Knicks Open Season Versus Celtics in 1971 Debut
The New York Knicks start the 1971 NBA season at Madison Square Garden against the Boston Celtics in a much anticipated rematch of last season’s title race. Rivalry adds heat as coach Red Holzman eyes another strong opener with star guards and a deep roster facing a Celtics squad tampoco. The article notes other opens include Cincinnati Royals versus New York Knicks and San Diego at Chicago.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
San Diego
Chicago
New York Knicks
Basketball Association
Denver
Utah
Red Holzman
Knicks
Boston Celtics
New York
Madison Square Garden
Royals Coach Bob Cousy Shapes Lakers Celtics Like Team
Cincinnati Royals coach Bob Cousy compares his rebuilding Royals to legendary franchises while outlining a plan to emulate the Lakers of the 1949-50 era and the Celtics of the late 1950s and 60s. He lists returning players, new rookies Archibald and Paulk, and expects Lacey to bolster rebounding.
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Tom McRoberts
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Royals
Bob Cousy
Tha
Tom VanArsdale
Norm van Lier
Jim Turner
Connie Dierking
Johnny Green
Fred Foster
Jimmy King
Whiz
Nate Archibald
University of Texas At el
Rookie Doug Cook Sent to Virtus Bologna Italy by Royals
The Cincinnati Royals optioned 6-6 rookie Doug Cook to Virtus Bologna in the Italian Major Basketball League. Cook remains on recall to the Royals as the 12th man while the club eyes two more cuts this weekend. General Manager Joe Axelson said the move gives Cook real playing time instead of bench duty. Meanwhile apprentice jockey Bobby Woodhouse, 21, retains his five pound allowance until October after riding four winners at Aqueduct, one being disqualified.
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Cincinnati Reals
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Virtus
Bologna
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United States
Cook
Davidson College
Royals
Joe Axelson
The
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Aqueduct
Lebanon Raceway Race Card Summary
Race by race results and entries for Lebanon Raceway show pace and trot events with winners and payouts. Notable winners include Pace-Damita Rose and Pace Express Creed, along with trot entries like Poet's Dream and Hal Tiger, with multi-race times and Daily Double payoff noted.
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Tom
Warden Scott
Dazzle Joy
Georgana Dazzle
Royal Baron
Jimmy DeHaven
Damita Rose
Reed
Millie
Bradios
Pace — Express
Creed
Lady Egerton
Dolly May
Naughty Widow
K. J. Scot
Wyngo
Nile’s Jewel
Miss Hal Counsel
Valiant Sampson
Aleta Lang
William J
Irene’s Jerry
Hal Tiger
Mr. D. J
Tim Buck
Mary Bloom
Cena Victory
Capais
Sherry Ce Ae
Colby’s Choice
Della Genee
Marty Coaltown
Miss Scuff
Renee
Jewel
Josedale Hargrave
Sneaky
Ensign
Red Ginger
Buddy Donlin
Wyn
Edgewood Mark
Kim Cin
Ozarkorthy
Wampum
Flossie
Dream
Blind Crusader
Incentive
Swift Ohio
Busy Lang
Katie Q
Krystal
Purdue
the Devil's Son
Norma Creed
Royal Jackson
Naut Hole
Fighting Fortuna
Fleet Galion
Easy Easy
Easy Debt
Justly Stone
Laurel
Pune
Prince
Mystery Ein
Cattle Ed Jones
Mysty’s Caper
Pearl's Pride
J R Counsel
Donna Darnley
Artistic Wick
Giles Oliver
Lynda Jo
Connie Cole
Northfield Sale Continues With Standarbred Horses Auction
Buyers from six states and three Canadian provinces attend the second day of the 10th annual two day International Horse Sale at Northfield Park Cleveland Ohio. Harness horses and broodmares sold Tuesday for 114 head bringing 104125 dollars total and an average of 913.39 per horse. Blue Chip Farm of Wallkill New York paid the top price of 11000 dollars for Keystone Maid a 10 year old broodmare.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Northfield Park
Blue Chip Farm
Wallkill
N.Y
Keystone Maid
Rowing standings and top crew times from meet
The page lists rowers T Mislovitch Weaver Puckett Cunningham Brewer Lawson Davis Root Thurman Pfeiffer Johnson Hayne Swain Whitman Larison Barker Myers Truesdell Harding Rothfuss Staton Creekbaum Amington Tibbs with multiple scores and finishes. Names include C. Weaver J. Cunningham P. Davis N. Root and others alongside detailed totals.
