Pair of ABA Teams Cut Piper Title Drive
The Los Angeles Stars upset Minnesota 124-116 to slow the Pipers title push while Kentucky rallied to beat Houston 106-99. Indiana routed Miami 100-? The AP report notes Connie Hawkins 47 for Minnesota, Warren Davis 26 for the Stars, and Kentucky’s Jim Ligon 25 for the Colonels amid a night of ABA action.
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Houston
Indiana
Miami
Connie Hawkins
Warren Davis
Stars
Larry Mill
Ben Warley
Warley
Hawkins
Davis
Jim Ligon
Colonels
Louie Dampier
Darrel Carrier
Mavericks
Keith Swagerty
Pacers
Mel Daniels
College Basketball Results from East to West
A roundup of college basketball scores across conferences and regions. Notable results include Princeton defeating Maryland 72 to 63, Tulane beating Texas 108 to 95, and Marquette routing Valparaiso 103 to 6. Other games feature Duke over Virginia Tech elsewhere, withNotre Dame loss to Wisconsin and notable upsets across the board.
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Duke
Princeton
Maryland
Duquesne
Catholic U
E. Caro
Wm. & Mary
Murray St
Bradley
Richmond
W. Virginia
Tulane
Texas
Citadel
Stetson
Union
Bera
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Centenary
Midwest
Dayton
Miami
Ohio
Notre. Dame
Wisconsin
Concordia
Minn
No. Dak
Marquette
Valparaiso
Evansville
Calif. West
Letroit
E. Michigan
Muscatine Muskie Standings Laggish in First Weekly Little Six Stats
In the first weekly Little Six conference report no Muscatine High School cager is above fourth in any of four categories. Scott Ingstad ties Harry Koch for Muskies top scoring with 83 points in five games, while Koch leads in rebounds and high league presence. Koch averages 13.6 points and 11.6 rebounds per game, with Breon and Gantenbein also among Muskies in the standings.
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Muskies
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Ottumwa
Scott ‘Ingstad
Harry Koch Ifor
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Bruce Gantenbein
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Gantenbein
Don Presson
Keokuk
Jim Lindner
Presson
Roy Burchette
Ron
Burchette
Tom Schwab
Ingstad
Burlington
John Schweitzer
Chiefs
Quincy Christian Brothers
Mount Pleasant
Fort Madison
Harry Koch
Rick Breen
Ladd Foster
Dennis Plummer
Doug Roelle
MHL
Breen
Foster
Plummer
Roelle
Wright
MHS Sophs
Central 8th Wins and 7th Loses in Season Opener
Central 8th grade beat Bettendorf 40-27 while Central 7th grade fell 40-17 at the Central gym. Eighth graders led 7-3, 12-8, 21-19 before a late surge. Kerry Nichols scored 20 for Central, with Manley, Randleman 7 each, and other contributors. Bettendorf’s Holl ycomb led with 13. Ries had 12 and Miller 10 for Bettendorf.
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Kerry Nichols
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Barry Manley
Tom Randleman
Spencer Lloyd
Harold Blake Jr
Scott Lee
Jeff Askam
Curt Maxwell
Robert Ferreira
Tom Rodriguez
Ries
Miller
College Drops Sports at University of Albuquerque
ALBUQUERQUE N M AP The University of Albuquerque will drop all intercollegiate sports at the end of this school year, President Sister Marilyn Dorion OSF said Wednesday. She will not elaborate until a Friday press conference.
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Exchange night paces Muscatine and Keokuk hoops
Muscatine travels to Keokuk while Muscatine Community College hosts MCC Indians in a Friday high school and college doubleheader. Keokuk’s Roy Burchelle leads the Chiefs with 25.3 ppg and 12 rpg, paired with Jim Lindner and Steve High in the frontcourt, as Muscatine counters with Ingstad Koch Breen and Foster in a push to rebound from early losses. MCC seeks cohesion after a poor showing at Grand View, hoping Neuenhoven’s return and a rebounding unit lead a steadier game for coach Dan McCleary.
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Des Moines
Gene Weber
MCC
Detroit
Mike Neeley
Payton Johnson
Doug Ware
Joe Brown
Jim Dennis
Mike Boyd
Boyd
Tom Heneke
Maquoketa
Komets
Robert Morris
Carthage
Ill
Clardina
Creston
Dan McCleary
Dave Neuenhoven
Davenport
Celtics Snap Pistons Behind Barnes Late Heroics
Boston rode Jim Barnes to a 168-106 win over Detroit as Barnes hit a decisive three point play with 70 seconds left. Boston improved to 6 of 7 starts while Detroit, now under coach Paul Seymour, extended its losing streak to seven. Other NBA results included Philadelphia over Phoenix 143-123 and Cincinnati beating San Diego 116-110.
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Yéers
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Oscar Robertson
Royals
Elvin Hayes
Rockets
Flynn Robinson
Nate Thurmond
Rudy LaRusso
NHL Wednesday results and Friday schedule
National Hockey League results show Boston tied New York 2 2 Montreal tied Toronto 4 4 Chicago defeated St Louis 6 3 Pittsburgh beat Minnesota 4 2 Los Angeles beat Detroit 6 3 Only games scheduled included St Louis at Montreal and Toronto at Philadelphia Detroit at Oakland No games scheduled Friday.
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Detroit Red Wings
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Minnesota North Stars
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Red Wings
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Detroit
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Oakland
Butkus Pride Recalls Advice as Bears Win Big
Dick Butkus of the Chicago Bears was named NFL defensive Player of the Week by the AP after a standout Sunday against the Los Angeles Rams. He intercepted passes, forced fumbles, and returned a kickoff 88 yards setup for a touchdown, moving Chicago toward the Central Division title. The win left the Bears needing only a victory over Green Bay to clinch the divisional crown.
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Dick Butkus
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Associated Press
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Bears
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Clarence Childs
Bear
Jim Dooley
University of Ilinois
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Packers
Minnesota
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Los Angeles
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Tommy Mason
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