West delivers late shot to lift Lakers over Knicks 106 104
Jerry West scores 20 footer with 41 seconds left to seal a 106 104 Lakers win over the New York Knicks. West totals 32 points, Gail Goodrich adds 33 as Los Angeles pulls ahead in a tight NBA night. Several other scores: 76ers top Hawks, Celtics beat SuperSonics, Bullets down Rockets, Warriors over Trail Blazers.
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Spaghetti Joe Spagnola Leads Sun Devils in Tempe Showdown
Spagnola nicknamed Spaghetti Joe for pasta love guides Arizona State to 6-0, 11th ranking as they pursue a seventh straight win against San Jose State in Tempe. Other night games feature Auburn, Clemson, Memphis State, San Diego State, Toledo, and Miami in various road matches.
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Suns rally past Bulls as bench shines in 105-102 win
The Phoenix Suns placed five scorers in double figures led by Dick Van Arsdale's 23 points and strong bench depth, including Mel Counts with 14 points and 17 rebounds, in a tight 105-102 victory over the Chicago Bulls.
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McCluskey Joins Tour With Top Auto Club Stars
Roger McCluskey of Tucson will join three other United States Auto Club drivers on a 17 day tour of U.S. military bases and hospitals in Vietnam. He will team with Indianapolis 500 winner Al Unser sprint car champion Larry Dickson and former sprint car titlist Johnny Rutherford.
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Runners Face Denver Spurs After Four-Game Slide
Phoenix Roadrunners aim to end a four game losing streak in WHL action against the Denver Spurs. Phoenix sits last in the standings at 2-7, while Denver stands fourth at 3-5. Key players Lund and Marcetta expected to play despite illness. Charlebois out with a shoulder separation. Bonds leads Denver with eight goals, Bradley has six.
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HURRAH promotes vocational rehabilitation for handicapped
A promotional piece by the State Federal Program of Rehabilitation Services argues that vocational rehabilitation benefits disabled individuals and the economy. It touts a $35 lifetime earnings gain per rehabilitated person and invites readers to request the blue chip investment report "Rehabilitation A Blue Chip Investment" from HURRAH.
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Spagnola Leads San Jose State to Key Conference Matchups
San Jose Wyoming visits Texas El Paso while Quantico contests Xavier as Spagnola posts 53.3 percent this season with 12 TDs on 151 attempts for 1 210 yards. J D Hill has 33 receptions for 501 yards and five TDs. Spaghetti Joe earns mention amid ASU coach Frank Kush jokes.
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Benvenuti Seeks Knockout Title Defense Against Monzon
World middleweight champion Nino Benvenuti aims to defend his crown tonight in Rome against Argentine challenger Carlos Monzon. Monzon, 68-3-9 with 45 knockouts, is stepping outside Latin America for the first time, while Benvenuti, 82-4-1-1, vows to finish within the limit. Promoter Sabbatini predicts a record indoor gate, with Monzon set to earn 20000 and Benvenuti 96000.
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Axers Seek Third Win In Homecoming at ENMU
Northern Arizona University starts five freshmen on offense led by Hal Mayer at quarterback with Jim Bullard and Mike Sheppard at running back as it tries to end a six game slide. Eastern New Mexico, 16 record, hosts homecoming and is favored by a touchdown.
Foster Faces Frazier in Detroit Training Camp Prep
UPI reports light heavyweight champion Joe Frazier opened his Detroit camp for the November 18 bout with Tony Foster. Foster flew in from Tampa to assess the champ and predicted a five round stoppage, but two rounds passed before Frazier adjusted. Foster praised Frazier's relentless style and vowed to box and finish him with a left or right when the time comes.
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Detroit Titans face boycott as players demand coach ouster
University of Detroit basketball players boycott practices after calling for Coach Jim Harding’s resignation. 25 varsity and freshmen suspended. administration backs Harding and seeks a peaceful solution. If talks fail, officials may recruit a new team from the student body for the 1970-71 season.
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Mays Leads Opening Round At Stoneham Golf Tourney
Willie Mays and Richard Kleindienst tied for net 58 in the Horace Stoneham Baseball Golf Tourney opening round in Casa Grande Arizona. Juan Marichal and Bill Was posted 60 while Larry Smith led gross with 72 as Chicago Cubs coach Harry Lowery and others posted 74.
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Duquoin Fair Gets Hambletonian Contract Extension
The Duquoin Illinois State Fair secured an extension of its contract to run the Hambletonian through 1974, with the current agreement expiring next year in New York.
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Wildcats Aim to Halt WAC Scoring Leaders at New Mexico
The University of Arizona seeks to slow four top WAC rushers in an afternoon game against New Mexico. Scarber leads the league with 700 rushing yards at 5.3 per carry, followed by Fred Henry with 603 yards, Rocky Long at 505, and Nate McCall with 442.
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Laughlin Wins Valley Country Club President's Cup
Norma Laughlin shot 71 in the final round to finish at 213 and win the closely contested President's Cup at Valley Country Club. Betty George took second with a playoff deciding the three way tie among Lynn Harrison Audrey Jensen for third and fourth. all four shot 221. Louise Edmundson won the consolation playoff for fifth after a 222 two interlock.
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