North Carolina Edges Kentucky 78 70 in College Basketball Action
North Carolina built a 46-26 halftime lead and held on for a 78-70 win over Kentucky. George Karl led UNC with 22 points, while Kevin Grevey paced Kentucky with 19 as Ronnie Lyons returned from illness to score 15 in the second half.
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College Results Roundup From East to West
East Rutgers 86 Lehigh 73 Providence 83 Fairfield 57 Marist 69 Bloomfield 59 South Carolina 92 Georgia So. 77 Wm & Mary 73 Appalachian 71 Mississippi 88 So. Miss. 60 Vanderbilt 69 Middle Tenn. 62 Howard 99 Fayetteville St. 86 Alabama 890 Ga. Tech 73 Cincinnati 76 Arizona St. 74 Loyola Chicago 91 St. Norbert 79 Kansas St. 76 North Tex. St. Drake 83 Creighton 70 St. Jos. Ind. 58 Tri-State 57 Eastern Ill. 92 Depauw 81 Butler 78 Occidental 53 Kansas 61 Xavier Ohio 54 Northern Ill. 89 Buffalo 70 Australian Nails 78 Oakland U. 71 UW Milwaukee 84 S. Dakota 69 Southwest Arkansas 80 Indiana St. 75 Ark State 87 Houston Bapt. Geo. Washington 79 Texas A&M 72 Lamar 98 Trinity 65 Baylor 63 Oklahoma State 60 Long Beach State 93 Colorado 69 Seattle Pacific 81 Wartburg 59 Las Vegas 86 Oral Roberts 80
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Whalers defeat Hull led Jets in WHA action
New England Whalers topped Winnipeg 4-3 as Mike Hyndman and Kevin Ahearn scored three minutes apart late in the third to break a 2-2 tie. The win marked the Whalers sixth in a row and their home streak reached 14 games. The only other WHA game had New York Raiders beating Chicago Cougars 8-3.
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St Columba Wins OT Title in Shabbona Seventh Grade Tourney
St Columba defeated Nettle Creek 41 38 in overtime to claim the championship. Plainfield beat Shabbona 28 26 for third place. M Conness led St Columba with 14 points. J Stromlan added 10. Nettle Creek’s Holland scored 22.
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Molecule Antidote Found For Metal Poisoning
Montreal AP reports Dr. Yukio Tanaka of McGill University says natural citrus and seaweed compounds form a cheap antidote for metallic poisoning. The compounds bind excess metals, block absorption, and are excreted harmlessly.
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Morris freshmen crush Newark 79 19 in league clash
Morris freshmen defeated Newark 79 to 19 as five players reached double figures. The Redskins' press forced 27 turnovers, outrebounded 40 20, and shot 45 percent while Newark made 16 percent. Tim Hackerson and Ken Toftoy led Newark with four points. Morris hosts Seneca on Dec. 14.
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Carlton tops NL in eight pitching categories
Steve Carlton of the Philadelphia Phillies led the National League in eight pitching categories as official stats showed. He had a 27-10 record, 1.98 ERA, started 41 games, completed 30, pitched 346 innings, faced 1351 batters, allowed 257 hits, and struck out 310.
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Montreal
Steve Arlin
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Pro cage war looms as ABA vows fight for survival
ABA Commissioner Robert Carlson interrupted a trustees meeting in Louisville to warn that without congressional action approving a merger with the NBA the ABA may return to all-out warfare. He threatened a lawsuit against the NBA if the merger fails to proceed.
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ABA Owners Discuss Merger Move Toward Congressional Legislation
At a two day ABA owners meeting Carlson said a proposed merger bill would be introduced when Congress meets in January and could gain support from both players associations. The group authorized talks with networks for a TV contract as CBS deal ends this season and ratified a labor agreement with the ABA Players Association.
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Two AFC and NFC playoff spots still disputed
The Jets loss to Oakland leaves Pittsburgh and Cleveland vying for the two AFC wild cards with Miami and Oakland holding East and West titles. In the NFC Dallas and Green Bay have clinched spots as San Francisco Atlanta and Los Angeles chase the West title.
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Bench Ready to Play Reds Opening Game
Cincinnati doctors say Johnny Bench underwent lung surgery with no expected impairment to his play. The Reds catcher should be ready for the 1973 opener after removal of a small lung lesion, with a seven to ten day hospital stay and eight week full recovery forecast.
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