Pro Hoop Standings Report
Pro basketball standings list key results with teams such as Los Angeles, New York, Phoenix, Detroit, Minnesota, Oakland, and Miami. Notable scores include Los Angeles 130 over New York 109, Phoenix 130 over Detroit 128 in OT, and Oakland 137 over Miami 129.
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New York
Phoenix
Detroit
Lakers and Suns Produce Big NBA Showdowns in Sunday Wins
Lakers rout Knicks 130 109 behind Baylor West and Chamberlain for fifth straight win and 22 game lead. Suns edge Pistons 130 128 in overtime as Goodrich hits 10 foot jumper with seven seconds left. ABA Oakland beats Miami 137 129. Minnesota top Nets 118 96. Connie Hawkins scores 28 as Pipers beat Nets. Bradds 13 for Oakland.
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Jerry _ West
Wilt Chamberlain
New York Knickerbockers
Gail Goodrich
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Phoenix
Detroit
Oakland
Miaci
Minnesota
New York Nets
York
Goodrich
Suns
George Wilson
Phenix
Miami Beach
Rick Barry
University of Miami
Pace Oakland
Floridans
Oaks
Pipers
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Nets
Connie Hawkins
Gary Bradds
Memory Lingers For Ice Fans
The Detroit Red Wings tie Montreal 4 4 after pulling goalie Roger Crozier for a sixth skater with 44 seconds left. Elsewhere, New York defeats Chicago 4 2, Boston and St. Louis draw 1 1, and Toronto beats Oakland 3 1 as other NHL action unfolds.
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Detroit Red Wings
Dean Prentice
Bruce MacGregor
Wings
Roger Crozier
Detroit
Montreal
National Hockey League
New York
Chicago
Boston
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Oakland
Crozier
Pete Stemkowski
Mal Cage
MacGregor
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Gump Worsly
Jean Beliveau
Mickey Redmond
Yvan Cournoyer
Canadiens
Frank Mahovlich
Gems Move to First With 6-1 Victory
Dayton tops Des Moines 6-1 to seize first place in the IHL. The game totaled 96 penalty minutes as Barry Merrell and Don Westbrook each scored twice, with goals first in the opening period and again in the third.
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Oakland
Ron Ellis
Leafs
Dave Keon
Gary Jerrett
Leals
Jim Dory
Norm Uilman
Bill Hickey
Seals
Mike Pelyk
Ullman
Barry Merrell
Don Westbrooke
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Lady Jockey Hurt In Show
Kathy Kusner, recently licensed to ride in Maryland, may have a fractured right leg after a mishap at the National Horse Show in Madison Square Garden. The U.S. Olympic equestrian team member was thrown from her mare Fry after clearing the first three fences.
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Kathy Kusner
Maryland
Miss Kusner
U.S
Madion Square Garden
Moncton
Fry
Trevino Wins Hawaiian International Gold by Two Strokes
Lee Trevino birdied 15 and 18 to finish 16 under 272 and take $25,000 in Hawaii. He donates $10,000 of his purse to a trust for Ted Makalena Jr. Archer finishes two behind at 274 for $15,000 in second. Douglas 276 for third, McLendon 277, Lotz 278 and Beard tied for fifth.
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Honolulu
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Hawaii
Ted Makalena
Waikiki
Makalena
Ted Jr
George Archer
Dale Douglas
Mac McLendon
Dick Lotz
Archer
Frank Beard
Norway tops per capita Olympics tally in 1968 analysis
Elsevier’s figures rank Norway first per capita with seven golds across Grenoble and Mexico City in 1968. Hungary Sweden East Germany Czechoslovakia Netherlands Finland Australia Austria New Zealand follow. The United States wins 47 golds overall, Russia 20th per capita.
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Norway
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Grenoble
Mexico City
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Sweden
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
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U.S
Mexico
Hockey Standings In National League Sunday Scores
New York beat Chicago 4 2 Montreal tied Detroit 4 St Louis 1 Boston 1 Toronto 3 Oakland 1 in a Sunday set of NHL results featuring multiple ties and decisive wins.
Sunday Baseball and Bowling Scores and ABC History
Sunday results show Cleveland beat Rochester 6 to 2 and Quebec won 4 to 4 in a tie with Springfield. Baltimore and Providence tied 3 all, Buffalo defeated Hershey 7 to 4. International League games Dayton 6 over Des Moines 1 and Port Huron 6 over Columbus 5. The American Bowling Congress formed in 1895 and held its first championships in 1901.
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Rochester
Quebec
Springfield
Baltimore
Providence
Buffalo
Hershey
Gary Player Wins Wills Masters in Australian Playoff
Gary Player of South Africa won the Wills Masters in Sydney after a playoff on the second extra hole against Australian Peter Townsend. Both finished at 277 after final rounds of 72 and 69 respectively, with Texan Gay Brewer third at 278 after a 68.
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Sydney
Australia
Gary Plaver
South Africa
Rankin Victor In Civitan Open
Judy Rankin won the Corpus Christi Civitan Open in a sudden death playoff over Sandra Spuzich. The touring pro and mother of a 9 month old son finished 54 holes tied at 213 and secured the victory on the second playoff hole after Spuzich three putted.
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Corpus Christi, Tex
Judy Rankin
U S Duo Dominates India to Lead Davis Cup Final
Donald Dell lauds Bob Lutz and Stan Smith as the best amateur doubles team and the U S earns a 2 1 advantage in the Interzone Final by defeating Jaideep Mukerjean and Ramanathan Krishnan of India 6 2 6 3 6 2. Arthur Ashe set for singles clincher as Clark Graebner faces Premjit Lall in the remaining match. Dell joked Krishnan could have endured longer to tire.
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Stan Smith
Dell
University of Southern California
Jaideep Mukerjean
Ramanathan Krishnan
India
United States
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Krishnan
Clark Graebner
New York
Graebner
Premjit Lall
Lutz
Smith
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