Colonels buy Caldwell Jones as NBA ABA rift widens
Ellie Brown, majority owner of the Kentucky Colonels, announces the purchase of Caldwell Jones from the ABA as the merger dispute with the NBA continues. Jones may join the lineup after a loss to Denver, with a potential return against Indiana.
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Kentucky Colonels
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Caldwell Jones
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San Diego
National Basketball Association Players Association
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Jones
Dan Issel
Colonels
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Louie Dampier
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Artis
Indiana
Denver
Kentucky
Terre Haute
Ind
Bucks, Braves clash in Milwaukee brawl ends in blowout
Buffalo Braves upset Milwaukee Bucks 112-98 after a fourth quarter melee at the Milwaukee Arena. No fouls or ejections were called. officials resumed play with a jump ball. Stars for Milwaukee included Gary Brokaw and Dick Gibbs offered differing accounts of the incident.
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Dick Gibbs
Buffalo Braves
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Milwaukee Bucks
Gary) Brokaw
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Suns
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Los Angeles
Alvan Adams
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Sonics
Cavaliers
First to 300 and 300 club Hall of Fame honor
The GMBA Hall of Fame enshrines Al Leak who bowled the first local 300 in city tournament play and joins Walter Case the first sanctioned 300 in league play. Inductees Jasper Harrison and Carl Compton are scheduled for the 6:30 banquet at Eastern Lanes.
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GMBA
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Steel Terminals
Jasper Harrison
Carl Compton
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Compton
Middletown
Hamilton
Franklin Pee Wee Football Rivalry Set For Bicentennial Day
A Franklin Ohio team faces Franklin Tennessee in a divided bicentennial celebration at the high school field. Sponsored by local groups including the Optimists and American Legion Post 149, play begins at 4 pm with a Powder Puff mothers game, then 9-10 year olds at 5, and 10-11 year olds at 6 30. Next year Franklin will visit Tennessee for return games.
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American Legion Post 149
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Franklin Recreation Dept
Chamber of Commerce
Pee Wee Organization
Tennessee
Squires stumble in overtime loss to Spirits as coaching chaos continues
Virginia Squires drop a 106 102 overtime decision to the Spirits of St Louis after interim coach Mack Calvin misses the game and trainer Bob Travaglini coaches. Johnny Neumann leads Virginia with 27 points while St Louis stars Freddie Lewis Maurice Lucas and Don Chaney post 21 22 points respectively.
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Virginia Squires
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Spirits of St. Louis
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St. Louis
Calvin
al Bianchi
Willie Wise
Bob “Chopper
Travaglini
Mack
Jack Ankerson
Freddie Lewis
Maurice Lucas
Lewis
Lucas
Don Chaney
The
Spirits
Johnny Neumann
Latonia Race Course results quick horse by horse card
Latonia Race Course results list ten races with winners and payouts. First race shows Fearless M time 2 07.4 with Amfier and Tripoli Hanover. second race Net Adios wins with Laura Fay Stone and Garys Princess. rest include winners Mr Nixon Mollies Crusade Windy Dawn, Fast Saint Coalmont George, Dig in R.E Misty, Mudge Direct Fund Raising, Coaly Vic Naughty Willie, Jodie Torpedo, Quinella payout 25.20. Entries list multiple horses per race across ten races.
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Tripoli Hanover
Net Adios
Laura Fay Stone
Gary’s Princess
Mr. Nixon
Chief Dean
Tordenator
Beau Day
Mollie’s Crusade
Toby
Windy Dawn
Becca Star
Fast Saint
Coalmont George
Moonlight Music
Pace
Dig In
R.E. Misty
Little Zip
Pace Mudge
Pet's Brother
Coaly Vic
SE. Adios
Naughty Willie
Jodie Torpedo
Hideaway Hobo
Flaming Richie
Quinella
West Point Girl
Miss Sve Land
Apache
Arnett’s
Frisco Painter
Winter Maid
M.P. Adios
Torchy
Meet Direct
Farrel Boy
Dazzling Son
Whoop Whoop
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Sunshine Princess
Millcreeda
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Barn Tip
Lovely Shadow
Byemar
Maedean Frisco
Turf Mite
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Kris Away
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Irish Rainmaker
Christy Baer
Tri Chapel
Reprimand
Gaelic Chief
Keystone Inkling
Cora’s
Surprise Me
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Ben Logan
Demonora’s Dream
Fall Brooks Adios
Hargus Creek
Adiopatch
Noble Silrock
Major Gray
Double Strength
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Race To Knight
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Thunderbird
Patty Dean
Norma Creed
Vicki Knight
Tunedin
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Gears Top Dayton 3-1 Behind Smith Third-Period Goal
Saginaw Gears, led by Borden Smith, defeated Dayton 3-1 to stay atop the North Division in the International Hockey League. Smith broke a 1-1 tie with the deciding third-period goal.
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Associated Press
Saginaw Gears
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International Hockey League
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Gears
Dayton
Flames Coach Sees Big Week Ahead After Win
Atlanta coach Fred Creighton eyed a three game stretch after the Calgary Flames beat the Washington Capitals 4-1 to snap a skid. The Flames built momentum by consecutive wins as they prepare to face the Boston Bruins in Landover Maryland Omni Arena tonight.
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Washington Capitals
Bengals try to halt O J Simpson in national clash
Cincinnati coach Paul Brown labels O J Simpson the day’s best back and prepares to rely on defense as the Bengals face Buffalo in a high tempo NFL showdown. Simpson aims for 2 000 rushing yards over six games, needing a strong late stretch.
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O.J. Simpson
Paul Brown
Bengals
Buffalo Bills
Buffalo
Simpson
Bills
Miami
Horst Muhlmann
U.S. boxers stun Russians at Madison Square Garden
Jimmy Clark, 20, from Coatesville Pa., scored a third round technical knockout of Igor Vysotsky, the world’s top heavyweight, as the U S team defeated the Soviet Union 6 4 in a ten bout card. Gerald Cooney also stopped Nikolai Aksyonov in the first round as the U S led 5 4.
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Gerald Cooney
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Gerry
Aksyonov
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