Bucks Rally Behind Alcindor Robertson In Victory
Milwaukee defeated Seattle 104-99 as Lew Alcindor scored 32 and Oscar Robertson 24 guiding a strong second half surge after a 53-48 halftime deficit. Don Smith led Seattle with 16 points while Spencer Haywood contributed for the Sonics in a rare Monday NBA action.
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Open slots fill NIT field with six more teams
NEW YORK AP Hawaii Georgia Tech LaSalle Syracuse and St John s of New York joined the National Invitation Tournament field as six openings remain for the postseason tourney set for March 20 27 at Madison Square Garden. Providence Dayton Massachusetts Tennessee and St Bonaventure were already named to the field.
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Ex Pitt halfback named Pitt defensive backfield coach
PITTSBURGH AP Ralph Jelic 37 to be defensive backfield coach at his alma mater Pitt. He played halfback and fullback for Pitt in the mid 1960s and was Harvard defensive coordinator last two seasons after stints at Lehigh and Boston University.
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Red Wings Send Hank Monteith to Fort Worth Farm Team
Detroit Red Wings assign Hank Monteith to Fort Worth farm club in the CHL. He played 34 games this season with four goals and three assists.
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Howsam's Term Fee As Reds Boss Extended
Cincinnati Reds General Manager Bob Howsam had his contract extended to February 1973 by the board of directors who praised his work in building the 1970 National League pennant winner.
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Center Grabs Old Time Win in Final Period
The Center Staff edged the Police Department 111 110 after a 43 point final quarter in the Old Timers League at the Community Center. Ron Andrews and Pete Snow led with 21 points each for the Staffers while Wayne Edwards had 28 for the Police. Grant Edwards added 26. In a separate game Dave's Sohio defeated Central State Quarterbacks 107 94 as Ed Hopkins and Bill Edwards scored 28 each for Sohio. Jeff Gann and Tim Graham contributed 24 and 23 respectively. Pollock Paper Company won by forfeit over the Knights.
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Hornets State Sports Banquets Planned After Winter Season
Monroe Hornets announce annual sports banquets for wrestling swimming and basketball teams. Wrestlers and tankmen will be feted with a carry-in dinner in the high school cafeteria, while basketball players host their banquet on the 23rd. Miami University coach Darrell Hedric is to speak at the basketball event. Both begin at 6 30 p.m. with dinner and awards to follow.
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Buckeyes Seek Uncontested Big Ten Title Versus Indiana
Ohio State with a 12-1 conference mark hosts Indiana in a key clash that could seal the Buckeyes first undisputed league title since 1962. Fred Taylor leads a team eyeing NCAA berth. Indiana sits 9-3 in the league and beat OSU earlier. A loss could force a three or two team playoff scenario depending on Michigan results.
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Bucs Surpass Tigers in Spring Hit Parade
Pittsburgh Pirates roll to a 9-3 spring victory over Detroit as Dave Cash and Rickie Hebner pace the offense with Hebner delivering two homers after Cash’s run producing hits. Nelson blanked Detroit through three, earning the win. Other games feature Washington, Mets, Cubs, White Sox, Astros, Cardinals, Yankees, Reds, and Giants wins.
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Janie Rolls Top Games In Key Play
Jane Whisman stood out at the Armco Girls Bowling Tournament at Eastern Lanes over the weekend with 1,160 pins and the high single game. Armco team No. 3 won the team title 2,434. Marjorie Wells led the team with 528, while Betty Bailey 502 and Corenne Spivey 478 followed. In doubles, Bailey and Addie Wells were second with 1,106. Janet Hall and Alleta Baldwin led singles with 597 and 572. Whitman won the all-events title with 1,145 and a 213 game the tourney high.
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House Of Drugs win City Class A tourney title in Manchester
The House Of Drugs defeated Yankee Road Church of God 82 to 70 in the finals. Tom Hatton led with 31 points as all five starters reached double figures. In Class B, S K Construction beat Sorg Paper 48 to 42. Wrenn Paper earned a 2-0 forfeit, setting up a final between S K Construction and Wrenn Paper.
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