Foul troubles plaguing Jabbar
Lakers beat Portland 116 109 as Kareem Abdul Jabbar fouled out with 6 47 left in a key home win. Bill Sharman and Portland’s Bill Walton drew attention to officiating as LA stretched a 64 48 halftime lead into victory. Gail Goodrich and Lucius Allen provided key baskets late.
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Waiting for his deer in Pennsylvania woods
A hunter stands at dawn in Pennsylvania awaiting a whitetail crossing the clear, part of the two week antlered deer season. About 1.3 million sportsmen join the hunt. Pennsylvania boasts the nation’s largest hunter group with twenty percent of the 600,000 deer herd culled during the season.
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College Basketball Results Across Regions
East results feature Vermont over Northeastern 72 54 and Princeton over Air Force 66 56. West Virginia beat Hunter 64 40 and Providence topped Brown 71 51. Midwest boosts include Notre Dame 90 Kent State 61 and Purdue 81 Xavier Ohio 64. Southwest upsets Tulsa 75 Oklahoma State 59 and Texas Tech 66 Kansas State 58. West coast action shows BYU 69 Australia Nationals 70 and USC 94 Cal 77. Tournament play includes Connecticut 66 Colgate 52 and Syracuse 83 Harvard 70.
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Prep cage schedule features many local matchups
Kevin Archer of Herrin, a sophomore defensive tackle for Eastern Illinois University, dressed for the varsity games this fall as the Panthers finished 3 5 1. (Note: OCR text includes many matchup pairings for Friday and Saturday across numerous towns.)
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Panthers
Freshman Bill Boudet Makes Dress Reappearance for Eastern Illinois
Bill Boudet of Murphysboro, a freshman running back for Eastern Illinois University, did not play in games due to depth at his position but dressed for the final contest against Illinois State. The Panthers finished the season 3 5 2.
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Eastern Ilinois University
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Illinois State
Panthers
Bobby Unser Signs with Fletcher Racing Team
Bobby Unser, two time Indy 500 winner and two time U S Auto Club national driving champion, has signed to drive Fletcher Racing Team cars on the 1976 USAC circuit in Phoenix Arizona. Fletcher's cars have been frontrunners in Indy type events but have yet to win.
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Miami's coaching cradle loses NIU coach Ippoliti
Jerry Ippoliti, five year Northern Illinois coach with a 25 29 1 record, resigns. A Miami University graduate of 1958, Ippoliti joins a lineage tied to Woody Hayes Paul Brown Bo Schembechler Ara Parseghian and others from the cradle of coaches myth.
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Paul Brown
Bo Schembelcher
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John Pont
Ara Parseghian
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Jerry Ippoliti
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Nastase and Ashe Disqualified In Masters Match
Arthur Ashe and Ilie Nastase were both disqualified from their Masters match after Nastase’s repeated conflicts over line calls and conduct. Officials later awarded the win to Ashe as Nastase sparked a second set of eruptions with Romanian taunts and crowd taunts before Ashe withdrew in anger.
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Hie Nastase
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Association of Tennis Professionals
Hill Killed in Fog Air Crash Near London
Investigators probing the wreck of a Piper Aztec that killed Graham Hill and five others after a night flight in dense fog near a golf course ten miles north of London. Questions focus on continuing to land at a minimal facility airport and possible wing icing affecting control of the six seat plane.
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Marseilles
France
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Riviera
Tony Brise
Three Day Gun Deer Season Tops Illinois Harvest Totals
Williamson County led with 809 deer in three day gun season including refuge and outside hunts, Pope County 663, Williamson total 809, Union 389, Johnson 339, Jackson 189, statewide kill 11 613. One oddity a LaSalle deer with mixed sex organs reported. arrests 483 and 316 warning tickets issued. safety clothing required blaze orange. one accident statewide. Largest Illinois deer weighed about 370 pounds live weight, field dressed over 300 pounds.
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Bruins Play Without Orr and Esposito in 4-2 Win
Boston Bruins defeated the Pittsburgh Penguins 4-2 as Orr and Esposito sat out for the first time since 1966. Brad Park hailed the team's quality without Orr while Esposito, playing with a bandaged ankle and with Rangers, scored twice for New York in a separate game. The NHL slate also saw Ranger wins with Esposito, and Chicago Black Hawks extending an unbeaten streak with a 1-1 tie against Kansas City.
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