Skyman Jim Crawford Stars in Explorers Triumph
Jim Crawford the Skyman for La Salle College Explorers scored a career high 30 points and grabbed 10 rebounds leading a 76-70 semifinal win over New Mexico State in the Quaker City Classic. La Salle advances to the final against St. Joseph's after a 77-72 first round win over Southern California.
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Japanese skiers to compete at Copper Peak meet
Akitsugu Konno Seiji Aochi and Minoru Wakasa will represent Japan in the Copper Peak Ski Flying Tournament in Ironwood February 3 4. Tournament manager Tom LaBlonde said 36 entrants are expected with eight Canadians and 25 Americans also entered. Konno and Aochi will arrive from international competition in Switzerland.
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Armstrong Wins Swede Nelson Award for Sportsmanship
Otis Armstrong Purdue All American running back received the 27th Nils V. Swede Nelson Award from the Gridiron Club of Boston. He is the second Big Ten player honored, following Perry Moss Illinois who won the inaugural award in 1946 for sportsmanship on and off the field.
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Berry joins Cal as assistant basketball coach
Bill Berry, former Michigan State standout, takes the position of assistant basketball coach at the University of California at Berkeley, expanding the Golden Bears coaching staff.
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Thursday's College Basketball Results Ecac Holiday Festival Semis
Results from multiple tournaments across the nation include South Carolina edging Manhattan 71 69 and St Johns 85 83 over Michigan in the ECAC festival semifinals. Other notable games feature LaSalle 76 70 over New Mexico State and Saint Josephs 76 71 over Duquesne.
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Pro Hockey At A Glance East and West Standings
NHL East standings show Montreal and Boston atop groups with Buffalo, NY Rangers, Detroit, Toronto and New York Islander chasing. West includes Chicago, Minnesota, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Pittsburgh, St Louis and California with varied records. Scheduled games list Buffalo at Chicago and several clashes across Friday to Monday.
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Oswego Edges Opponents 3-1 Behind Rally in Final Minutes
Action around the goal mouth shows Pine reaching for the puck while Phillips the Hamilton goalie kneels. Co captain Paul Cooper from the locals moves in as a visiting player sprawls. Oswego wins 3-1 in the final two minutes.
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Flight to Cairo Continues After Embassy Taken Hostage
Four Arab assailants, linked to Black September, seized the Israeli embassy in Bangkok during Prince Vajiralongkorn's crown prince investiture. Two pretended diplomats entered by gate, two scaled the wall, taking six Israelis hostage including the ambassador to Cambodia. Thai authorities surrounded the building as captors issued a note with demands.
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Blue and Gold Banquet planned by Yack 720 in Phoenix
Plans underway for the annual Blue and Gold Banquet of Yack 720 with a 6 30 p m Saturday Feb 17 program of awards and a meeting at Emerson J Dillon School Cafeteria. Senior Citizens gathering set for Friday Jan 5 at the Sweet Memorial Building and January plans include a birthday party observance. Weekly bake sales continue after morning services at Phoenix United Methodist Church with each circle aiding the fund raising for the apportionment budget. The Rev Richard L Tillapaugh reports a donation from Pac 720 for church room use by scouting groups.
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FJSH Steering Committee to Meet. Camp Fire Leaders Also Called
The FJSH steering committee will meet Monday January 22 at the Church of Christ where Richard Carpenter the new chairman will announce committees. Camp Fire leaders plan a January 8 meeting at Phoenix United Methodist Church with Mrs William Watts presiding at 730 PM. County executive John Mulroy will visit Emerson Dillon School on January 10 and seventh graders will visit Mayor Lee Alexander at City Hall on January 17.
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Priscella) Watts
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Winter recreation plans discussed at Phoenix Schroeppel meeting
Winter programs were to be discussed at a Recreation meeting in Phoenix and Schroeppel on Monday at the Sweet Memorial Building. Francis Kinne chairs the committee with Mrs. Carrie Cooper as clerk and other members named. The ski program was canceled due to lack of interest and the American Legion took over pond maintenance on Lock Street with Bob Warner as project chairman.
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Annual Meeting Set for January at Local Church
The church schedules its annual meeting for January 24 with members to vote on the slate of officers. Nominating committee members include Harry Stubbs Lewis Besley Mrs Iva Colbert Mrs Margaret Maxam Mrs Mary Jane Schaefer and Reinhold Schempp, with Pastor Rev Richard L Tilapaugh also on the panel.
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Margaret) Maxam
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Nixon land sale links to Cape Florida property
The sale papers show President Nixon finalized purchase of two Cape Florida parcels from a Berg-led company, with Wakefield and C. G. Rebozo as witnesses. Nixon may build a permanent residence near the Cape Florida State Park entrance. the bayfront compound was bought December 19 1968 for 100000 dollars on a 25 year mortgage.
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Pro Basketball at a Glance NBA and ABA Schedule Sketched
A collage of NBA matchups lists Chicago at Boston Buffalo at Baltimore New York at Detroit Milwaukee at Houston Portland at Phoenix Kansas City Omaha at Los Angeles Cleveland at Seattle Baltimore at New York Buffalo at Atlanta Milwaukee at Chicago Phoenix at Portland Kansas City Omaha at Golden State Philadelphia vs Boston at Providence Rhode Island. No games scheduled. ABA Fast 7 Carolina 214 Kentucky 23 13 639 Virginia 21 21 .5006.
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Dolphins and Redskins Favored In Tight Showdowns
Pro football notes predict Miami to beat Pittsburgh 17 to 1 percent and Washington to top Dallas 28 to 21. Edge notes include Miami defense and rookie Harris versus Csonka, with field goal prospects tied between Yepremian and Gerela. Washington leans on Lawrence Brown’s ground game.
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Weekend Bowing Bowl Bonanza Opens Postseason Parade
Postseason college bowls ignite with two games tonight as West Virginia meets NC State in the Peach Bowl and Kent State faces Tampa in the Tangerine Bowl. Other bowls Saturday include Texas Tech vs North Carolina in the Sun Bowl and Auburn vs Colorado in the Gator Bowl.
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Rejoiner Wins Easy Laurel Mile Feature
Rejoiner led from the start to win the Laurel Race Course mile feature by three lengths at Md midday. The winning bill paid 17.40 to win with jockey aboard for owner trainer and track officials.
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Public hearing on power contracts with major utilities
The Power Authority of the State of New York will hold a public hearing at 10:00 a.m. on January 3, 1973, in the Canada Room at 10 Columbus Circle New York. The hearing concerns proposed contracts with Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation New York State Electric and Gas Corporation Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation and Central Hudson Gas and Electric Corporation for sale transmission and distribution of power from the Blenheim Gilboa project. Copies of the contracts are available at multiple offices statewide and written statements should be filed prior to the hearing with six copies requested.
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World Council of Churches and its global fellowship
The World Council of Churches is a fellowship of 252 Protestant Anglican Orthodox and Old Catholic churches from 90 countries and territories. It was founded in 1948 to promote Christian unity and to aid mission work doctrinal study and refugee relief services.
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