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T. Mislovitch
C. Weaver
T. Puckett
J. Cunningham
J. Brewer
R. Lawson
P. Davis
N. Root
Thurman
Pfeiffer
Johnson Hayne
Swain Whitman
Larison
Barker
Myers
Truesdell Harding
Rothfuss
Staton
Creekbaum
Amington
Tibbs
McAlinden Knocks Out Harrell In London Heavyweight Bout
Dan McAlinden of Britain stops Mose Harrell of Bradenton Florida in the London matchup. In National Hockey League action, St. Louis defeats Vancouver 4 to 1 in the only game scheduled.
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Dan McAlinden
Britain
Mose Harrell
Bradenton
Fla
St. Louis
Vancouver
Blues rout Canucks behind Sabourin late rally
St Louis secured a 4 1 NHL win over Vancouver as Gary Sabourin sparked a late surge with two goals in the final period. Christian Bordeleau and Red Berenson set up the scoring, while Dane Wilson endured a minor head injury but finished the game.
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Detroit
Montreal
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Berenson
Wayne Maki
Murray Hall
Bob Wall
Weeb Ewbank’s Coaching Tree Expands For Jets Schedule
NEW YORK AP three of Ewbank's former rivals on the Jets next season slate were his ex assistants Don Schula Clive Rush and Don McCafferty. Bud Grant, Minnesota's Super Bowl coach, played for Ewbank at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station.
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Baltimore
Bud Grant
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Great Lakes Naval Training Station
New Club Opens With Sl Cagers
Cleveland’s new NBA team opens the regular season in Buffalo with 11 players on the roster. The Cavaliers will begin with seven straight road games. They posted a 38 game exhibition record led by McCoy McLemore who averaged 13.9 points and over seven rebounds per game.
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Dave Cowens
Florida State
Celtics
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NBA
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al Hairston
Walter Kennedy Jackson
Glenn Vidnocie
Lou Peterson
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Attendance Drops After 50 Seasons
Austin based AP report notes the Texas schoolboy football campaign enters its second three year cycle this fall with a first drop in attendance. Preliminary data list 1,014 schools yet expect fewer competing as districts adjust schedules and enrollments.
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Austin, Tex
Shockers Get Outside Help
In Salt Lake City seven national college sports bodies including the NCAA formed a fund to aid Wichita State University after a Colorado Rockies plane crash killed 30 people, including 13 football players, the coach, and athletic director. The groups pledged to contribute and solicit funds to keep the program alive.
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National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics
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Wichita State Board of Trustees
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Memorial services held for Ben Wilson and wife in Dover
Memorial services in Dover mourn Wichita State football coach Ben Wilson and his wife Helen who died in the Colorado plane crash that killed 28 people. Attendees included Missouri Valley Conference Commissioner George Weaver and Wichita State figures along with Virginia coach George Blackman and Shocker staffer Bob Seaman.
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Helen
Colorado
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Dover High School
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Charles Spohn
Wichita State College of Fine Arts
George Blackman
University of Virginia
Bob Seaman
Wichita State fixes 1970 football schedule after crash
Wichita State University players voted 76 to 1 to complete the 1970 schedule after the Oct. 2 Colorado plane crash killed 30 people including 13 team members. The first game is Oct. 24 vs Arkansas at Little Rock, and the Oct. 17 homecoming vs Cincinnati is moved to Oct. 31 with black jerseys for the season.
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Wichita State University
Colorado Rockies
Wichita State
Bob Seaman
University of Arkansas At
University of Cincinnati
Seaman
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