Meehan Powers Sabres Past Rangers in Garden Debut
Buffalo captain Gerry Meehan delivered the decisive goal with 2:43 left as the Sabres won 3-2 at Madison Square Garden, securing their first victory there. Coach Joe Crozier had urged Meehan to carry the team, and Meehan credited his line with Harris and Lorentz for the scoring surge.
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Martin Lader
UPI
Buffalo
Joe Crozier
Gerry Meehan
Sabres
Meehan
Crozier
Madison Square Garden
New York Rangers
Hughie Harris
Rangers
Gilles
Villemure
Montreal Canadiens
New York
Minnesota National Hockey League
Buffa
Chicago Black Blacks
North Stars
Minnesota
Los Angeles Kings
Pittsburgh
Ranger
Randy Wyrozub
Bill Fairbairn
Harris
Hawks
Darryl Maggs
Jootings
Chicago
Islanders
California
Pitts
Greg Polis
Staubach Could Enter Games For Cowboys In Any Circumstance
Cowboys coach Tom Landry said Roger Staubach could come in at any time as Dallas fights for a wild card. Staubach has been sidelined by a shoulder injury behind Craig Morton but has appeared in the last three games for a total of 10 minutes. Landry emphasized the team is judged by higher standards this year due to Miami and Washington while noting Dallas still holds a strong 9-3 record and must win to reach the playoffs.
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Mike Rabin
Dallas
UPI
Tom Landry
Roger Staubach
Staubach
Craig ‘Morton
Cowboys
Jin
Roger
Landry
Morton
Miami
Washington
Montcalm
Herndon
Junior High
Wayne Scott
Redskins
Brian
New York Giants
Brady
Herndon Opens Season with 84–61 Victory Over Montcalm
Herndon beat Montcalm High School 84 to 61 in the season opener. Sizemore led Herndon with 35 points and 13 rebounds while Snyder added 22 points. Hamlin topped Montcalm with 15 points, followed by Blevins and Buckhannon with 12 each.
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MONTCALM —_ Herndon
Montcalm High School
Herndon
Sizemore
Snyder
Montcalm
Hamlin
Blevins
Buckhannon
Blue Gray game leaders named for North and South squads
UPI selects Don Strock to direct the South offense and Tony Adams to head the Blue attack for the 35th Blue Gray game on December 27. South receivers include Mike Burnop Craig Valentine Dave Sullivan and Jim Hodges. The North roster will come later.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Don Strock
Tony Adams
Utah State
Strock
VPI
Mike Burnop
Craig Valentine
Dave Sullivan
Virginia
Jim Hodges
Arkansas
Allen Harvey
Memphis State
Wade Hughes
Clemson
Bill Sadler
Texas Christian
Kenneth Garrett
Wake Forest
Robert Wood
Tennessee State
Guy Morris
Don Deweber
Southern Methodist
Rick Lantz
Georgia Tech
Rick Harrell
Baylor
Roger iGoree
Mel Parker
Duke
Joel Shmale
Tulane
Brad Bourne
David Reavis
76ers win first home game in rough schedule stretch
Philadelphia beats Kansas City-Omaha 122 117 for their third win in 28 games as John Q Trapp scores 35 points following a fresh-from-LA acquisition. Kareem Abdul Jabbar leads Milwaukee with 38 in a 95 91 Seattle win over the Bucks. Chenier nets 53 for Baltimore in a season high.
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United Press International
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia 76Ers
Milwaukee Bucks
Phil Chenier
Baltimore
76Ers
Kings
John Q. Trapp
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
NBA
Nate
Earl Monroe
Geoff Petrie
Portland
Bob
Loeb
Boston
New York
Buffalo
Baltimore W
Pet
Auania
Houston
Cleveland
Chicago
Milwaukee
Kc-Omaha
Detroit UK
Glover Tops UPI All-America Ballot In 1972
Rich Glover of Nebraska won the Outland Trophy and led UPI All-America voters with 216 of 230 votes. Nebraska stars Johnny Rodgers and Willie Harper also made the squad, joining a field dominated by Oklahoma and Southern California selections.
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NEW York
UPI
Rich Glover
Nebraska
Jon
United Press International
Glover
Jersey City
N.J
Cornhuskers
Johnny Rodgers
Willie Harper
Rodgers
Harper
Oklahoma
Southern California
Purdue
Tennessee
Alabama
Texas
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Penn State
Colorado
Michigan State
Michigan
North Carolina
Louisiana State
Arizona State
Greg Pruitt
Tom Brahaney
Southern Cal
Charles Young
Pete Adams
Otis Armstrong
Dave Butz
Jamie Rotella
Conrad Graham
Jerry Sisemore
John Hannah
Ron Rusnak
Bert Jones
Woody Green
Upheaval in Clean Air Tennis Classic Second Round
In New York, the Clean Air Tennis Classic second round saw three upsets as top seed Charlie Pasarell rallied to beat Sandy Mayer 4-6 7-5 6-2. Dick Stockton, Clark Graebner, and Brian Gottfried were toppled by Paul Gerken, Ove Bengtson, and Haroon Rahim respectively. Pancho Gonzales defeated Borg 6-1 6-1, while Dennis Ralston dropped Seewagen in three sets. Eddie Dibbs beat Gerulaitis 7-6 6-4, and Frew McMillan defeated Charlie Owens 3-6 6-0 6-2.
