Veteran Johnny Green Leads 37 Year Old All Stars
12 players named by Commissioner Walter Kennedy to the NBA All-Star game in San Diego on Jan 12. Green, aged 37, will be the oldest All-Star ever, joining Tom Van Arsdale on the East team. East also includes Lou Hudson Dave DeBusschere Bob Kauffman and John Johnson. West features Geoff Petrie Elvin Hayes Lenny Wilkens Chet Walker Jeff Mullins and Dick Van Arsdale among 14 players.
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NFL Hearings Resume Monday on Immunity and Testimony
Federal prosecutors may compel witnesses under immunity laws as hearings resume Monday before a grand jury probing the NFL. Active players and team officials are expected to testify about alleged blackballing and potential anti trust violations, though some may fear self incrimination.
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Upset Ends South Carolina Unbeaten Run
No. 2 South Carolina fell 79 64 at North Carolina as UNC surged late to secure the win. George Karl led the Tar Heels with 17 points while Tom Riker top scored for the Gamecocks with 20 before fouling out. Penn, UCLA, Southern Cal, Marquette, St. Bonaventure, and Fordham remained unbeaten in the top ranks.
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Ohio players named to Sunkist All American list
Norwalk St. Paul quarterback Chris Mushett earns honorable mention as 9-1 Flyers highlight Ohio presence on the Coach & Athlete Sunkist All American 1970 list. Mike Nugent of New London also honored. Steady flow includes Chuck Heater of Tiffin Columbian in the top 100 with other Ohio selections.
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Norwalk Seventh Graders Edge Bellevue In OT
Norwalk Junior High seventh graders beat Bellevue 32-28 in overtime led by Dave Scherz with 15 points and Robin Hite eight. Coach Van Ramsay praised defense rebounding and clutch free throws as Norwalk converted ten of 21 from the line while Bellevue went four of 14. The Truckers tied 25-25 late to grab the lead and host Willard next.
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Flyers Star Dornhoefer Out After Knee Surgery
Gary Dornhoefer, last season's leading scorer for the Philadelphia Flyers, is out for several weeks following Monday surgery to remove a blood clot from his right knee. The team's plans for the season may be affected as he recovers.
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Cavaliers Fall 119 106 As Petrie Scores 39
Portland rookie Geoff Petrie poured in 39 points to lead the Trailblazers past the Cavaliers 119-106. Petrie shot 14 of 21, 11 of 13 from the line, boosting his five game 30 point streak. Cavaliers led 32-25 early but trailed 55-53 at halftime and never recovered.
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Haywood Makes NBA Debut Amid Protest Over Eligibility
Spencer Haywood played for the Seattle SuperSonics in a 124-110 protest loss to the Milwaukee Bucks. Haywood scored 14 points in the second half while Milwaukee star Lew Alcindor led all with 38 points. The ABA disputes his Denver ownership, while NBA teams question his eligibility under league by laws.
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Hershey Franchise Issued In ACFL To Local Group
Commissioner Cosmo Iacovazzi announced that a franchise for Hershey Pennsylvania has been issued by the Atlantic Coast Football League to a group led by 43 year old Hershey businessman Chester Crone.
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Bellevue Spanks City 8th Graders
Bellevue remains undefeated at 4-0 after beating Norwalk 34-24. Norwalk led 7-1 in the second period before Bellevue closed the half on a 12-0 run to take a 13-7 lead. Dan Orwig scored 15 for Bellevue, while Dan Hipp had six and Ed Arlin five for Norwalk. Norwalk hosts Willard next at 4 15.
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Findlay extends win streak with 77 58 over Ohio Northern
Findlay Oilers beat Ohio Northern 77 58 to stretch streak to 11 wins. Marty Arft led with 16 points, Ken Burger and Charlie Parker added 15 each as Findlay built a 35 28 halftime lead and held on. Ohio Northern fell to 2 7 while other scores from the night included Cincinnati over Rice 92 80 and Houston over Dayton 106 80.
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Oregon star halfback Moore given suspended sentence
Oregon football star Bobby Moore pled guilty to attempted petty larceny and received a one year suspended sentence. Parker, 24, also got a one year suspended sentence after arrest near Memorial Coliseum. Moore, a Pacific Eight scoring leader, is a junior and seen as an All American candidate next season.
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Expos Acquire Ron Hunt From Giants
Montreal Expos obtain veteran second baseman Ron Hunt in a trade with the San Francisco Giants on Monday. The move bolsters Montreal infield depth as Hunt brings years of major league experience to the club.
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