Pacers Coach Leonard Fined and Suspended for Ball Rack Toss
Indiana Pacers coach Bobby Leonard received a $1000 fine and a two day suspension after earning three technical fouls and throwing a ball rack at referee Ed Rush during a Wednesday ABA game with the Carolina Cougars. Leonard can be in the locker room but not the arena. Freddie Lewis may direct the team on the floor.
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Forbes taps rebound for Bruins 2 1 win over Canadiens
Boston rookie Dave Forbes scored on Bobby Orr’s rebound in the third period to lift the Bruins 2 1 over Montreal and snap the Canadiens eight game unbeaten streak in a Thursday NHL game.
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Bulls Streak Extends To Ten With Win Over Warriors
United Press International reports Chicago's Bulls, 11-2, guard Bob Love with 31 points nine in the final period as they defeat the Golden State Warriors 112-101. Norm Van Lier adds 25, ending GS first-place tie in the NBA West. Al Attles cites turnovers as the deciding factor. Celtics down Knicks as Havlicek 20 and White 19 pace Boston. Pistons top Hawks 129-115 with Lanier Bing contributing.
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Sold-out arenas urged to aid energy conservation
Associated Press survey of sports officials argues full houses at events could cut energy use and aid national effort. NHL and NBA arenas report heating kept low with crowds. some venues face excess heat in packed rooms. Universities weigh shifting night games to daytime to reduce peak demand.
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Winners from the Tri System Nfl and college picks
A dense list of football picks and score projections across college and pro games. Teams mentioned include San Diego State, LBCC, Pierce, USC, Stanford, UCLA, Oregon, Rams, Saints, San Jose State, California, Washington, Notre Dame, Pitt, Ohio State, Michigan State, Illinois, Oklahoma, Missouri, Penn State, Nebraska, Texas, Arkansas, Wisconsin, Purdue, Indiana, Miami, Army, Tulane, SMU, Oklahoma State, Auburn, Air Force, Fresno State, Florida, Georgia, Kansas, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina State, Kentucky, Temple, Duke, Utah, Notre Dame, Holy Cross, Boston College, Wake Forest, Georgia Tech, Texas Tech, Arizona State, Wyoming, Houston, William and Mary, plus pro games like Steelers, Redskins, Broncos, Dolphins, Vikings, Packers, Falcons, Jets, Cowboys, Browns, Bills, Chiefs, Bears.
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McKay Fans Rally as Nov 24 Showdown Looms
McKay players acknowledge low expectations after a heavy loss to JCLA 59 13 and a conference standout season by quarterback Mike Botyla. They acknowledge being seen as a potential stop before the big date, while speculating on beating the Frojans. Meanwhile Karl Schranz of Austria says he cannot compete in the World Professional Ski Races set to open in Aspen Colorado, shelving hopes for a return to competition.
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Kings climb to third in NHL West on Flyers win
The Los Angeles Kings moved into third in the NHL Western Division after a 3-2 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers. It was their sixth straight win against Philadelphia, who still led the division with 18 points. Bob Berry set up Whitey Widing for the deciding goal with 2½ minutes left, as Mike Corrigan and Push Goring had given LA a 2-1 lead before ex-King Bill Flett equalized.
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Schuhmann recalls UCLA backfield saga and injury woes
UCLA senior Charlie Schuhmann reflects on the 1960s backfield drama. He details fearing injury without a fullback, the Washington State game comeback, and his shift to starter then bench as James McAlister nears return. Schuhmann recalls competing with McAlister for the fullback role and his path to UCLA.
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Long Beach Reaffirms Powerboat Policy at Marine Stadium
After a brief public hearing the Long Beach Recreation Commission voted unanimously to keep the 1969 policy on powerboat races at Marine Stadium. The rule allows eight events per year with no more than four drag races, typically two days each, 10 am to 3 pm on most days and noon to 3 pm Sundays. Staff will study noise issues and invite three proponents and three opponents to discuss solutions. City Manager Mansell urged progress. About 80 people attended the hearing at the Board of Education auditorium.
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Gardens Open leads after course record 63 by Tommy Jackson
Tommy Jackson of Vallas shot a course record 63 to lead the Gardens Valley Open after the first round at Victoria course. Defending champion Bob Risch of Yorba Linda shot 64, with several players at 65 and 66. Notables include amateur Dan Pouliot and Long Beach’s Larry Henson, as the 72-hole event continues Sunday.
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Golf stars contend as Palmer, Nicklaus vie for money title
The report notes Arnold Palmer shooting a 71 and facing Mick in solid form while Sam Snead and South African Gary Player post strong 43s. Bruce Crampton, near Nicklaus in earnings this year and a four time winner, and Lanny Wadkins with about $200,000 earnings, carded 74.
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