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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1975

Page

5

Bullets Rally Past Braves 105 90 In NBA Clash

Washington Bullets defeated the Buffalo Braves 105 to 90 led by Clem Haskins with 18 points and key late third quarter surge. Dave Bing scored 18, Len Robinson added 17, while Randy Smith led Buffalo with 27 points. McAdoo and Unseld were sidelined.

Buffalo Clem Haskins Washington Bullets National Basketball Association Buffalo Braves Haskins Bob McAdoo Braves Wes Unseld Dave Bing Len Robinson Unseld Elvin Hayes Phil Chenier Mike Riordan Randy Smith Ken Charles Tom McMillen Charles McMillen Smith Ernie DiGregorio Gar Heard Riordan Hayes Robinson Bing Chenier Weatherspoon Grevey Kozelko McMillian Heard Schlueter DiGregorio Gibbs Kuberski Weiss Marin Jones

San Diego Sails Fold In ABA Shutdown

The San Diego Sails fold after drawing 7,126 fans in three home games, ending operations immediately as the ABA trims its West Coast presence. A dispersal draft will reassign San Diego players. Coach Bill Musselman calls the news a shock as remaining teams save on travel costs.

New York San Diego Sails American Basketball Association San Diego ABA Baltimore Claws Claws Sails Caldwell Jones Kevin Joyce Dwight Lamar Dave Robisch Mark Olberding Frank Goldberg National Basketball Association Los Angeles Lakers Chamberlain

NCAA urges overhaul of U S Olympic Committee

Walter Byers of the NCAA called for the complete reorganization of the USOC and urged Congress to establish a federal watchdog to oversee U S international competition. He said the USOC has become insular and popular support should be improved with a new voting structure and independent management.

NEW York Congress U.S USOC United States Byers AAU Orlando Fla House of Representatives Gerald B. Zornow Commission NCAA

Virginia Cavaliers Struggle Under Adversity At Home

Charlottesville Virginia AP Coach Sonny Randle famed for brash get tough style faces criticism as Virginia posts a 1 8 football record amid 61 10 loss to East Carolina and a 66 21 shellacking by Wake Forest. Randle’s return to UVA sparks debate over leadership and conduct.

Charlottesville Sonny Randle University of Virginia Randle Cavaliers Wake Forest Virginia East Carolina Gene Corngan Coragan

Virginia coach under fire over study schedule charges

The article reports that Randle Hle arranged lab periods on Mondays to fit Monday night practices, provoking charges from players and the student newspaper. Critics say the plan undermined Virginia’s high academic standards and pressured players to prioritize football over classwork, while Randle denies the claims.

Hle Randle Virginia

Notable additions flood JFK 50 mile hike field

John Butterfield and Frank Stranahan join a 710-entry field for the 13th JFK 50 mile hike. Butterfield, a Corpus Christi Naval commander, ran Boston 1973 in 2 31, while Stranahan tied second in the 1947 Masters. The race starts at Boonsboro High School and ends at St James High in Hagerstown. Parking limits and a late entry cutoff complicate weekend logistics.

John Butterfield Max White Frank Stranahan Butterfield Corpus Christie Tex White Boston Buzz Sawyer Stranahan Hawaii Park Barner Boonsboro High School St. James High School Hagerstown Boonsboro Sawyer

Cojak Wins Laurel Senatorial Stakes in Easy Fashion

Cojak the Entremont Farm colt owned by Poirier Weinberg and Cohen captured the Senatorial Stakes at Laurel Race Course on a fast track. The 2-year-old grayish dark horse clocked 1 24 1 for seven furlongs carrying 122 pounds and paid $10.20 to win with Anthony Agnello riding for his third straight easy victory.

Cojak Cohoes Poirier, Weinberg and Cohen Entremont Farm Laurel Race Course West Virginia Feta Nanally Anthony Agnello Maryland

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