Bowling League Scores and Highs at Echo Lanes
In a crowded Echo Lanes meet in Indiana, Harry Johnson posted a hi game 262 and hi series 748 to set a new league record at the venue. Bedford Liquors led the team totals with 1001 pins while Sportsmans topped the match with a 2872 series.
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Klinker's Sunoco
Skiuts Mens Shop
Northwestern Corp
Monson’s Sports Center
Donico Vending
Mufter’s Sporting Goods
Clark's Texaco
Bedford Liquors
Sportsmans Tap N” Maron Elev
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Len Dawson Named 1973 NFL Man of the Year in Canton
Len Dawson of the Kansas City Chiefs was voted the 1973 NFL Man of the Year by fans in a Pro Football Hall of Fame coordinated ceremony. He receives a bronze gladiator trophy and a $20,000 Len Dawson college scholarship fund for the Kansas City area, plus $1,000 scholarships in the names of other top vote getters from each league team.
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UPI
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Len Dawson
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Rick Volk
Buffalo
O.J. Simpson
Cincinnati
Neal Craig
Lakers falter Bullets edge Bulls, Bucks snore 300th
Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored 38 as the Bucks beat the Cavaliers 123 110 for Larry Costello's 300th career coaching win and Bucks franchise 300th victory. Austin Carr led Cleveland with 29, Dan Dandridge 23 for Milwaukee. Houston stopped an eight game skid beating Kansas City Omaha 110 95 behind Calvin Murphy 33 points and 10 assists.
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United Press International
National Basketball Association
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
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Cleveland Cavaliers
Calvin Murphy
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Larry Costello
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Costello
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76Ers
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Garfield Heard
John Havlicek
Bob McAdoo
Braves
NBA
Dave DeBusschere
Walt Frazier
Knicks
DeBusschere
Frazier
Dave Bing
Bob Lanier
Riordan Hayes lead Seattle win over Chicago in narrow contest
Mike Riordan scored 22 in the last two quarters to help Seattle beat Chicago as Elvin Hayes added 17 and 24 rebounds. Walker 22 for Chicago and Bob Love 19. Jim Fox posted 25 points with 30 rebounds for Seattle and 11 of 14 shooting. Lakers missing West. Sonics had seven players in double figures.
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Elvin Hayes
Chicago
Riordan
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Bob Love
Jim Fox
Seattle
Los Angeles
Fox
Lakers
Jerry West
Sonics
Minooka tops MVK in Plano Tourney quarterfinal
Jerry Nelson scored 21 points and Jerry Banks 11 with 14 rebounds to lift Minooka Indians to a 69-44 win over MVK Red Devils in Plano Holiday Tournament play. Minooka led 33-20 at halftime, shot 48 percent, and dominated rebounding 50-21. Six-three senior Doug Brown led MVK with 19 points. Steve Paulson added 13. Other results include Somonauk over Serena 65-60 and Lisle over Plano 72-66.
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Jerry Nelson
Jerry Banks
Indians
Red Devils
MVK
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Devils
Doug Brown
Steve Paulson
Somonauk
Serena
Lisle
Shabbona
Marmion Military
Collins Named One of NCAA's Top Five Athletes of 1973
Former Illinois State star Doug Collins receives NCAA top five athlete honor for 1973. He joins David Blandino Dave Gallagher Gary Hall and Dave Wottle as finalists chosen from 40 nominees after a rigorous selection process. Collins stands as a top defensive US Olympic candidate and holds ISU scoring records. He is with the Philadelphia 76ers after a bone graft for a broken foot may sideline him for the NBA season.
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Collins
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University of Pittsburgh
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Michigan
Gary Hall
Indiana University
Dave Wottle
Bowling Green
NCAA
Dave Daniel
Ncaa News
U.S
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia 76Ers
Finley seeks Sparky for A's job
The piece details Charlie Finley asking Sparky Anderson to coach the Oakland Athletics, Anderson declining. It covers Williams' Yankees offer of 100000 a year for three years with legal expense terms. Also mentions Bear Bryant's long career and a praise for Howie Haak, plus notes on Mel Renfro and Fran Tarkenton facing the Cowboys. It references Roberto Clemente's upcoming anniversary and a recollection from Cal McLish and Danny Murtaugh.
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Charlie Finley
Dick Williams
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Charlie
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Sparky Anderson
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Bear Bryant
Alabama
Bob Gain
Cleveland Browns
Fran Tarkenton
Minnesota Vikings
Cowboys
Dallas
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Philadelphia
Danny
Murtaugh
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