76ers Pull Away To Beat Spurs In National Basketball Roundup
Philadelphia 129 Spurs 117 led by George McGinnis 31 and Julius Erving 28. Other NBA results include Pistons 100 Bucks 99 Hawks 108 Celtics 101 Bulls 95 Jazz 87 Cavaliers 118 Lakers 101 Rockets 120 Knicks 103 Nuggets 115 Sonics 99 Warriors 110 Nets 101. Robert Parish 27 key for Warriors.
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City Major League Bowling Scores And Standings
The report lists league wide figures with percentages and numbers 12 4 28 29 31 2 34 and 058, indicating team tallies and points across divisions. No clear event details or names are given.
Cowboys Stadium 3 P.M. Kickoff Set For NBC Telecast
The Dallas Dallas Denver NFL game at Texas Stadium on December 18 moves to 3 p.m. kickoff for national TV. NBC will air the sold out game. In other notes, the Texas Baseball League extends president Carl Sawatski’s contract through 1980, and Rockets beat the Knicks 120-103 as Calvin Murphy 24 and Robert Reid 22 pace the win. The 76ers topped the Spurs 111-102 with George McGinnis and Julius Erving combining for 59 points. George Gervin had 25 for San Antonio.
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Longhorns Notre Dame hotel clash ends with Le Baron stay
In Dallas the Marriott chose Notre Dame for its Cotton Bowl reservations over Texas. No 1 Texas will stay Dec 30 to Jan 2 at the Le Baron Hotel after plans to use the Marriott collapsed. Coach Akers expressed disappointment while Texas and A&M battle for bowl placement.
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Tennessee Lineman Greg Jones Dominates Vanderbilt Rout
Lineman Greg Jones of Tennessee tallied 19 solo tackles and six assists, plus an interception and a fumble recovery as the Vols routed Vanderbilt 42 to 7.
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