All Star Game Preview Missing Jabbar and Barry
CHICAGO AP With Kareem Abdul Jabbar and Rick Barry out the West faces an uphill task to beat the East in the 23rd All Star game in Chicago. Replacement stars Bob Love and Connie Hawkins join Wilt Chamberlain and Nate Thurmond to anchor a reduced West frontline as Nate Archibald leads the West attack against an East squad led by Tom Heinsohn and Pete Maravich.
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Nate Thurmond
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Tom Heinsohn
Jerry West
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Chamberlain
Pete Maravich
Atlanta
Maravich
Walt Frazier
New York Knicks
Dave DeBusschere
New York
UCLA Leads AP Poll as Wolfpack Chases Bruins
UCLA tops the AP basketball poll with 838 points and 41 first place votes as NC State closes the gap. North Carolina moves up to third while Indiana boosts to sixth. New Mexico, Purdue, and Memphis State join the top 20 as fallouts include Vanderbilt and Florida State. Mark Spitz named AP Male Athlete of the Year for Munich 1972, amid postgames reflection on tragedy.
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Wolfpack
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Gophers
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St. Joseph's Pa
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Tulsa
New York
Mark Spitz
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Steve Carlton
Ottawa High Star Steals Spotlight In Olathe Loss
Steve Stingley of Ottawa High earned Player of the Week honors after a 14 point seven rebound first half. The Cyclones trailed 33 26 at halftime and fell 61 49 to Olathe in East Kansas League action.
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Area Player Jon Dunbar Earns Herald Honor
Central Heights standout Jon Dunbar is the Herald Area Player of the Week after guiding the Vikings to their first Three Rivers League tournament title. He totaled 54 points across three games and was a top rebounder, with a 25 point performance in a come from behind 69-57 victory over Pleasanton.
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Herald
Dunbar
Vikings
Pleasanton
Sunflower Showdown Tonight's TV Feature
Kansas State faces Kansas in a Big Eight clash at Lawrence with 1-1 league marks. 26-year series notes and injuries shape the tilt as Lon Kruger returns while Nino Samuel debuts for Kansas. Adams shines for Oklahoma, Colorado rises as Iowa State slips, and Colorado’s Dave Logan misses rest of season scholastic ineligibility.
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Kansas State Wildcats
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Sooners
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Mike Capobianco
Eric Heft
Lee Gilbert
Iowa State
Oklahoma
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Cowboys
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Scott Wedman
Kevin Fitzgerald
Dave Logan
Foreman Wins Upset To Become New Heavyweight Champion
Kingston Jamaica AP A 24 year old former delinquent George Foreman shocks boxing by KOing defending champ Joe Frazier in 1 35 of the second round to claim the heavyweight title Promoters eye a potential Ali rematch while Foreman praises rest and plans to inspire youths The crowd of 36000 witnessed a seismic shift in boxing power with Foreman delivering swift knockouts and a dramatic turning of the sport's landscape.
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Jamaica
George Foreman
Joe Frazier
Foreman
National Stadium
Yancey Durham
Frazier
Muhammad Ali
Island
Ali
Houston
Astrodome
Angelo Dundee
Miami
George
Angie
Dundee
Texas
Arthur Mercante
Yancey
Fussillade
Durham
Bowling Scores From Local Brunswick League Reports
The page lists individual and team bowling scores across multiple leagues including BRUNSWICK LEAGUE, FIRST NATL BANK, MFA INS, MOORMAN'S FEED, MONDAY NIGHT LADIES, OTTAWA BUS SERVICE, and several social leagues. Top marks include 194 by Rueser for MFA INS and 1894.526 by Thursday Knights led by Rick Humerickhouse.
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John‘s Gulf Service
Cordle
Haas
BANK
Liegerot
Hamner
Lemaster
Sible
Rueser
Moorman’s
Tire
Maley
Osborn's Flowers
Collins
Hoover
Ottawa
Meadow
Ferguson
Nitcher
Wilson
Patterson
Bledsoe
McClAy
Chuck Fritts
Turner
Wolgast
Warhurst
Wizards
B. Ransom
M. Otti
Fantastic Four
C. Sedoris
Heth
Coors Kids
J. Michael
D. Ewbank
Baldwin Halts Upset-Minded Eagles 37-36 in tourney
Baldwin edged Wellsville 37-36 to join Santa Fe Trail De Soto and Gardner as first round victors in the Baldwin Invitational. Lonnie Ray scored 20 for Baldwin. Dwyer 13 Moherman 10 for Wellsville. Consolation round tonight at 7 and 8:30.
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Wellsville
Santa Fe Trail
de Soto
Gardner
Santa Fe
Yates Center
Lansing
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Eagles
Lonnie Ray
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Denny Dwyer
Kevin Moherman
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