Bulls Sold to Local Group with Chicago Stadium Lease
The NBA approved a 5.1 million sale of the Chicago Bulls to a 10 member group led by Lester Crown Joe Cook and Arthur M. Wirtz securing a 10 year lease of Chicago Stadium as the Bulls long term home. The move follows rejections of prior bids from Peter Graham and Marvin Fishman.
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Bulls to Host All Star Game in Chicago Stadium
The NBA All Star Game is set for January 23 at Chicago Stadium continuing the Bulls home success. A reorganization of ownership and venue moves is noted with a shift from the old contract to potential venues and ongoing discussions about Julius Erving’s status with the Hawks.
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Benson wins Illinois amateur golf title at Short Hills
Steve Benson, 25, from Lansing, beats 37 rivals to win the 42nd Illinois amateur championship at Short Hills Country Club. He closes with 70 and 74 for 290, three under par, ahead of Dennis Sullivan who shoots 290 for second. Jay Haas, 18, finishes third at 296.
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Murphy cagers set for strong 1972 73 season
Murphysboro High previews a promising cage campaign as six players from the 17 7 team attend Ed McCauley basketball camps. Key figures Walt McAllister Jerry Kellum Dan Sullivan Dan Calandro and Bob Oellen gain prep exposure.
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Anna Clayton tops Carbondale Inn in softb all action
Jones Clayton led Anna with a three run sixth inning rally to erase a 2-0 deficit as the Jones Clayton Standard of Anna defeated Carbondale Village Inn 3 2. The Carbondale McDonalds beat Carbondale Merchants 16 3 in the nightcap as McDonalds jumped to a 3 0 first inning lead and never trailed. Cleaver McDonald hit the only homer of the evening for McDonalds.
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Bears Edge Oilers 20-17 With Unusual Free Kick Play
Chicago used a rarely invoked rule after a fair catch to attempt a free kick. Mac Percival kicked the winning 7-yard field goal with three seconds left as Larry Bowden recovered the free ball at the Oilers 1. Oilers head coach Bill Peterson acknowledged the mistake.
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U.S. Clay Court Tennis Championship Sees Women Lead
At Woodstock Country Club, the women's side dominates as all eight seeds advance to quarter finals while men face tougher odds. Top U.S. hope is 19 year old Jimmy Connors from Belleville, Illinois, with Jan Kodes still favored among seeds.
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Major League Baseball weighs realignment options
Commissioner Bowie Kuhn and league presidents study possible realignment into three eight club leagues or four six club leagues. Key owners and executives show mixed support while some oppose regrouping. The plan aims for a report at December winter meetings in Hawaii.
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Weaver Leads Westchester Golf Classic With 64 Round
DeWitt Weaver, after a year of slump, channels a 100 percent attitude change to shot an eight under par 64 and take a first round lead at the Westchester Golf Classic. He moves past Jack Nicklaus and Steve Melnyk by one stroke as Bruce Devlin Bob Murphy and Wayne Yates share 66s at Westchester Country Club.
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Palmer and Player Compete as Trevino Skips Open
Arnold Palmer shot 73 with three sixes in round one while Gary Player, last week's PGA National winner, managed only a five. Trevino did not compete. Weaver, a former SMU backup, rose from pro tour hardship to win last season's Match Play, then faced a slow start this year before delivering clutch putting. A note recalls the Franco German war cavalry of 1870-71.
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Four Zeigler softball teams move toward Class B regional title
Four Zeigler squads remain in contention after two nights of play. Tonight at 7 Christopher and Royalton meet while West Frankfort Merchants face Zeigler in an undefeated duel. The winner earns two victories to claim the regional championship and advance to the state meet in Danville. Cesar Tovar of the Twins is out two weeks with a shoulder fracture after being hit by a pitch.
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