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New York
UPI
7Th Regiment Armory
Charlie Pasarell
Santurce
P.R
Sandy Mayer
Wayne
N.J
Dick Stockton
Port Washington
N.Y
Clark Graebner
Brian Gottfried
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Stockton
Trinity
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Cal
Gonzales
Bjorn Borg
Sweden
Ralston
Butch Seewagen
Columbia University
Eddie Dibbs
Miami
Vitas Gerulaitis
Howard Beach
Jimmy Connors
Frew McMillan
South Africa
Charlie Owens
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Athletic Directors Weigh Merger Talk at Bluefield Concord
Bluefield State College athletic chief Tony Colabro and Concord University athletic director Wendall Carr weigh the potential merger amid a plan by the West Virginia Board of Regents. They favor caution and question scheduling, recruitment, and coaching roles while awaiting legislative action. Carr says a merger could benefit students but may disrupt athletics for a year.
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Bluefield W. Va
UPSD
Bluefield State College
Cross-Mountain Concord
Tony Colabro
Bluefield
Wendall Carr
Concord
State Board of Regents
Carr
Colobro
Bluefield State
iPass
Austrians Take First Race Of World Cup Ski Season
Annemarie Proell led Austria to a dominant downhill win as seven of the top ten finishers came from the Austrian team in Val d Isere France. Irmgard Lukasser Brigitte Schroll Marianne Ranner helped cement Austria's early-season lead with top ten finishes while France and the United States trailed. The men's races begin Friday with a giant slalom and a weekend of events concludes with the men's downhill.
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John A. Calcott
Val D'Isere
France
UPD
Annemarie Proell
Annemarie
Jacqueline Fouvier
Miss Proell
Isabelle Mir
Austria
Irmgard Lukasser
Brigitte Schroll
Marianne Ranner
Cindy Nelson
Latsen
Minn
America
Susan Corrock
Keetchum
Idaho
Wiltrud Drexel
Brigitte Totschnig
Berni. Rauter
Irene Jez
Yugoslavia
Switzerland
Marie-Therese Nadig
Sapporo
Japan
Marie-Therese
Val d’Isere
Morris Harvey Topps West Virginia State in Conference Clash
Morris Harvey beat West Virginia State 82 to 62 in a state conference game. Steve Lickliter led with 17 points, Shan Phillips added 16, Tom Neal scored 16 and hit four free throws to run his streak to 19, Henry Dickerson contributed 10 and 11 rebounds, while Rance Berry led State with 13 points. The Golden Bears grabbed and held the lead after the opening bucket, staying ahead by as many as 25 in the second half.
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Charleston
W.va
UPD
Steve Lickliter
Shan Phillips
Tom Neal
Henry Dickerson
Morris Harvey
West Virginia State
Lickliter
Phillips
Neal
Dickerson
Rance Berry
State
Thompson Wins Four Seasons Golf Tour in Valdosta
Barney Thompson of Barboursville West Virginia captured the fourth fall Four Seasons tournament in Valdosta Georgia. He fired a 67 for a 36 hole total of 138 to finish 6-under par. Richard Mast of Lima Ohio ended second at 139 after a 73 in the final round. Paul Purtzer of Phoenix Arizona was third at 141.
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Valdosta, Ga
UPI
Barney Thompson
Barboursville
W. Va
Thompson
Richard Mast
Lima
Ohio
Paul Purtzer
Phoenix
Ariz
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Chico Maki
Herndon Junior High
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Early Times
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Greg Marx
Randy Gradishar
Brad van Pelt
Cullen Bryant
Randy Logan
Gradishar
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Sooners
al Chandler
Ken Jones
Lucious Selmon
Derland Moore
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Anthony Davis
Richard Wood
John Hicks
George Hasenohrl
Charlie Davis
Bud Magrum
Barry Smith
Gary Huff
Paul Seymour
Bill Singletary
Temple
Jim Krapf
Howard Stevens
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Tab Bennett
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Jackie Wallace
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Joe Blahak
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Nowen
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Alan J.pakula
Kiute Panavision
Kinney Leisure Service
Morris Harvey Tops
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