Ernie D Grabs Spotlight Against Soviet Tourists in NY
Ernie DiGregorio of Providence powered the U S to an 89 80 overtime win over the touring Soviet team at Madison Square Garden. He scored 25 and added 11 assists, sparking a rally to erase a late Russian lead while teammate Barnes added 21 and Elmore eight rebounds as the Americans outrebounded 32 28.
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Chamberlain Says He Will Take Active Offensive Role
In New York Wilt Chamberlain considers a bigger scoring load as the Lakers aim to even the NBA finals against the Knicks at Madison Square Garden. He has played strong defense and rebounding but average just 7.3 points on 18 shots per game. Willis Reed lauds Chamberlain's intimidatory presence while acknowledging Reed’s own 22 points and 10 rebounds in the Knicks' Game Three win.
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Fort Hays State leads NAIA District 10 golf
Fort Hays State College led District 10 action in Salina Kansas with a 305 team score after the first round. Emporia State stood second at 308 followed by Kansas Wesleyan 309 Pittsburg State 310 Baker 312 Southwestern 320 Washburn 322 and Marymount 331. Friends Ottawa and McPherson fielded individual golfers.
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OU Coach Boucek Elected President of Missouri Valley AAU
Bill Boucek Ottawa University track coach was elected president of the Missouri Valley Association of the Amateur Athletic Union at the annual meeting. He succeeds Dr. John Bogert who declined a second term. Boucek has been vice president for track and field and is Dean of Men at OU. Four incumbents were re-elected, two new vice presidents chosen, and 17 delegates named to the National AAU Board of Governors for the October 7-13 1973 convention in West Yellowstone Montana.
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Raytown
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Kansas City
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Association
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Tony Mange
Mat Sports
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John Davis
Richard Harkins
Jim Madden
Wey Seng Kim
Art Tarwater
Evelyn Gates
United States Olympic Committee
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Chisox Streak Ends as Curtis Shuts Them Down 4-1
Boston lefty John Curtis shut down Chicago with five hits allowed and earned his first win and complete game of the season. The White Sox saw their nine game AL win streak snapped as rain and footing miscues helped the visitors. Curtis also moved back into the Red Sox rotation after a brief stint in relief.
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al Oliver
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Coffeyville coach retires to become vice principal
Coffeyville High School basketball Coach Harold Thomas will retire after 15 years to take a vice principal post. His teams won or tied for the Southeast Kansas League title seven times and went to six state tournaments, posting a 224-102 record. He is a 1950 Coffeyville High graduate.
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Carolyn King Dropped From Ypsilanti Little League Roster
Ypsilanti Michigan 12 year old Carolyn King was dropped from the Little League roster after an 11th hour meeting by league managers. The group plans to pursue reinstatement in court as the organization enforces its no girls rule. Carolyn’s bid to join the roster was halted amid policy enforcement and legal action potential.
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