Pistol Pete Sparks Hawks Past Bulls in Overtime
Pete Maravich scored 39 points including eight straight to force overtime and added five of the Hawks eight OT points as Atlanta beat Chicago 94-89. Bob Love led the Bulls with 26. In other NBA action Neal Walk and Charlie Scott led Phoenix past Pittsburgh 117-102 for a 76ers loss. Erving had 17 points and 19 rebounds. George McGinnis topped Indiana with 31. Denver won while Chuck Williams led San Diego with 17.
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Chicago
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Squires
George McGinnis
Indiana
Denver
Chuck Williams
San Diego
Coach Pappa Press Returns to College Basketball Spotlight
Former LSU coach Papa Press, mentor to his son Pistol Pete Maravich, stages a comeback in college basketball. The Trojans, ranked 17th, fall 71 to 69 as Rappis sinks two free throws with 11 seconds left.
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Louisiana State
Pistol Pete Maravich
Trojans
Sy Rappis
College basketball results and baseball notes from New Jersey to Texas
Summary of college basketball scores including Marettan over St Peters 96 78 and Seton Hall 78 over Albright 64 with Franklin & Marshall 42 Vanderbilt not listed. Pro baseball mention notes former California Angel manager Del Rice praising Boston Red Sox rookie Carlton Fisk as a solid hitter with a fine throwing arm. Rice played 17 major league seasons.
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Seton Hall
Es *S
Albright
Gettysburg
Delewere
Franklin & Marshall
Princeton
Rutgers
Richenond
Monmouth
Knox
Tech Ilinois Tech
Rockford
Texas St
Georgia St. & Seren de Aea
California Angel
del Rice
Boston Red Sox
Carlton Fisk
Rice
Baseball talks Miller rips Kuhn in row over free agent plan
Major League Baseball Players Association chief Marvin Miller blasts Commissioner Bowie Kuhn after disclosure of negotiations. Miller accuses Kuhn of poor integrity as players press for free agent rights after seven, twelve or seventeen years, with salary and service thresholds, while owners propose small annual bumps.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
New York
Bowie Kuhn
Marvin Miller
Major League Baseball Players Association
Kuhn
Miller
Players Association
Allen tops AL slugging in 1972 records
Dick Allen of the Chicago White Sox led the American League in slugging with .603 and 305 total bases in 506 plate appearances. He also tied for third in batting at .308 and led in walks with 19. Sal Bando had 17 walks and Mike Epstein 11 hit by pitches. Bobby Darwin led in strikeouts with 145. Ed Brinkman set four records for Detroit. Luis Aparicio set three marks for Boston. Texas Rangers set futility record by 65 strikeouts as a pitcher. Twenty five AL records were broken and twelve tied.
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Dick Allen
Chicago White Sox
Joe Cronin
Allen
Oakland
Sal Bando
Mike Epstein
Texas
Minnesota
Bobby Darwin
Detroit
Ed Brinkman
Luis Aparicio
Texas Rangers
Steeleville High basketball hopefuls rely on returnees
Steeleville High School baskets on a strong season with three lettermen back. Kneeling Kim Chadderton, Steve Beckhorn, and Mike Wedemeyer join Chadderton to form a solid nucleus. Chadderton averaged 19 points and 13 rebounds last year.
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Steeleville High School
Kim Chadderton
Steve Beckhorn
Mike We
Demeyer
Chadderton
Warriors
Bowl games dot national college football scene this Saturday
The article lists major bowls including the Grantland Rice Bowl in Baton Rouge the Pioneer Bowl in Wichita Falls and the Boardwalk Bowl in Atlantic City plus the Camellia Bowl in Sacramento and the NAIA playoff in Commerce Texas Florida meets North Carolina in a regular season finale. Louisiana Tech faces Tennessee Tech in the Rice finale while Drake meets Tennessee State in the Pioneer Bowl. The Boardwalk Bowl features Massachusetts against California Davis and North Dakota against Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. East Texas State plays Carson-Newman in NAIA Division One title action. Golf pro Jim King of Miami Beach post tournament earnings totaling 3 788 for 1971 with a July 68 at Colonie Hill tops.
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Associated Press
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Wichita Falls
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Jacksonville
Fla
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Tennessee State
Massachusetts
California
Davis
North Dakota Sioux
Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo
East Texas State
Carson Newman
Jim King
Miami Beach
Colonie Hill
Hauppauge
N.Y
SIU Wrestlers and Gymnasts Hit Road for Final 1990 Meet
SIU wrestlers travel to Lehigh Quadrangular Bethlehem PA and gymnasts go to Iowa City for the Iowa Invitational over Friday and Saturday. Key wrestlers include Goldsmith Burge Gerdes Stumpf with others like Jones Wiesen Horvath Samuels Snow and Sommer. Morava leads SIU in gymnastics with a bars title as the Salukis aim to rebound after Windy City Invitation and prep for January 10 Arizona State. Some athletes attend the U S Federation Gymnastics Clinic in Fort Lauderdale December 26 31.
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Southern Illinois University
Linn Long
Lehigh
Bethlehem
Bill Meade
Iowa City
Maryland
Iowa
Salukis
Long
Joe Goldsmith
Andy Burge
Ken Gerdes
Don Stumpf
Burge
Illinois
Steve Jones
Mark Wiesen
Jim Horvath
Mark Samuels
Steve
Iowa State
Indiana State
Siu
Windy City
Gary Morava
Arizona State
U.S. Federation
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
SIU Wrestling Suffers Loss to Navy in Season Opener
Southern Illinois University opened its dual meet season with a 23 8 defeat at Navy in Annapolis. In the Lehigh tournament, SIU wrestlers posted results with Goldsmith, Burge, Gerdes, Jones, Wisen, Stumpf, Horvath, Samuels, Snow, and Sommers securing decisions or draws in their bouts. The event continued through Saturday.
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Southern Illinois University
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Maryland
Lehigh
STU
Goldsmith
Leon Hart
Burge
Berger
Gerdes
Hahndorf
Jones
Muthler
Wisen
Mason
Whalers Rally For 4-2 Win Over Ottawa In WHA
New England takes a 4-0 lead with three second period goals and holds on to beat Ottawa 4-2. Tom Webster delivers a second period knockdown on Tom Simpson as Terry Caffery Ted Green and Tim Sheehy score in the frame. Cleveland tops Quebec 3-0.
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Ottawa
Whalers
World Hockey Association
Cleveland
Quebec
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Tom Simpson
Webster
Terry Caffery
Ted Green
Tim Sheehy
New England
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Houston
Gary Jarrett
Mike Antonovich
Mike Curran
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