All Star Game draws without Jabbar and Barry
Jabbar and Barry withdraw from the NBA 23rd All-Star Game in Chicago with 20 000 fans expected. Bob Love and Connie Hawkins replace them for the West squads as Wilt Chamberlain and Nate Thurmond anchor the pivot. Tom Heinsohn guides the East with DeBusschere and Maravich among starters.
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Chicago
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Rick Barry
National Basketball Association
ABC
Jabbar
Lew Alcindor
Milwaukee Bucks
Barry
Golden State Warriors
Milwaukee
Bob Love
Chicago Bulls
Bill Sharman
Los Angeles Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain
Lakers
Nate Thurmond
Golden State
Tom Heinsohn
Jerry West
Terps Reclaim Respect With Victory
Maryland coach Lefty Driesell led the Terrapins to a victory amid mixed crowd reactions. The Associated Press report notes celebratory chants of Hail To The Chief but sour notes from portions of the audience.
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Ken RA
Poport
Associated Press
Lefty Driesell
Maryland
Redskins Hope Arena Return Sparks Miami at Dayton
Miami seeks a turnaround after three losses in four games as it visits Dayton to face the Redskins in the arena where Cincinnati area teams have struggled. Miami aims to snap a recent skid while Dayton, seeking its first home win in four against Miami, relies on guard Donald Smith and coach Don Donoher. Maryland climbs in the AP poll after a 105-76 win over Wake Forest as Tom McMillen leads with 27 points and Indiana, Alabama, Southwestern Louisiana, Jacksonville, and Purdue post notable road or home victories.
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Darrell Hedric
Marshall
Tom Kozelko
Toledo
Miami
Dayton
Flyers
Notre Dame
Don Donoher
Dayion
Donald Smith
Smith
Fighting Irish
Mian
Heekin objects to enlarging Cincinnati Gardens for NHL team
The Cincinnati Hockey Club Corp. chief opposes expanding Cincinnati Gardens rather than building a new 15,000 plus seat arena for an NHL franchise. Ambrose Lindhorst proposes expanding from 10,600 to 13,800 seats at an estimated cost of 750000 to 1 million. The Swords of the AHL, farm team to the Buffalo Sabres, currently play there. Heekin notes NHL requires at least 15,000 capacity. The Gardens lie about nine miles north of downtown Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati Hockey Club Corp
Cincinnati Gardens
Brian Heekin
Cincinnati
Ambrose Lindhorst
Cincinnati Gardens, Inc
Cincinnati Swords
Swords
Buffalo Sabres
Heekin
NHL
Former Coach Kunzler Dies at 66 in Steubenville
George J. Gabby Kunzler 66 longtime Toronto High School basketball coach died in Steubenville Ohio Valley Hospital He never had a losing season in 26 years as coach also served as athletic director and faculty member at Toronto High School from 1930 to 1956 cause appears to be heart attack.
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Steubenville
Ohio
George J
Gabby
Kunzler
Toronto
Ohio Valley Hospital
Toronto High School
UCLA Stays No 1 as Wolfpack Narrow Gap in AP Poll
UCLA remains atop the AP basketball poll with 41 first place votes and 838 points after extending its win streak to 59. North Carolina State holds second with 756 points and one first place vote, while North Carolina rises to third as Indiana jumps and San Francisco slides in the crowded top 20.
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UCLA
North Carolina State
Associated Press
Bruins
Wolfpack
North Carolina
Tac Heels
Maryland
Long Beach State
Indiana
San Francisco
Minnesota
Gophers
Cunningham nearly bowls perfect as 296 frames night
Jim Cunningham of Stan's in the Sports Bowl All-Star League rolled 11 strikes then a 2-4-5-8 split for 296. He finished with 203 and 188 for a 687 series. Also, Penn State and Alabama agreed to begin a six game football series in 1981.
