Takers Face Hamilton in Second Game of Max Ziel Court Classic
The Max Ziel Classic opens with New Hampshire versus Wooster at 7 p.m. and Hamilton versus Oswego at 9 p.m. Four teams vie for Saturday’s final, with Laker coach Ken Slonis signaling a tough but winnable path. Hamilton’s Buzzsaw Badger and 6-10 John Adams pace a fast Nathan Continentals attack, while Oswego’s Ziel era looms as a potential spark.
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Hamilton
Max Ziel
New Hampshire
Wooster
Oswego
Laker
Ken Slonis
Hobart
Badger
John Adams
Llon
Continentals
Tom Murphy
Belleville Central
Lakers
Slonis
Ziel
Inners
Bob Cousy
Wildcats
Friel
Fighting Scots
Schenectady
al van Wie
Walter Hill
Toledo
Mike Stoll
Ohio
Eric Feragne
Providence
Oswego Catholic Hie
SUNY
Feragne
Scots
Merrimack College
Thomas Brennan
Oswego High Opens 1972-73 Hockey at War Memorial
Oswego High opens its hockey schedule with a non league game against Solvay at the Syracuse War Memorial on Saturday December 9 at 3 p.m. Captains are Fred LePine and Paul Cooper. Coach Jim McAllister leads an 18 game schedule with 12 in the Central New York Hockey League and a new Port City Holiday Hockey festival.
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Oswego High
Solvay
Syracuse War Memorial
Alexandria Bay
Ithaca
Fred LePine
Paul Cooper
Jim McAllister
Claude Moreau
Bucs
Port City
High Scoring in Teen Age Basketball Games
In the Intermediate division last night several games produced high scores. Bombers defeated Walkoffs 75 to 45 at KPS Court with Dean Sullivan and Tom Himes scoring 20 each.
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Bombers
Kps. Court
Dean Sullivan
Tom Himes
Vassy Breams
Tom Murabito
Joe Grasso
Bob Kosbob
Bud Canzone
Kevin Lyons
Tim Smith
Bob Barker
E Zs
Bruins Extend NHL Unbeaten Streak To 10 With 5-0 Win
Boston Bruins top St Louis 5-0 as Mike Walton scores twice to stretch the club’s unbeaten run to ten games. Phil Esposito Don Marlette Wayne Cashman and Eddie Johnston shine in the shutout. Buffalo handle Detroit 6-1 Philadelphia routs Minnesota 6-2 Atlanta downs Vancouver 5-2.
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Associated Press
Boston
Bruins
Belones
Mike Walton
Walton
St Louis
New York
NHL
Montreal
Buffalo
Detroit
Philacelyia
Minnesota
Atlanta
Vancouver
Bobby Orr
Phil Esposito
Don Marette
Wayne Cashman
Eddie Johnston
Blues
Here
Sabres
Rene Robert
Derry Meehan
Philadelphia
Gary Dornhoefer
Flyers
Butlett
Bobin Clarke
Ty Comeau
McCreary
Billy Plager
Ernc Thichs
Dan Tannalull
Andre Boudrias
Canucks
Maravich scores 39 as Hawks edge Bulls in OT
Pete Maravich tallies 39 points including eight straight to force overtime, then adds five of Atlanta’s eight extra-period points in a 94-89 win over Chicago. Bob Love leads Chicago with 26 as Phoenix, Virginia, and Denver post wins in other NBA action.
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Cotton Fitzsimmons
Pete Maravich
Hawks
Chicago Bulls
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Bulls
National Basketball Association
Bob Love
Chicago
Noo! Walk
Chaine Scot
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
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Kevin Loughery
Virginia
Indiana
Denver
San Diego
American Basketball Association
Julius Erving
Virignia
Erving
Squires
Ervingare
George McGinnis
Ralph Simpson
Chuck Williams
Sacramento Man Bets On Parking Meter For Traffic
Archie Keller created a home parking meter near his bathroom to curb morning traffic delays by imposing fines on overtime delays.
