Lakers Win All In November Weathering a Flu
Lakers extend win streak to 14 with a 190 107 win over Atlanta as Pat Riley fills in for McMillin who had the flu. West scoreless first period, Seattle loss noted, Cleveland sets a club record with a fourth straight win over Philadelphia.
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Mullaney Still Pressing for Answers After Close Colonels Win
Mullaney said the defense questions remain after the Colonels beat the New York Nets 108 106 in overtime while Dallas topped the Floridians 106 98 in ABA action. Kentucky’s Dan Issel led with 28 points as Actis Gilmore added 23 and Jim O’Brien forced overtime with 3 seconds left in regulation.
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Pro Hoop Standings and Schedule Update
Pro Hoop Standings show Phoenix 116 over Houston 110 and Los Angeles 138 to Seattle 12. Schedule lists Golden State at Milwaukee and Phoenix at Portland with upcoming games.
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Hansen Is Great In Sports Cars at Road Race Meet
Stockbroker Jerry Hansen of Minneapolis rode to two late wins at Road and during the seventh American Road Race of Champions. He became the first driver in the Car Club of America to win five career titles and claimed A-Sports Racing and Formula A crowns at the three day meet watched by about 40,000 across 22 classes. Milt Minter was runner up in the A-Sports title after a tight battle.
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Willie Mays Married Again in Mexico City Ceremony
San Francisco Giants star Willie Mays wed Mae Louise Allen in a noon civil ceremony in Mexico City. After the ceremony the couple flew to Acapulco for a honeymoon and could not say how many days they would spend away, while close friends attended.
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Gems Hammer Muskegon With Two Hat Tricks
Dayton Gems stretched their lead in the IHL by defeating Muskegon 9 1 at Hara Arena. Coach Moore produced two hat tricks totaling six goals as Jack Borotsik and Gerry Mazur each netted three. The win improves Dayton to 17 5 and marks 10 victories in 11 games at Hara Arena this season.
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Broadway Show League Begins Weekly Games in 1963
In New York the Broadway Show League meets weekly for bowling. Started in fall 1963 by the late John Fi frat, former president of the Actors Fund of America.
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Red Wings Surpass Rangers in Split Weekend Showdown
The Detroit Red Wings, struggling fifth in the East, defeated the New York Rangers 3-1 on Saturday to ignite a first place tie with Montreal and Boston. On Sunday Detroit toppled Montreal 4-2 while Buffalo also fell 5-3 as powerplay goals by Alex Delvecchio and Bill Collins plus Bruce MacGregor’s second period strike led the surge. Rod Seiling scored for the Rangers and Jimmy Johnson and Rick Poley tallied for Philadelphia in a rough weekend at league play.
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Irwin Wins Heritage Golf Classic In Stunning Finish
Hilton Head Island S C AP Hale Irwin claimed his first pro victory at the Heritage Golf Classic beating Nicklaus Palmer and Trevino. Irwin held a one stroke lead after a crucial par on the 438 yard fourth and finished 1 under 70 for a tournament record 279. Law 70 280 Beard 281 and Palmer 286 also contended as Trevino shot 290 to lead season money winners.
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