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Jim Cunningham
Cunningham
Stan’s
Penn State
Alabama
Cage Results Roundup from College Games
College basketball results include South Carolina 84 over DePaul 66 and Florida 73 over LSU 70. Alabama beat Georgia Tech 89 to 83 while Vanderbilt defeated Kentucky 76 to 75. Furman 103 over Appalachian 83. Georgia 68 over Auburn 64. Jacksonville 100 over East Carolina. Maryland 105 over Wake Forest. Louisiana Tech 107 over Lamar 100. Murray 73 over Tennessee Tech 72. Rollins 70 over Washburn Lee. Morehead State 85 over Western Kentucky 69. St Louis 63 over Southern Illinois 56. Colorado 72 over Oklahoma State 68. Indiana 97 over Michigan State 89. Purdue 66 over Wisconsin 59. Oklahoma 86 over Iowa State 84. Michigan 80 over Northwestern 79. Chicago Loyola 81 over Western Michigan. Duquesne 81 over Notre Dame 72. Texas-El Paso 65 over Regis 39. Tex-Arlington 79 over Abilene Christian 68. Sam Houston State 95 over Southwestern Texas State 70. California 88 over Nevada Reno 71. Pacific 65 over Montana State 57.
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Tom McMillen
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Tony Byers
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New Reno
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Montana
Taylor Out One More Game For Buckeyes
Ohio State coach Fred Taylor remains hospitalized after chest pains. Top assistant Bob Burkholder will coach the Buckeyes at Purdue as Taylor's condition improves. Taylor was moved from the coronary care unit and will stay in Riverside Hospital for further tests. Ohio State defeated Iowa 75 72 on Saturday.
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Ohio
Bob Burkholder
Ohio State University
Fred Taylor
Buckeyes
Purdue
Taylor
Riverside Hospital
Ohio State
Iowa
Old Timer Ramsay Leads IHL All Star North In Hara Arena
In Dayton Ohio Glenn Ramsay of Toledo the International Hockey League all star veteran will guard the North squad in the IHL All Star game at Hara Arena. Ramsay the league record holder in games played is 38 and in his 17th season. Injuries force roster reshuffles with John Gravel Toledo and Dan Sharpe Muskegon added as replacements. Ken Hodge will coach the North with Marc Boileau and Jimmy Anderson coaching the South.
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Ohio
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Glenn Ramsay
International Hockey League
Hara Arena
Ramsay
Toledo Hornets
Hornet
Ray Germaine
Muskegon
Bob Brinkworth
Port Huron
John Gravel
Dan Sharpe
Ken Hodge
Flint
Marc Boileau
Fort Wayne
Jimmy Anderson
North
Bill McKenzie
Rod Collins
Jim Maertz
Saginaw
Lynn Margarit
Muscigon
Bob McCammon
Doug
Armco Cage Results in Two League Contests
In the SLO-BREAK LEAGUE at Verity East Processing Armco Cage notes Armco Cage 50 and Sales Service 32 with Instrument Repair 46 and MPD Blast Furnace 2 forfeit Stores 0. In the FAST BREAK LEAGUE at Amanda Hamilton Shops Armco Cage 65 and Works Accounting 30 with Slab Mill 66 and Roll Shop 30.
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Verity East
Amanda Hamilton
Colts Unitas Part Company With San Diego Trade
Johnny Unitas was traded from the Baltimore Colts to the San Diego Chargers for future considerations. Mike Tilleman moved from the Houston Oilers to the Atlanta Falcons for the Falcons first choice in next week’s NFL draft. John Hadl reportedly waited on a flight amid interest in other NFL teams as San Diego sought a quarterback change. Unitas questioned the legality of the personal services contract tied to the move and weighed options while Hadl signaled he would leave. The market for quarterbacks in NFL country remained unsettled.
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Associated Press
Johnny Unitas
San Diego
Mike Tilleman
Atlanta
John Hadl
Unitas
Baltimore
Colts
San Diego Chargers
Joe Thomas
Houston Oilers
Falcons
Marty Domres
West Coast
Hadl
Harland Svare
Bob Schnelker
Chargers
Indians Reveal 1973 Home Schedule with Early Starts
Cleveland Indians president Nick J. Mileti announced a 1973 home slate with 21 weekday 6 pm starts and 12 Saturday 6 pm starts. Twelve Wednesday and 12 Sunday doubleheaders begin at 1 pm, plus 10 Friday 8 pm games and a Detroit open weekend series April 7-8 at 2 pm. Mileti cited fan response shaping the times.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Nick J. Mileti
Detroit
Mileti
Ump Officers Are Reelected
The Southwestern Ohio Umpires Association reelected Dick Hadley as president Mack Sangster as vice president Jim Whitley as secretary treasurer and Carel Cosby as baseball assigner at a Sunday meeting at the Sports Bowl.
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Southwestern Ohio Umpires’ Association
Sports Bowl
Dick Hadley
Mack Sangster
Jim Whitley
Carel
Cosby Baseball
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