UNC Edges NYU Narrowly In Tight Madison Square Garden Clash
UNC star Billy Cunningham scored 23 as North Carolina fought back from a late deficit to beat NYU 69 68 at Madison Square Garden. NYU’s Barry Kramer led the Violets with 22. Dun Kingham fouled out with 11:29 left, fueling UNC’s decisive rally.
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Finley and Owners Clash Over A's Lease
Kansas City witnesses a fresh round in the battle between Charles O Finley owner of the Oakland Athletics and AL club owners over a stadium lease. Finley demands a two year pact while leaders seek compromise or move toward possible ownership seizure and legal action.
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Komives Holds Highest Average This Season
HEW YORK AP Nick Werkman of Seton Hall and LGary Bredds of Ohio State both post late season saves, while Howard Butch Komives maintains the top earned run average.
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Lucas and Johnson Vie for Rookie of Year Honors
The Associated Press reports Lucas and Johnson remain neck and neck for the NBA rookie of the year as both chalk up big games. Lucas had 27 points and 20 rebounds in Cincinnati’s 147 to 121 win over Detroit, while Johnson added 30 points and 26 boards as Baltimore beat Philadelphia 121 to 115. Boston defeated Los Angeles 104 to 97 in overtime.
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Bowling Bits Summary of Weekly Scores and Leaders
Susan Wolgast was top bowler for the week ending February 7 with a 212 game and 560 series while Grogan's Service led team scores with 899 game and 2440 series. Vi Reusch and Pat White posted top marks on Monday, Elk's Ladies held first with 654 wins, Rosemary Strole and Wilma Sowers led Tuesday, KOFC led Wednesday with 5744 wins, Velma Foster topped Thursday with 188 and 505, Royal TLanes led Friday with 775 and 2276, with multiple splits and conversions noted across the week.
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Ottawa Junior High freshmen reach EKL semis at Rosedale
Ottawa ninth graders beat Olathe 20 to 12 with Madison Stein scoring eight and Wayne White six. They face top ranked Rosedale in the EKL freshman tournament semifinal at Rosedale tonight, with the final set for Saturday on the same court.
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College Basketball Scores and Local Ads Highlight Weekend Notes
Villanova beat Duquesne 73 63 NYU edged North Carolina 69 68 Seton Hall defeated La Salle 75 68 St John s N Y topped Canisius 73 Army routed Rutgers 84 Syracuse won 83 59 over Fordham Brooklyn area items note Town beat Niagara 64 St Joseph s Pa 71 Bucknell 63 in OT Penn St 76 Carnegie Tech 52 Lafayette 71 Lehigh 58 and Albright 57 Delaware 48 Also shows sponsor listings for Kitty Clover J Francis Pa Tennessee High ads and various business names with minor scores and numbers across a collage style page.
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Ottawa Firebrands Aim To Upset Turner In Go Go Test
Ottawa Cyclones led by guards Eddie Davidson and Ronnie Mandell, with Jim Lewis Buck Vivian and Earle Doman, carry a 10-4 record into a key ERL duel at Turner. Turner’s Jim Tinsley leads Bears scoring. Ottawa seeks to extend 6-0 league mark and challenge for top spot as Olathe visits Rosedale and Bonner Springs plays Argentine.
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College scores and results from Monday games
Vermont 81 over Norwich 74 Bates 81 over Maine 75 MIT 70 over Bowdoin 62 CCNY 53 over Yeshiva 51 Ga Tech 75 over Vanderbilt 71 in overtime Louisville 97 over Xavier 91 Ohio 91 over Pittsburgh 34 Wake Forest 85 over Va Tech 82 Georgetown 83 over George Washington 81 Baltimore Loyola 88 over Johns Hopkins 82 DePaul 72 over Marquette 69 Dayton 90 over Detroit 84 Bowling Green 82 over Kent St 64 W Michigan 81 over Toledo 67 Evansville 103 over DePauw 78 Butler 78 over St Josephs Ind 62 Air Force 95 over St Michael s NLM 56.
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Two Teams Rise In Small-College Poll Amid Strong Wins
The AP small college basketball poll sees Washington of St. Louis and Assumption of Worcester move up two spots to fifth and sixth respectively. Evansville holds first place with 72 points, while Grambling and Pan American trail, each earning key wins but slipping positions.
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New York AC Games Set At Madison Square Garden
The 96th New York Athletic Club Games at Madison Square Garden will spotlight the two mile with an international field including Canada Australia Ireland Costa Rica and the U S. Bruce Kidd of Toronto is a strong favorite to defend his Garden dominance. The half mile resumes the Carroll Crothers rivalry with potential record bids while Bill Crothers may threaten the American mark. Little Tom O Hara leads the mile with four straight major wins and a 4 00 6 time this winter.
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Hoyt Wilhelm Faces Mit Rule After 13th Major Season
Hoyt Wilhelm, 40, signs with the Chicago White Sox for a 13th major league season and expects to pitch at least two more years. The knuckleball specialist has been at the center of a dispute over the oversized mitt used to catch his flutterball, which was allowed for 1964 but slated for ban thereafter. Wilhelm notes his long career and storied relief exploits, including 75 wins and a league‑leading 1,123 innings pitched, as the team adds Hoagland and other signings across the league.
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NBA Scoreboard Shows High Scoring Wednesday Night
Baltimore 121 Philadelphia 115 and Cincinnati 147 Detroit 121 highlight a busy scoreboard. Boston 104 Los Angeles 97 and New York at Cincinnati set up key matchups for Friday as Detroit visits Philadelphia and Boston eyes San Francisco.
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