NBA Standings From Friday Games Across Six Cities
Detroit visits Cleveland while Boston travels to Philadelphia and Houston plays Baltimore. Chicago faces Kansas City Omaha, Kansas City hosts Seattle, New York visits Milwaukee, Golden State meets Phoenix, and Atlanta plays Los Angeles.
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Vancouver
Westminster Nets Comeback Victory Over Slippery Rock State
Westminster College Titans rally to a 78-73 win over Slippery Rock State as Tom Ritchey scores 22 on 11 of 14 from the floor and Jon Art adds key defense and late free throws. Sam Males contributes 13 in a rib-injured outing while coach Ray Ondako praises Ritchey and Art for stepping up in the clutch.
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Tom Spadic
Ray Ondako
Westminster College
Titans
Slippery Rock State College
Westminster
Tom Ritchey
Jon Art
Ritchey
Art
Tom
Ondako
Enoch High
Jon
Gateway High
Rockets
Sam Males
Slippery Rock State
Cougars extend ABA East lead over San Diego
The Carolina Cougars beat the San Diego Conquistadors to widen their ABA East Division lead as Billy Cunningham and Steve Jones sparked a fourth quarter rally. Cunningham led all scorers with 28 points, while Mack Calvin and Tom Owens added double digits for the Cougars. San Diego’s Stew Johnson and Ollie Taylor each had 24. Utah Stars rallied past Denver Rockets 1145 with Willie Wise and Glen Combs scoring 21 each.
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San Diego
Virginia
American Basketball Association
Billy Cunningham
Cougars
NBA
Steve Jones
Cunningham
Mack Calvin
Tom Owens
Stew Johnson
Ollie Taylor
Miller
Utah Stars
Stars
New York
Denver Rockets
Willie, Wise
Glen Combs
DiSpirito to speak at curbstone luncheon
Slippery Rock State College football coach Bob DiSpirito will headline the Curbstone Coaches Luncheon at noon Monday at the Elks Club. He led the Rockets to a Pennsylvania Conference title and Route Rockne Bowl bid in Atlantic City, with several players attending, possibly Roo Hunt, a two year all conference standout. The public luncheon requires only the meal price for admission.
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Bob DiSpirito
Slippery Rock State College
Curbstone Coaches
Elks Club
DiSpirito
Rockets
Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
New Castle
Roo Hunt
Curbstone
New Castle Business College Falls at Home to Boyce CC
New Castle Business College opened its basketball season with a 101 to 71 home defeat at the hands of Boyce Community College of Monroeville. Boyce star Menifee scored 30 points on 15 field goals to lead the visitors. NCBC guard Gordon Davis tallied 27 points for the Vikings. The team travels to Penn State Beaver for the next game.
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Scott Edgar
Bill Shoop
Indians
Jeff Kuhn
Valley High
Latrobe Wildcats
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Paul Hamerly
Kevin Hall
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Penn Hills
Dick Misenhelter
Western Pennsylvania
Bob
Jeep" Kelley
Pittsburgh
Sthenley Hig
Kelley
Bill Beckwith
New Castle High
Grove City College
Beckwith
Wolverines
Powell County
Louisville
Shawnee
Kentucky
New Castle Business College
Boyce Community College of
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New Castle
Penn State
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Tacor
Asitauen Bay Rardiget
Mastey Soo
Keller
Kulich
Towss
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Rodriguez Leads Disney Tourney Amid Bear Market Fear
Tiny Chi Chi Rodriguez, 127 pounds, shoots a course record 65 to lead the Walt Disney World golf championship, but fears the big bear of Nicklaus and the crowded field. Defending champ Nicklaus sits near the lead as Archer and Sneed follow one behind at 66, with North and Kite at 67. The event, played on Magnolia and Palm courses in rain and drizzle, marks the last tour stop of 1972 as Rodriguez dedicates the round to his mother Modesta.
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UPI
Tiny Chi Chi Rodriguez
Big Bear
Fantasyland
Jack Nicklaus
Disney
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Modesta
Florida
Terry Dill
Magnolia
George Archer
Ed Sneed
Andy North
Tom Kite
Nicklaus
Mason Rudolph
Frank Beard
Kermit Zarley
Steve Reid
Arnold Palmer
Puerto Rico
Dorada
Beach
University of Florida
Harry Toscado
New Castle
Beaver Falls Beats Fifth Ave And Other Local Scores
Beaver Falls 74 Fifth Ave 66 Ford City 75 Oliver 73 North Hills 59 Ailderdice 52 Keystone Oaks 80 Carrick 49 Sewickley Academy 70 Shadyside Academy 56.
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Rivalry Week Features Army Navy Clash at JFK Stadium
Intense college football rivalries headline the weekend as Army meets Navy at John Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia with Army holding an 86-31-6 edge since 1880. ABC televises the game while USC Notre Dame, Alabama Auburn, and Oklahoma Oklahoma State loom as top contenders. Mississippi State notes and pheasant stocking updates are also mentioned.
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Irish
USC
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Auburn
Paul “Bear” Bryant
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Louisiana State
Tulane
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