UCLA's Alcindor scores 61 as Bruins rout Cougars
Lew Alcindor, the 7 foot 1 inch star of top ranked UCLA, nets 61 points to lead a 100-78 victory over Washington State at Pauley Pavilion. The performance ties for the season high and caps a 23rd straight win extending to last season, securing the Pac 8 title and an automatic NCAA berth.
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Bullets for Bulls Hopes for Playoffs
Baltimore Bullets crushed Chicago Bulls 124 to 106 to deal a crucial blow to Chicago playoff chances. Barnhill and Eagan combined 46 points as Baltimore built a big lead and cruised to the win. Don Kojis led Chicago with 18 points in a game that left Bulls three games behind Detroit for the final playoff berth.
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Allegany Star Rymer Dropped From Team For Season
Allegany High School dropped 6-7 star Gary Rymer from the Campers basketball squad for disciplinary reasons and he will miss the rest of the season. The team will face Bel Air in the District 1 tournament without Rymer, who had averaged 34.8 points in 19 of 21 games, amid murky reasons and confidential explanations from school officials.
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Bel Air
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Allegany High
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Steve Vandenburg
Duke
Cumberland High School
Keyser Hutchinson
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Waters wins high jump at All Eastern Games in Baltimore
Diane Waters of the Frederick Track and Field Club captured the women's high jump with a 5 feet 4 1/2 inches leap, two inches better than last year's second place. The meet featured top stars including Dave Patrick of Villanova, Bob Seagren, and Eddy Ottoz, with Seagren setting a meet record in the pole vault and Ottoz winning two sprints.
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Louisville
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Toronto
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New York Atoms
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Thurmont Battles Brunswick for B Title in County Playoff
Thurmont faces Brunswick tonight at Thomas Johnson in a playoff to decide Allegany County’s Class A district 1 tourney representative. Both clubs sit 5-1 in county play. Thurmont is 15-2 overall, Brunswick 13-7. Matt Wiley leads Thurmont, while Allen Edwards and Steve Cox pace Brunswick. The winner advances to face Valley High of Lonaconing, then the Northern Williamsport winner follows.
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Baltimore Signs McNally Palmer in 1967 deals
Baltimore Orioles pitchers Dave McNally and Jim Palmer signed 1967 contracts and joined a two hour batterymen workout. McNally's pact runs about 25000 dollars and Palmer's around 15000 dollars, both raises over 1966. Several teammates remained unsigned as position players and other pitchers were slated to report next.
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Boog Powell
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Bob Johnson
Andretti Wins Daytona 500 In Turbulent Pace Clash
Mario Andretti defied mechanical mayhem to win the Daytona 500 in a record field of 94,255. Ford stars shared the podium with Fred Lorenzen second and James Hylton third as the race featured frequent cautions and speeds to 178–180 mph. Andretti’s blue and gold car clinched the $35,000 first prize plus lap money, totaling a $200,000 purse.
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Bays To Have Games Broadcast
WFBR Radio will air 30 of Baltimore's 32 National Professional Soccer League games this season. Robert B. Jones Jr. calls the venture exciting and growth potential. National Brewing Co. will be a major sponsor of the broadcasts with Jim Karvellas announcing play by play.
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