Bulls Rally Past Cavaliers In Second Half Showdown
In Chicago the Bulls erased an 18 point deficit to beat Cleveland 106 to 93. Artis Gilmore led with 32 points while Mickey Johnson and Wilbur Holland added 23 and 22. Cleveland’s Chones and Thurmond fouled out as coaches Fitch and Rodgers earned technicals.
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UPI
Cleveland Cavaliers
Chicago Bulls
Bulls
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Mickey Johson
Wilbur Holland
Bobby Smith
Cleveland
Bill Fitch
Ken Faulkner
Jimmy Rodgers
Cavs
Jim Chones
Nate Thurmond
Fitch
Rodgers
Kenny Faulkner
Gilmore
Ed Badger
Norm van Lier
Brewer
Russell
Chones
Carr
Cleamons
B. Smith
Thurmond
Snyder
Brokaw
Lambert
E. Smith
Williams
Totals
Johnson
May
Holland
Val Lies
Mengelt
Pondexter
Marin
Laskowski
Boerwinkle
Saan
Barons May Fold By Year’s End
Cleveland Barons owner Mel Swig plans a meeting with NHL Board Chairman John Ziegler to discuss proposals to keep the club operating amid financial trouble. NHL President Clarence Campbell indicated no firm confidence the franchise will last through the season, with about 500000 needed for continued operation. The Board set the 1977-78 season to begin Oct 12 with an 80-game schedule ending April 9 1978 and teased playoff rule reviews.
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NHL Board of Governors
Swig
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NHL
Clarence Campbell
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Campbell
California
New York
St Paul Triumphs In Easy 52-24 Wrestling Victory
St Paul earned a 52 to 24 win over Hopewell Loudon in a 27 minute meet with 11 pins. John Missler sparked a 6-0 start for the Flyers, and Ken Bleile and Mark Stoll delivered key pins. St Paul's Tom Leitz and Mike Harshberger also added falls as the Flyers dominated with reserve wins and coach Paul Conry praised the team’s strength.
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St. Paul
Hopewell- Loudon
Paul Conry
Hopewell-Loudon
John Missler
Flyers
Mark Smith
Jim Kuzma
Chris Reynolds
Brad Haugh
Mike Bleile
Joe Harper
Dan Hammer
Tom Leitz
Chris Babcock
St. Paul's
Ken Bleile
Conry
Stoll
Hopewell- London
Steve Jaworski
Western Reserve
Women’s Slow Pitch League Holds Meeting
A meeting of the Women’s Slow Pitch League will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday in the Recreation Center’s Women’s Lounge. Captains managers or representatives of all prospective teams should attend. those unable to attend should contact Bonnie Smith or Bob Barnes.
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Bob Barnes
New London Grapplers defeat Mapleton 28-27 in close match
New London improves to 3-1 with a 28-27 win over Mapleton as Mapleton pins late to narrow the gap. NL’s Bill Ferrebbe at 106 pounds, Bill Stumpf at 112, and John Kruki at 155 anchor the scoring along with Ed Ferber and Jim Farnsworth.
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Mapleton
Bill Ferrebbe
Bill Stumpf
Wildcats
Rocky Meade
Barry Hall
John Kruki
Ed Ferber
Jim Farnsworth
Wildcat
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Roger Berlin
Craig Kurz
Earl Bedecer
Rockey Meade
Dave Grilley
Dan Bailey
Mike Frauteller
Gary Kline
Doyle Dunlap
Jim Welch
Jeffel
Brian Olney
Mark Walters
Paul Keck
Mike Fultz
John Scheerer
Terry Stone
Greg Fidler
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