Big Lew Alcindor shines as Bucks beat Rockets in 111 99 win
Lew Alcindor the NBA rookie star led Milwaukee with 23 points and 16 rebounds as the Bucks defeated the San Diego Rockets 111 to 99. Five Bucks hit double figures including Greg Smith 20 Jon McGlocklin 15 and Bob Dandridge Flynn Robinson Fred Crawford each with 14.
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Ohio college cage schedule by United Press International
United Press International provides the latest Ohio college basketball schedule notes for Monday. The brief listing highlights matchups, dates, and participating teams across Ohio colleges with regional relevance for fans and bettors alike.
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Purdue Poised To Lead Big Ten In NCAA Race
College basketball preview centers on Purdue as a top national title contender after last season’s Mideast run. Coach George King praises backcourt stars Rick Mount and Larry Weatherford with solid front line depth including Tyrone Bedford and Jerry Johnson. The piece surveys major Big Ten programs including Notre Dame, Marquette, Ohio State, Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Northwestern, Wisconsin, and Indiana, highlighting key players and projected strengths for the upcoming season.
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Orr extends red hot pace with 39th point in Bruins win
Bobby Orr continued his scoring spree for the Boston Bruins, tallying a goal and an assist in a 4 1 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs to raise his season total to 39 points. The defenseman has seven goals and 28 assists through 22 games, maintaining his offensive dominance in the 1968 69 NHL season.
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Barons fall as Leduc leads Reds in 4 goal night
Springfield Kings star Doug Robinson shined with three goals but Bob Leduc of the Providence Reds dominated, scoring four goals in a 5 2 win to move Providence within three points of Quebec in the Eastern Division. The Kings thumped Buffalo 7 4 as Robinson helped his team climb within two points of first place Montreal. In other NHL action Orr led Boston with nine shots and an early 1 0 assist, lifting the Bruins toward Montreal and New York, while the Canadiens were idle and the Rangers tied Minnesota 2 2 to stretch their unbeaten run to 11 games. The Seals snapped a four game skid with a 6 1 win over Detroit, and Pittsburgh tied Philadelphia 3 3 with Prentice scoring late for Pittsburgh. Chicago beat St Louis 3 1 as Hull extended his hot stretch.
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Top ranked Gamecocks face early test at Auburn
The No 1 South Carolina Gamecocks open the college basketball season on the road at Auburn in a stern early test. Coach Frank McGuire, who led UNC to a 32-0 title season, jokes about the preseason hype while Kentucky Purdue UCLA also start at home against Tulsa West Virginia Arizona and others in the early slate. The AP poll shows SC, Kentucky, Purdue, and UCLA as the top four, with Duke, North Carolina, Marquette, Villanova, and Colorado among the next tier.
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Elyria High Wrestlers Open Season Versus Rocky River
Elyria High launches its wrestling season Friday at home against Rocky River led by top heavies Joe Kershaw 175 Forrest Waugh 185 and Darrell Hamilton in the lineups The Ohio State men start basketball on the road at Wake Forest with a busy slate including Kent State at Akron Walsh at Baldwin Wallace and more college games across the region.
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