Barry dazzles with 40 points in Warriors win over Hawks
Golden State guard Rick Barry scored 40, including 20 in the third quarter, to lift the Warriors to a 129 122 win over the Atlanta Hawks. Barry downplayed the performance saying it was not among his best. Pete Maravich led Hawks with 33 as they fell to 11 losses in 14 games. Jo Jo White topped scorers with 27 for Boston in a 120 108 win over Cleveland.
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Gilmore shines as East tops West in ABA All Star game
Artis Gilmore 7 foot 2 led the East to a 128 112 win over the West and earned MVP honors with 18 points 13 rebounds and four blocks. Swen Nater poured in 29 points and 22 rebounds as the top performer for San Antonio. Babe McCarthy credited Gilmore as the game changer.
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San Antonio
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Bill Walton
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City pin tourney to end
The 37th Annual Men s City Bowling Tournament ends with 23 teams in the final team event at Chautauqua Lanes Saturday and about twice that in singles and doubles Sunday. Final shifts are 8 30 p m Saturday for teams and 4 30 p m Sunday for singles and doubles with top Mid dletown teams and bowlers in contention for the final standings.
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Jim Eckler
Laynecrest
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Tullis Insurance
Town Country
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Schoenling
Joan Tewell Real Estate
Schenck Furniture
Shaddock’s Market
Chautauqua Lanes
House of Drugs
Star Pizza
Goodwin Plumbing
Brown
UC Sports Spectacular Highlights Saturday Events
The University of Cincinnati hosts the annual C Club Sports Spectacular at Laurence Hall and the Armory Fieldhouse starting 1 p.m. Events include UC gymnastics against Central Michigan Bowling Green and Brockport State, UC wrestlers versus Cleveland State, a girls basketball JV game versus Wilmington College, and a varsity swim and track road meet. The UC girls swim team competes with Kentucky, and the JV pool contest features the Kettering YMCA.
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Muskegon Tops Dayton for First Hara Victory
The Muskegon Mohawks edged the Dayton Gems 4-3 at Hara Arena in an International Hockey League game. Dayton fell behind 3-0 after the first period but tied it in the second before Muskegon sealed the win.
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Pro Hockey Wednesday Results From NHL and WHA
NHL: New York Rangers defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 2, Vancouver topped Detroit 7 to 3, St Louis beat California 6 to 4. WHA action: Chicago 4 defeated Vancouver 2, Cleveland 5 defeated Houston.
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Houston
Allen trading for veteran talent shapes draft wrap
Washington coach George Allen bypassed his own son in the final NFL draft round, trading his 1974 final pick to Baltimore for guard Corny Johnson while making multiple veteran-for-picks deals. The 22 hour session ended with 442 players chosen and Allen finishing with 11 selections.
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Baltimore
George Nock
Colts
Corny Johnson
Washington
San Diego
Walt Sweeney
Los Angeles
Joe Sweet
Ed Mooney
Massachusetts
Tim Berra
Yogi Berra
Ucla
Thompson spree topples Terps in ACC clash
North Carolina State guard David Thompson scored 31 of his 39 after halftime as the Wolfpack beat Maryland 86-80. Maryland led 67-59 before State surged, with Monty Towe sealing the win on late free throws. Maryland drops to 2-3 in ACC. State remains 5-0 in league, 14-1 overall.
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Lefty Driesell
UCLA
North Carolina State
Terrapins
David Thompson
Driesell
Norm Sloane
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Pittsburgh
Westminister
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Niagara
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Wolfpack
State
Tom McMillen
Monty Towe
Don Walsh
Frank McGuire
Brian Winters
Walsh
Mitch Kupchak
Darrell Elston
Walter Davis
Tar Heels
Pitt
Cage results from college basketball night
A sweep of scores shows Bowling Green 74 over Ohio University 66 and Toledo 84 over Kent State 55. Other notable results include Xavier 70 over Canisius 67 and Penn State 61 defeating Syracuse 55.
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Bowling set to draw field of over six thousand teams
The 1974 American Bowling Congress tournament opens February 16 in Indianapolis with a field of 6,140 teams from the United States and international venues including Puerto Rico Finland Japan the Bahamas and Canada.
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Finland
Japan
Bahamas
Canada
Indianapolis
Ind
University of Dayton
Don May
Henry Finkel
Frank Siggins
Joe Quinn
Walter Achiu
August Cabrinha
Larry Angler
Ashland College
Homer Smith
Army
Tom Cahill
Illie Nastase
Romania
Pat DePre
Palo Alto
Calif
Richmond
Les Yellin
St. Francis
Armco Independent League Cage Results
City and Armco league scores show Al Manchester Ritchies defeating Ron's Car Wash 48 to 16. Freenor Auto Parts beat NCR Credit by forfeit. House of Drugs defeated Hembree vns by forfeit. Armco 60 under Al Amanda Purchasing 64, Hamilton T&L 77, Pipe Shop 61, Masonry 60, BOF 55.
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Freenor Auto Parts
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House of Drugs
Hembree
ARMCO
al Amanda Purchasing
BOF Lab
Hamilton T&l
Pipe Shop
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