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Sacramento
Calif
Orn
Archie Keller
Five Bowl Games On Collegiate Chart Saturday
Five bowl games headline Saturday's college football lineup. Florida hosting North Carolina in a regular season finale. Louisiana Tech meets Tennessee Tech for the NCAA Mideast title in the Rice Bowl. Drake faces Tennessee State in the Pioneer Bowl. Massachusetts vs California-Davis in the Boardwalk Bowl. North Dakota Sioux oppose Cal Poly in the Camellia Bowl. East Texas State vs Carson Newman in the NAIA Division One title game. Missouri Southern beat Northern Iowa 21-14 in NAIA Division Two final.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Wichita Falls
Tex
Atlantic City
N. J
Sacramento
Calif
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
North Carolina Tar Heels
Nat Moore
Gators
Louisiana Tech
Delaware
Tennessee Tech
Drake
Tennessee State
Massachusetts
California-Davis
North Dakota Sioux
Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo
East Texas State
Carson Newman
Missouri Southern
Northern Iowa
Frazier Trains in Kingston Gym Before Foreman Title Fight
Heavyweight champion Joe Frazier wears a boxing robe and skips rope at a Kingston Jamaica Playboy Club training site for his January 22 title defense against George Foreman. He says the club girls make it comfortable for him.
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Mcafee
N. J
Joe Frazier
Playboy Club
George Foreman
Ston
Jamaica
Champ
UPI
Cowboys Return to Pride With Redskins Victory Bet
New York report predicts Dallas will beat Washington 24-20 at Texas Stadium as the Cowboys seek a wildcard spot in the NFC Playoffs. The piece lists 12 NFL picks, including Browns over Bengals and Dolphins over Giants, with Green Bay clinging to a division edge over Minnesota.
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Dallas
Cowboys
Washington
NFL
Green Bay
San Francisco
Texas
Dallas’ Thunder
Browns
Bengals
Cleveland
Oakland
New York Jets
Cincinnati
Falcons
Atlanta
Vikings
Packers
Minnesota
Detroit
Steelers
Oilers
Pittsburgh
Houston
Dolphins
Giants
Miami
Bob Griese
RAMS
CARDS
Los Angeles
Lids
BILLS
Buffalo
BEARS
Eagles
Jackie Kennedy
Sabres Move Closer To Playoffs With 6 1 Win
Gerry Meehan and Rene Robert each scored twice as the Buffalo Sabres defeated the Detroit Red Wings 6-1, extending Buffalo’s lead to nine points for fourth place in the NHL East. Tim Ecclestone scored for Detroit, while Dave Dryden stopped 37 shots for Buffalo.
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Buffalo
Gerry Meehan
Rene Robert
Buffalo Sabres
Detroit Red Wings
Detroit
Joe Crozier
Toronto
Crozier
Buffalos
Meehan
Tim Ecclestone
Sabre
Dave Dryden
Quick Gal Wins Buffalo Raceway Feature in Tight Finish
Quick Gal driven by Bob Altizer captured the $1,500 ninth race at Buffalo Raceway in 2:08.3 as she nosed out Tony G. St. Nick finished third. Quick Gal paid 7.80 4.40 3.20. Chance Castle won Monticello Raceway’s featured sixth in 2:08.4 with Playbill Creed 2.5 lengths back. driven by John Gilmour. Western's Chief was the show horse with payouts 4.80 3.40 3.80. Playbill Creed 3.60 4.40. Western's Chief 5.00.
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Quick Gal
Bob Altizer
Buffalo Raceway
Tony G
St. Nick
Chance Castle
Monticello Raceway
Playbill Creed
John Gilmour
Western
Chief
iWestern
Austrian Proell wins season opener downhill at Val dIsere
Annemarie Proell the defending World Cup champion won the women's downhill at Val dIsere to open the 1972 73 international season for the Criterium of the First Snow.
