Prince Valiant Captivates Olympics In Sapporo
Ard Schenk, the Dutch speed skater dubbed The Flying Dutchman, dominates the Sapporo Winter Olympics with three first place golds in the 1500, 5000, and 10000 meters. His fame draws tens of thousands to Makomanai Stadium as Japan notes his striking hair and athletic prowess.
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Floridians Rally Past Condors in Weekend Rout
Calvin sparked a Floridian win, scoring 37 points as the Floridians snapped a six game skid by trouncing the Pittsburgh Condors. Louie Dampier led Kentucky with hot shooting in a wide victory over the New York Nets. Chuck Williams notched a career high 18 points to pace the Denver Rockets past Indiana in the doubleheader. Dallas beat Memphis 107-84 in the opener.
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Lakers edge rivals as Chamberlain sits again
Lakers win as Wilt Chamberlain sits the first half and plays sparingly in the second. West backs Trapp for 25 points and McMillan adds 20 as Y Erickson bruises an ankle. Keith Erickson appears briefly on the bench, and Jack Mavin of the Bullets struggles with long droughts.
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49ers set indoor track records at Cal State Long Beach meet
Idaho State's Steve Smith and Terry Metcalf led Cal State Long Beach to strong marks as Smith topped his own indoor pole vault record with 16 to 17 3, while Metcalf set a new long jump record with 24 4. The weekend meet featured multiple school record attempts and notable performances amid a rainy, crowded indoor scene.
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Esposito Tallies Seventh Shutout as Red Wings Rout Seals
Mickey Redmond scored a hat trick and Dennis Hull and Jim Pappin each scored twice to power Detroit to an 8-2 win over the California Golden Seals. Tony Esposito claimed his seventh shutout of the season in net as Detroit moved to tenth in the East Division.
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NHL Roundup: Canadiens and Sabres Sparkals Shine
Chicago crushed Minnesota 5 0 as Redmond netted in each period to reach 32 on the season. Montreal beat Vancouver 4 2 with Jim Roberts scoring the deciding goal on a shorthanded break. Philadelphia tied St Louis 2 2 while Buffalo ended Boston’s 6 game run 8 2 with Rick Martin and Jim Lorentz each scoring twice. Chicago stretched its West lead to 14 after routing Minnesota for the fifth straight time. Seals trailed Red Wings 2 0 before a three goal burst. Roberts and Mahovlich sealed Montreal’s late win with a late period burst.
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Big Sky Champion Faces Western Independents in Tourney
The Big Sky champion will play a leading Western independent in the opening round as action shifts to Provo Utah for the Western Regional tourney. First round pairs include Pacific-8 champion vs Big Sky independent winner and PCAA WAC winner vs West Coast Athletic Conference. Former Lakewood star Mike Lessley sits near 11 points per game for the University of Alaska after earning all tournament honors in Chico with 78 points and 33 rebounds across three games.
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U S ice team upsets Czechs in bold Olympic skating finish
The U S ice team sparked a dramatic upset with a 1 2 3 in the men s singles 3 27 50 as Marald Ehrig won silver and Wolfram Tidder bronze. Schenk led Verkerk and Stenson in a tense 10000 meter race amid 13000 fans.
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De Vicenzo Sets Caracas Open Course Record 64
Roberto de Vicenzo shot a six under par 64 to win the Caracas Open at Valle Arriba Golf Club, punching a decisive margin over John Cook. De Vicenzo finished 263 to Cook 279, with Gene Borek third at 274 and David Graham fourth at 275.
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Walker 56 Points Leads Bulls past Cincinnati in 119-3 Victory
Walker scored a season high 56 and Havlicek added 42 as Boston beat Seattle 198-123. Phoenix toppled Portland 107-94, Calvin Murphy led Houston with 27 in a 120-119 win. Buffalo beat Cleveland 121-108 with Walt Hazzard scoring 38 as Philadelphia fell to New York 109-107.
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Knicks edge Tiers after clutch finish in Houston win
Bill Bradley and Warl Manray scored 11 of New York's last 13 as the Knicks outlasted Houston 124-120. Flynn Hayes had 22 rebounds and 26 points. Fred Carter led Philadelphia with 36. Greer tied the NBA career games record with Dolph Schayes.
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Crane Ninps Billiards Victory at World Open
Crane of Rochester New York won the World Invitational Open pocket billiards title at the Los Angeles Bolks Club, defeating Richard Florence of Torrance 150 to 145 after sinking his last 21 shots. The event featured multiple matches including Breit over Moore, Balsis over Murphy, and other notable results across cities and countries.
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