Bulls stomp Pistons as Heard and Walker lead Bulls rally
Chicago Bulls beat the Detroit Pistons 130-108 behind a third-quarter eruption led by Garfield Heard and Chet Walker who each scored 12 during a 36-point burst. The Horns differed with other NBA results and notable performances from Kareem Abdul Jabbar and Rick Barry shaping the night across the league.
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Trojan Back Needs People
USC sophomore tailback Anthony Davis rejects ego and focuses on grades after a six touchdown performance in a 45-23 win over Notre Dame. The 6- foot 9, 190-pound back recalls a troubled youth and credits personal growth with his current success. He was drafted by the Orioles out of San Fernando High and played junior varsity baseball. In Tennessee, Friendsville Academy fell 74-28 to Tennessee School for the Deaf, extending its losing streak to 126 games.
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Comies Finally Earning Fanfare As NFL Star
Baltimore Colts rookie quarterback Marty Domres replaces Johnny Unitas and earns AP Offensive Player of the Week after a 35-7 win over Buffalo. Domres completed 12 of 24 passes for 138 yards and 7 rushes for 4 yards while leading the Colts. He faces the pressure with Unitas’s guidance and a steady rapport with the team’s front office.
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Tennessee Coach Praises Marquette as UCLA Rival Hope
Tennessee coach Ray Mears lauds Marquette as the best after the fifth-ranked Warriors rout his Vols 56-30 in Milwaukee. Marquette’s pressure defense, led by Maurice Lucas’s 20, sparks a 16-4 start, lifting them to a 16-4 lead as they roll past Tennessee and other top teams in AP Top Twenty action.
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Harlem Nationals To Play At Cobre High Gym
The Harlem Nationals visit Cobre High Gym 13 December with an 8 pm start as they perform circus style basketball entertainment. Led by Eural McKelvy the 6 foot 9 inch clown prince, the team promises crowd pleasing antics and skilled plays against the Cobre High Coaches.
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Pro Basketball Scores and Thursday Schedule
Summary of Wednesday games includes Golden State 108 Houston and Kansas City Omaha at Philadelphia. Also Portland at Baltimore Phoenix at Detroit Milwaukee at Seattle. Thursday features Phoenix versus Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Atlanta at Chicago.
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Auburn Backer Ruined Bama's Title Dreams
Bill Newton of Auburn starred in a 17 16 upset at Birmingham over second ranked Alabama. He blocked two punts for touchdowns, made 13 solo tackles, 11 assists, and four tackles for loss, earning The Associated Press National College Lineman of the Week.
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Bench To Undergo Surgery For Lung Lesion
Cincinnati, Johnny Bench will enter a hospital Saturday to remove a lesion found in his right lung during routine Reds physicals three months ago. Although not believed malignant, doctors may remove the spot. Bench, 24, MVP in 1972, says he expects full recovery and aims to be ready to play next season.
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Tech assistant coach Pit tard dies at 72
Atlanta report notes Georgia Tech assistant football coach Joe Pittard has died at age 72. The item lists other brief sports changes across football basketball and hockey including Heisman Trophy winner and NFL moves.
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Box Office Stars on AP College Division All America Team
The Associated Press selects 22 players from various colleges for the 1972 College Division All-America squad. Notables include runners John son and Edwards, Deutsch of North Dakota, and quarterbacks Biggs of UC Davis, with stars Carbone, Carr, Youngblood, Moore, Taylor, Woods, Kipling, Wester, Daigle among others.
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Lobos rout Aggies to stay unbeaten in late-season clash
New Mexico, led by Tommy Roberts, Chester Fuller and Mark Saiers with 37 second-half points, defeated New Mexico State 88 to 67. Fuller had 17, Saiers 16, Roberts 12 in the second half as UNM pulled away after a 34-33 halftime margin. Aggies were outrebounded 38-27 and shot poorly after the break.
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Reserve-Lordsburg thump Reserve 79 56 in AA game
The Lordsburg Reserve team defeated Reserve 79 to 56 Saturday night in an AA basketball game. Gabe Garrero scored 22 and Kenny Salcida 18 for the winners while Danny Thompson led the losers with 29. Mountaineers face two district road games this week, at T or C Friday and Hatch Saturday.
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