the Cowboys game. At a Palo Alto banquet, he dismissed the claim and noted his 24 interceptions in the 1971 NFL season and three more in the playoff loss to Dallas.
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Kent State Eyes Unbeaten Run for MAC Title
Coach Frank Truitt says Kent State must stay unbeaten the rest of the schedule to win its first Mid-American Conference title. Rival coaches Jim Snyder, Bob Nichols, and Hedric expect the champion to lose three times.
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Golden State Beats Atlanta 132 115 In Friday NBA Action
The Golden State Warriors defeated the Atlanta Hawks 132 to 115 in Friday’s NBA card. Other scheduled games include Cincinnati at Boston New York at Buffalo Seattle at Cleveland Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at Baltimore and Milwaukee at Los Angeles along with ABA results New York 122 Floridians 120 and Floridians vs Virginia at Hanoke.
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Golden Bears Win Court Case But Will Lose Stars
UC Berkeley will not reinstate Isaac Curtis despite a federal judge’s ruling. Curtis will transfer to San Diego State next week, joining Larry Brumsey, co-plaintiff in the suit. University lawyers dispute NCAA interpretation of the judge’s order amid ongoing probation.
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Madison Wildcats Clash With Mohawks In Sellout Showdown
The Madison Wildcats face the undefeated Mohawks in a Mid Miami League game at Madison High with all seats sold. Fans can follow live scores on WPFB as Warren Johnson announces quarter results on AM and FM broadcasts.
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Vikings' Coach Values Discipline Over Wins
Columbus Ohio AP John Hillard emphasizes discipline above victory as his Cincinnati Princeton basketball team loses two games to Cincinnati Woodward and Moeller after suspending five players. Hillard previously led Cincinnati Lincoln Heights to the 1970 Ohio Class A title, saying basketball mirrors life and adherence to rules brings success.
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