Celtics Dominate Rockets in Hayes Russell First Meeting
The Boston Celtics overwhelmed the San Diego Rockets 134 113 in a game billed as a Hayes Russell showdown. San Diego coach Jack McMahon said the outcome wasn’t determined by the stars but by Boston’s hustle.
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Elvin Hayes
San Diego
Bill Russell
Celtics
Rockets
Jack McMahon
National Basketball Association
Hayes
Russell
McMahon
Seven Mile Banquet Set and Winners Named
Seven Mile High School will host its Fall Sports Award Supper in the school cafeteria Thursday at 6 PM. Football awards go to varsity and junior high recipients, with cross country and cheerleader honors also presented. Meat, drinks, and side dishes are provided. families are asked to bring a vegetable dish or dessert. In sports, the Celtics built a 69 40 lead before finishing strong in a 127 117 win over Seattle, while Don Kojis led San Diego with 29 points in a 136 127 OT loss for New Orleans, and Oakland edged New Orleans 136 127 in overtime.
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Seven Me High
Bob Wadleigh
Bob Kennel
Dale Nordyke
Celtics
Philadelphia 76Ers
Seattle
Hal Greer Scord
Billy Cunningham
Boston Garden
Hayes
Houston
Russell
John Havilcek
San Diego
Don Kojis
Havlicek
Barry Still Has Counfy ABA Lead
Barry Still Has Counfy ABA Lead as Rick Barry preserves a strong margin in scoring for the Oakland Oaks with 289 points in nine games and a 32.1 ppg average. Darel Carrier and Connie Hawkins close the race with high outputs, while Mel Daniels leads rebounding and Don Freeman tops assists. Charley Goldman, famed boxing trainer for Rocky Marciano, dies at 79 after a heart attack.
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Minneapolis
Rick Barry
Oakland Oaks
American Basketball Association
Barry
National Basketball Association
Kentucky
Darel Carrier
Minnesota
Connie Hawkins
Carrier
New York
Hawkins
Mel Daniels
Indiana
Don Freeman
Miami
James Jones
New Orleans
Art Heyman
Bob Lloyd
Monroe Grabs NBA Scoring Lead On Bullets Surge
Earl Monroe tops the NBA scoring chart with 364 points after a 35 point weekend spree as Baltimore leads the Eastern Division. Elgin Baylor is second with 355 and Dave Bing third with 346, while Nate Thurmond and Wilt Chamberlain excel in rebounds.
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New York
Earl Monroe
Baltimore
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles
Elgin Baylor
Detroit
Dave Bing
Monroe
San Diego
Baylor
Bullets
Bing
Ohio Teams Set For NCAA Mid-East Regional Soccer
Cleveland State Vikings open against Wheaton College in the Mid-East Regional at Wooster College on November 22. Wooster meets Illinois Chicago Circle as the other semifinal, with the championship game slated for November 23.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland State Vikings
Wheaton
Ill
Top Sportsmen To Be Honored In Ohio Program
A program to select and honor Ohio's top sportsmen was initiated by the American and Canadian Sportsmen's Show. Winners will be chosen from nominations by sportsmen clubs and individuals.
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Ohio
Pro basketball scores NBA doubleheader results
Philadelphia defeated Seattle 127 to 117 and Boston beat San Diego 134 to 113. Oakland edged New Orleans 136 to 137 in overtime in the lone remaining scheduled game.
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Philadelphia
Seattle
Boston
San Diego
Oakland
New Orleans
Hawks trade DeJordy and recall Norris from farm team
The Chicago Black Hawks sent goalie Denis DeJordy to Dallas and recalled goalie Jack Norris from their Central League farm club.
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Chicago
Chicago Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Denis DeJordy
Dallas
Jack Norris
Leonard to coach Indiana Pace rs ABA team
Bob Leonard former Indiana University and NBA star was named coach of the Indiana Pacers ABA squad. He succeeds Larry Staverman who was offered a public relations scout role with the team.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bob Leonard
Indiana University
NBA
Indiana Pacers
American Basketball Association
Larry Staverman
Pacers
Four Area Players On All-DSL First Team
Dayton Suburban League announced its All Star selections with Jefferson and Twin Valley South dominating the first team. Valley View placed two players Bill Fuge and Paul Stockert on the offense and Carlisle and Preble Shawnee earned senior standouts.
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Twin Valley South
Dayton
TVS
Loop
Valley View
Bill Fuge T i
Paul Stockert
Carlisle
Tim Minnix
Preble Shawnee
Bill Barrett
Barrett
Isaac Harden
Sson
Jeff
Jay Smith
Marty Werts
Dixie
Tony Barker
Mark McIntire
Smith
Werts
Rick Hudnall
Ron ‘Rowland
Greg South
Brett Laughlin
Craig Chalmers
Steve Fore
Paul ‘Byrd
John Spooner
Roger Moyer
Shawnee
Paul Gregory
Kenny Moore
Mark McDaniel
U S World Cup Qualifier Wins 2-0 in Bermuda
The United States beat Bermuda 2-0 to clinch the Caribbean qualifying section with six points, ahead of Canada tied at five. Coach Phil Woosnam praised the win and planned a celebratory outing as the team awaits the next match against the Guatemala Haiti Trinidad winner.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
United States
Phil Woosnam
Canada
USTA Meets in Columbus for National Harness Meetings
More than 200 harness racing officials gather in Columbus Ohio for the USTA national meetings to schedule 1969 stake races. Sessions include Grand Circuit conference S NAHRR and Harness Racing Officials association. The 50 member board will hold its annual meeting and a board of appeals session.
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Columbus, Ohio
U.S. Trotting Association
Society of North American Harness Racing
National Association of Harness Racing Officials
USTA
Dick's Sprint Highlights Stamina Push in Tallies
Dick Stacy sprinted from the start and surged past a goal sequence, finishing with a surprising stretch that carried him beyond limits he had never imagined. The event details show a rapid early effort followed by a determined finish at 704 General Wholesale.
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General Wholesale
Dick Stacy
Dutch Doubles crown decided at Sports Bowl event
Margaret Gordon and George Beard won the 600 Club Dutch Doubles Tournament at Sports Bowl, posting a 969 total to win by one pin over Wilma Slough and Tom Berry. Junie Schuster led Wholesale with a 248 and Gene Haney a 246 in an action filled night of play.
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F. Goode
F. Tipton
K. Patrick
N. Pfeiffer
G. Osborne
B. Harding
G. Haney
M.L. Leak
J. Frisbie
J. Duff
R. Fritz
L. Weaver
P Wilson
Layman
J Schuster
Wilde Stacy
Betty
Eagles
B. Bailey
S.hoster
T. Abell
J. Harrison
J. Houchins
Grosardt
K. Heffner
P. Palmer
Bill Hill & Son
Bondsmen
Junie Schuster
Gene Haney
Bill Hill
Margaret Gordon
George Beard
Wilma Slough
Tom Berry
Marlene McGuire
Don
Heavyweight Bout Ends in Quarry Victory in Phoenix
Jerry Quarry of Bellflower stops Bob Mumford of Los Angeles in five rounds. In Tokyo Jaguar Kakizawa outpoints James Skelton ten rounds. In Shawinigan Donato Paduano defeats Serge Prolux in eight rounds.
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Ariz
Jerry Quarry
Bellflower
Calif
Bob “Bull
Mumford
Los Angeles
Tokyo
Jaguar
Kakizawa
Japan
James Skelton
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Shawinigan
Que
Donato Paduano
Montreal
Serge Prolux
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