Lew Alcindor shines early as NBA rookie trendsetter
In six NBA games Lew Alcindor has drawn praise as a rookie with Milwaukee. Conrie Hawkins of Phoenix struggles with knee surgery and dental issues, as Phoenix sinks to 2-5 while Milwaukee opens 4-2. Lakers win 129-125 over Chicago behind Chamberlain 37 and West 36. Hawkins has 16 points and 14 rebounds in Phoenix loss.
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Rockets stumble as Pipers crush Denver in ABA clash
Pittsburgh Pipers led by Charlie Williams and Arvesta Kelly defeated Denver 127-105 as Williams poured in 42 with 20 in the fourth, while Denver rookie Spencer Heywood tallied 38 and 25 rebounds. Dallas edged Washington 92-91. Carolina beat New York 112-110. Kentucky topped Miami 92-85. New Orleans defeated Los Angeles 107-101.
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Yankees Rally on Pepitone Grand Slam Ninth
A dramatic finale features Phil Pepitone delivering a grand slam in the ninth inning to power the Yankees past their opponent. The late blast caps a tense comeback with three outs remaining.
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Redskins Announce New Assistant Coaches Under Lombardi
Washington Redskins name Bill Austin George Dickson Harland Svare Lew Carpenter Don Doll Mike McCormick and Sam Huff as assistant coaches under Vince Lombardi. Also notes Sunday results Montreal 8 New York 3 St Louis 0 Philadelphia 0.
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Canadiens Rally Past Rangers In High Scoring Tilt
New York, AP: Montreal overwhelmed the Rangers 8-3 as six goals came in under 12 minutes of the second period. Mickey Redmond led Montreal with two goals while Ed Giacomin left the net in the rout.
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Wilson Lifts Gems to 5-3 Win Over Komets
Dayton Gems led by player coach Larry Wilson erased a 3-1 deficit to beat the Fort Wayne Komets 5-3 at Hara Arena. Wilson netted two goals in the final period to swing the game and Don Westbrooke sealed the victory at 14 30.
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Spray A Victor For First Time In San Francisco Open
Steve Spray earned his first tour victory at the San Francisco Open with a final round 70 at Harding Park to finish 269, edging Chi Chi Rodriguez by one stroke. Rodriguez shot 66 to 270, with Bob Lunn 271 and Bob Charles and Dave Hill at 272.
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Lee Roy Yarbrough Wins Rockingham American 500
Yarbrough, 31, driving for Ford from Columbia, S.C., wins the 500 mile race at Rockingham New Mexico, boosting season earnings above 185 000. David Pearson finishes second to seal his NASCAR title, while Hulme extends Can Am victory streak and Bruce McLaren falters. Bettenhausen secures USAC sprint title with two strong finishes at the New York State Fairgrounds.
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Ephanon Raceway Entries Highlight Nine Races
The program lists entries for nine races at Ephanon Raceway. Each race features multiple horses with names such as Pace-Taconite Gasparilla Key Attraction Diane Chase Burbon Diller J W Hudson Our Camp Granny Spencer and others including Pace-Aceway Ace Queens On Rush Aurora Borealis and more across the sequence of races from First to Ninth.
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Scotch Peggy
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Maundy Cloud
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Keeper's Wanda
Shinway Irene
Cardinal Sono
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Over Dream
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Lonesome Pete
Mr. K Express
Handy Willzer
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Pace Sampson's Pearl
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Player Wins Aussie Title at Australian Open Five Times
Gary Player of South Africa clinched his fifth Australian Open title by finishing with a par four on the final hole after a two putt from 50 feet. He shot 77 for a 288 total. Guy Wolstenhome finished two strokes back at 289, Joe Trevino tied for 10th with 295.
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Forzano Reflects On Navy 1960 Washington Win
Navy coach Rick Forzano recalls the 15-14 victory over Washington in 1960 as among his most satisfying coaching moments. Forzano served as an assistant coach for Navy that season.
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Mann Wins Civitan Open in Sudden Death Playoff
Carol Mann, LPGA’s wealthiest player, clinched the Civitan Open at Pharaohs Country Club with a birdie on the final hole and a par on the third playoff hole. She set a new LPGA money record with $48,765 from the win and eight titles this year, while Kathy Whitworth and Jan Ferraris fell short in the final round. Judy Rankin eagled the 13th to finish two off the leaders.
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Combs Scores Unusual Ace at Brown's Run Course
Owen Combs carded his first hole-in-one on the 12th hole at Brown's Run Country Club a 51 yard drive that went in on the fly. He played with Jack Hagan Don Osborne and Eli Kemnenovich.
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Kelso Places Second in Monmouth Park Handicap History
Kelso finished second to Carry Back in the 1962 Monmouth Park Handicap and two years later was runner-up to Mongo in the same race, highlighting a standout era for the champion horse.
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