Van Arsdale 44 Falls Short as Royals Lose fifth in a row
Tom Van Arsdale scored a career high 44 points and added 10 assists, but Cincinnati fell to Houston 112-111. Lar Lacey contributed 18 points and 14 rebounds with six blocks as Archibald sat out his third straight game with the flu. Royals head to Los Angeles on a grueling road trip.
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Lakers Clinch Blowout Over Bullets Behind McMillian
Lakers overpower the Baltimore Bullets 321-110 as McMillian scores a game high 31 points aided by Wilt Chamberlain. West notes McMillian’s open shots in the second half while Chamberlain adds a late standout staff shot to secure a double digit lead.
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Pro Hoop Standings Update from Monday Games
Golden State 107 Chicago 88 as Seattle 127 Portland 117 leads on the board. Houston at Philadelphia listed as the only ABA game scheduled for Monday.
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Daniels Back Just In Time
The Pacers beat Memphis 123 to 110 as Mel Daniels returned in the fourth quarter scoring 11 points after a bruised heel. George McGinnis added 28 points and Bill Keller 24, while Jim McDaniels remained out for Carolina in a 121-98 loss to Kentucky. Dan Issel led Kentucky with 35 points and Artis Gilmore added 23.
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Schedule Talk Irks Buck Boss
Ohio State coach Fred Taylor voiced dismay over Big Ten scheduling as his team, now 7-2 in conference after a 64-62 win over Purdue, faces a five game stretch without playing Minnesota Michigan or Michigan State. Luke Witte's late rebound and basket proved decisive as Purdue failed to execute in the final seconds.
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Middie Tourney Draw Tonight in Oxford District
The GMC tourney draw is set for 7 30 p m at Millett Hall with Wayne Gibson guiding the process. Princeton High leads the GMC with one loss while Middletown and Hamilton Taft each have two losses as 18 teams vie for berths including Monroe Franklin Lebanon Oxford Talawanda and Lakota among others.
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George Foster Signs With Reds For 1972 Season
Cincinnati Reds announce 25 players under contract for 1972 with outfielder George Foster the latest to re sign. Foster, 23, hit .234 with 10 homers after joining from the Giants in 1971. Thirteen winter roster players have yet to sign.
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Yonkers Meet Opens With $3 Superfecta Wager
Yonkers Raceway launches a 73 night spring harness meet on March 1 offering a $3 superfecta for the first four finishers in the ninth race. The gimmick proved popular at Monticello last April and Roosevelt Raceway since September has offered $2 supers.
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U S Ice Team Wins Silver in Surprising Olympic Finish
The United States ice hockey team earned a silver medal at Sapporo, finishing with a 3-2 record in Group A after beating Switzerland and Czechoslovakia and capping the Games with a storybook ending. Francisco Fernandez Ochoa captured the gold in men's special slalom, marking Spain's first Winter Olympic gold.
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Foul Weather Bit Too Late
SAPPORO JAPAN AP A sudden thaw and a blinding snowfall inundated areas of Sapporo Monday causing delays as the 11 day Olympics ended. Weather was mostly favorable though occasional snowstorms slowed departures at Chitose Airport stranding delegates from Austria Czechoslovakia Norway and West Germany.
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Turmoil Rules World Hockey Shakeup Hits Amateur Play
The United States silver medalists from the l1th Winter Olympics face Class B play in Bucharest starting March 25 and must win to rejoin the A pool for 1973. Canada withdraws from both World Championships and the Olympics amid CAHA IIHF disputes, while officials blame protocol and pro inclusion debates shaping the sport.
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Final Standings at Sapporo Winter Games
In Sapporo Japan AP reports the final medal standings while noting a Penn State football record by Pete Liske who completed 19 passes against UCLA in 1963.
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Hampton Triumphs In Royal Triton 300 Stock Car Race
Andy Hampton, 43 from Louisville, won the Royal Triton 300 at Daytona Beach in a four year old Ford. Iggy Katona, 56, finished second with Red Farmer, 37, third. Hampton secured pole at 183.647 mph and led from lap one, winning the $32,000 race by over five miles.
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