Scott shines in Suns debut against Bucks in Phoenix
Charlie Scott, moving from the ABA to the NBA, impressed in his Suns debut against Milwaukee. He played 22 minutes, scored four of 15, hit three of four free throws, added four rebounds and four assists, drawing a standing ovation from 190 fans. Connie Hawkins praised the win as Phoenix outrebounded Milwaukee 68-41 before a late 99-95 Suns run.
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Charlie Scott
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National Basketball Association
Toeite
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Virginia Squires
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Sons
Connie Hawkins
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
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Suns
NBA
Kentucky
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Maralyn Martin Leads Narrow Bowling League Night
Maralyn Martin rolled 183 199 and 179 for a 561 series to lead the Turner League as part of a strong Keglerette showing. Other standout scores included Bern ard Wiegel 982 series and 215 game for Cadiz and Warren Gerhart 581 total as top pins. The report lists multiple teams and individual scores across League, Major, and NOR series with several players surpassing 400+ series and notable game highs.
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Turner
Caroline Roth
Lila Trent
Eagles
Cadiz
Bernie Wiegel
Warren Gerhart
Sam
Ruth Zumbach
Donna Kundert
Huberettes
McGinnis Co
Eagles Lanes
Alvie
Sunoco Service
Our Place
Baumgartner's Bar
J. K.c.cadiz
Bernard Wiegel
Sam Regula
Hans Hayes
Dennis Fazel
Rambler of
Monroe
Tom's Silo Service
Twin Grove Lumber
Clark John Deere
Roy's Sanitary Dairy
Duane Thomas Seeks Return To “Highest Perfection” In Football
Dallas star Duane Thomas says his career is a symphony of dissonance and awe and vows a return to “highest perfection.” He describes poverty and family loss, clashes with the Cowboys, a marijuana sentence, and says he plays to serve football while critics doubt his communications.
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Dallas
Duane Thomas
Jas Cowboys
Associated Press
West Texas State College
Beethoven
Symphony
Duane ‘Thomas
Sphinx
Floyd Iglehart
Duane
Dallas’ Lincoln High School
Dallas Cowboys
Thomas
Lincoln High
Iglehart
West Texas State
Canyon
Tex
Burtrand
Franklin
Ike Iglehart
Cowboys
Howard Cosell
ABC
Montreal Beats Toronto 5-2 on Hockey Night
Montreal defeats Toronto 5 to 2 in a pro hockey scoreline. Chicago tops New York 3 to 1 in another game. California shuts out Los Angeles 5 to 2.
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Montreal
Toronto
Chicago
New York
California
Los Angeles
Park and Rec Tourney Narrowed to Three Teams
Roy's Sanitary Dairy beat Ludlow Bar Wy 66 51 to advance to Sundays final round. Bob Bodtcher scored 26 for Roy's which faces First National Bank at 1 30 in the Junior High gym. Jackson-Trucking meets the Sunday night winner at 7 30 with Monroe City Champ potential if Jackson wins. a loss could force a rubber game next week. All three teams vie for trophies and the MVP honor.
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Park & Rec
Roy's Sanitary Dairy
Ludlow Bar
Bob Bodtcher
Roy’s
First National Bank
Jackson
Trucking Jackson
Monroe
Pool Champs Finish Season With Decisive Win
The Double Kissers of Monticello clinched the Green County Ladies Pool League title by 7-2 over Cue Turners in a makeup match. Final standings show Double Kissers 145, Friendly Inn 116, Cue Turners 114, Flynn's 72, Pat's 102, Chet Cora 105. Banquet on April 7 at Idle Hour Mansion. reservations by April 3 via Dorothy Pabian.
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Monticello
Green County
Cue Turners
Friendly Inn
Pat
Chet & Cora
Flynn
Chet Cora
Pat's
Marietta McMannes
Karen Anderson
Champs
Diane Kopp
Lela Isely
Barb Krebs
Cora Lewis
Carol Hanson
Dorothy Holt
The
League
Dorothy Pabian
Porter Auerbach make that noise in Brewers win
Milwaukee defeated the San Francisco Giants 9 4 in an exhibition game with Brewer catchers under scrutiny. Rich Auerbach went 4 for 4 with a run batted in while Darrell Porter homered and scored after entering in the fifth inning. Heise led Milwaukee with a .500 average in 16 at bats and George Scott John Briggs and Bob Heise contributed in the scoring as Giants pitcher Steve Stone took the loss.
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Brewer
Milwaukee
San Francisco Giants
Brewers
Rich Auerbach
Darrell Porter
Giants
Steve Stone
George Scott
John Briggs
Bob Heise Heise
Briggs
Blugolds Rally To Overtake Belhaven Star Tharp
Wisconsin Eau Claire defeats Belhaven 59 53 to reach NAIA tourney quarterfinals as Chuck Tharp scores 32 points despite early 16 8 Belhaven lead and a halftime 33 27 edge.
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Kansas City
Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Chuck Tharp
Tharp
Belhaven
Mississippi
Eau Claire
Ken Anderson
Rupp Eyes UCLA Clash as Wildcats Face Marquette
Adolph Rupp the Kentucky coach predicts a tough Mideast Regional with Marquette and UCLA. Rupp, 70, notes his teams have four NCAA titles and 878 career wins while aiming for another deep run. CURT FLOOD’s antitrust case looms as Supreme Court weighs hearing on baseball reserve clause and player movement.
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Adolph Rupp
Kentucky Wildcats
Marquette
Los Angeles
UCLA
John Wooden
Curt Flood
Supreme Court
Flood
Eau Claire, Belhaven clash in cautious state sports briefs
Eau Claire 27 1 faced Augustana Illinois 24 3 in a state sports brief. Belhaven played a cautious game taking 32 shots while hitting 65 percent led by Tharp with 14 of 17. Ratliff scored 20 and Shade 18 with 11 rebounds.
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Eau Claire
Augustana Ofllinois
Belhaven
Tharp
Mike Ratliff
Frank Shade
Ratliff
Chones Earns AP All American First Team Honor
Former marquee junior center Jim Chones, now in the ABA, was voted a first place AP All American for 1971-72. UCLA star Bill Walton led as Player of the Year, with Tom Riker, Ed Ratleff, and Dwight Lamar on the first team. the second and third teams list other noted players. A separate item reports a world record bluefish weigh-in of 31 pounds 12 ounces caught near Hatteras Inlet by James M Hussey.
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Jim Chones
Associated Press
Chones
Bill Walton
UCLA
Walton
South Carolina
Tom Riker
Long Beach State
Ed Ratleff
Dwight Lamar
Southwestern Louisiana
Barry Parkhill
Virginia
Dwight Davis
Houston
Jim Price
Louisville
Henry Bibby
Robert McAdoo
North Carolina
Richie Fuqua
New York
Hatteras Inlet
Aycock Brown
Dade County
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