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Val D'Isere
France
Annemarie Proell
Dick Allen Seizes AL Slugging Title Amid Crowns
Chicago White Sox first baseman Dick Allen added the 1972 American League slugging title to his home run and RBI crowns. He hit 37 homers with 99 walks, led in slugging at .603 with 305 total bases, and tied for third in batting at .308. Cronin noted 25 major league records broken or tied that season.
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Boston
Dick Allen
Chicago White Sox
Joe Cronin
Allen
Carl Yastrezemski
White Sox
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Chicago
Ed Hermann
Oakland
Sal Bando
Mike Epstein
Texas
Bobby Darwin
Carlton Fisk
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Detroit
Cronin
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Ed Brinkman
Luis Aparicio
Texas Rangers
Wilbur Wood
Cub Scouts Visit Naval Reserve Center Oswego
On December 5 twenty five Mt. Pleasant Cub Scouts visited the Naval Reserve Center in Oswego. Supervising adults included Ron Maxon and ten others as scouts observed drill routines and stood at Attention to Colors during the National Anthem. Reservists drill Tuesday nights at 7 p.m. for group visits call 343-3411.
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Naval Reserve Station
Mt. Pleasant
Naval Reserve Center
Oswego
Ron Maxon
Webelo
Naval
Midge Schwartz Leads Bowlers With 642 In Oswego League
Charles Fawcett of Alcan tops Oswego bowlers with a 218 206 218 three game series totaling 642. Bob Farrell and Larry Carroll also break 600 with 623 and 600 respectively. Other league notes list multiple high scores and top performers across several clubs.
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Charles Fawcett
Alcan
Oswego
Bob Farrell
Larry Carroll
Farrell
Carroll
Miller Attacks Kuhn Over Negotiations Disclosure
New York AP Miller, head of the MLB Players Association, called Commissioner Bowie Kuhn a rank amateur after Kuhn disclosed the owners proposal at the Hawaii winter meetings. The dispute centers on free agent terms and the reserve clause with players seeking seven to 17 years for free agency and minimum salaries rising to 15 500 by 1973.
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NEW York
Bowie Kuhn
Marvin Miller
Major League Baseball Players Association
Kuhn
Hawaii
Miller
Players Association
All American selections and tennis results in brief
Johnny Rodger s and Rich Glover named to the 1972 Associated Press All American team. Valerie Ziegenfuss opens the Clean Air Tennis Classic with a win over Wendy Overton to reach the top prize round. Web Wilder extends lead in the American Seniors Stroke Play Championship after three rounds with a 72.
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New York
Johnny Rodgers
Nebraska
Rich Glover
Valerie Ziegenfuss
San Diego
Wendy Overton
Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Web Wilder
San Antonio
Tex
Press Maravich Wins First Game At New School
Press Maravich coached Appalachian State to a 67-65 upset of Richmond in his first Southern Conference game back in college basketball. The narrative notes his LSU exit, his son Pistol Pete, and broader college results including BYU, Michigan, Arizona, Princeton, and others in a slate of Thursday action.
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Associated Press
Press Maravich
Louisiana State
Pete Maravich
Appalachian State
Mountaineers
Richmond
Press
LSU
Brigham Young
Memphis State
Arizona
Southern California
BYU
Santa Clara
Michigan
South Florida
Trojans
Jim Rappis
Princeton
Rutgers
Manhattan
St. Peters
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Madison Square Garden
Kansas
Murray State
Weber State
Utah
St.Mary’s
California
Seton Hall
Oregon
Montana State
Northeast Louisiana
Lsu-New Orleans
Jesse Burnette
Oklahoma
Stetson
Alvin Adams
Sooners
Harvard
Springfield
Auburn
Easern
Illinois
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Bradley
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Jack Blum
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Pat Tickle
Rick Gardner
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