Lanier Sparks West All-Stars From Bench in 134-122 Win
Bob Lanier, 6-11 pistons center, came off the bench to lead the West with 24 points and 10 rebounds as Milwaukee’s Kareem Abdul Jabbar aided a late surge. West coach Larry Costello used Lanier and Spencer Haywood to blunt two East comebacks at Seattle.
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Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Association
Lanier
Seattle
Spencer Haywood
Larry Costello
Milwaukee
Costello
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Dabbar
Jabbar
Chicago
Dave Cowens
Boston
Motta Becomes NBA's First Suspended Coach At 1-Week Penalty
Seattle AP Motta of the Chicago Bulls becomes the first NBA coach suspended, receiving a one week ban and $2000 fine from Commissioner Kennedy after an incident with official Ed Batagowski following Chicago's 103-101 loss at Seattle on Jan 4. Kennedy also warns actions against Gus Goodrich and Phil Jackson as league expands franchise and player pool for 1974-75.
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Dick Motta
Chicago Bulls
National Basketball Association
NBA
Walter Kennedy
Leontine
Motta
Chicago
Ed Batagowski
Kennedy
Gus Goodrich
Los Angeles Lakers
Phil Jackson
New York Knicks
Goodrich
Seattle Center
Colisseum
Jackson
King, Lorain Catholic, Clearview top C-T poll
The Chronicle Telegram's first area high school roundball poll of 1974 ranks Admiral King Westlake and Elyria in Class AAA with top points. Clearview leads Class AA and South Central tops Class A with standout first place votes and high point totals among area teams.
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Lorain Catholic
Clearview
Chronicle-Telegram
C-T
Admirals
Westlake
Demons
Elyria
Firelands
Spartans
Falcons
Brookside
Obertin
South Central
Clearview Lone Great Team Ranked in State Top 10
Clearview Lone Great Team earns a state top 10 ranking by United Press International as the lone Loram County school in the poll. The Clippers sit third in Class A behind Mansfield St. Peter and Sebring South Central, with no local teams in Class A. Class AAA features Canton McKinley tops with Admiral King 12th.
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Loram County
United Press International
Clippers
Cories
Mansfield St. Peter
Sebring South Central
Firelands
Canton McKinley
Admiral King
Westlake Lath
Elvrra
Akron Manchester
Cedeno fined $100 in fatal motel shooting case
Houston Astros outfielder Cesar Cedeno was fined $100 and the involuntary manslaughter conviction for the 19 year old victim in the Keko Motel shooting nears closure. Judge Porfirio Natera imposed the token fine after Cedeno testified the shooting was accidental during a struggle over a pistol. The case could still face appeals by survivors and civil suits have been filed on behalf of the victim and her young daughter.
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D.R
UPI
Houston Astros
Cesar Cedeno
Cedeno
Porfirio Natera
Cedeny
Cedero
Altagracia de la Cruz
Felicia de la Cruz
Miss de la Cruz
Notre Dame Drews Georgetown as UCLA backs Walton comeback
The second ranked Fighting Irish crushed Georgetown 104-77 as UCLA announced Bill Walton would play in the Big One after healing a back injury. Walton passed a workout and will join a two game Midwest trip ahead of the Notre Dame showdown in South Bend.
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UCLA
GICLA
Fighting Irish
Bruins
Georgetown
Bill Walton
Walton
Midwest
South Bend
Washington State
John Shumate
Adrian Dan Uey
Dick Phelps
Dolphins limp out of camp after Super Bowl win
Miami Dolphins arrived at the AFC camp bruised after their 24 7 victory over Minnesota last Sunday. Star running back Larry Csonka and wide receiver Paul Warfield declared themselves unfit for the Pro Bowl game in Kansas City. Defensive end Bill Stanfill also left for medical exams with bruised ribs. Wayne Moore skipped due to a twisted knee. Larry Little and Mercury Morris to be examined by NFL doctors. Marv Hubbard and Haven Moses named as replacements.
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UPI
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Bill Stanfill
Kansas City
Wayne Moore
Moore
Larry Little
Mercury Morris
NFL
Csonka
Vikings
Stanfill
Warfield
Oakland
Marv Hubbard
Denver
Haven Moses
Stantill
Amherst girls push past Brookside to stay unbeaten in Lakeland
Amherst and Brookside traded leads as the Comets pull away with a 45-35 victory to improve to 2-0 in Lakeland Conference play. Denise Park dominated inside with 15 points and 18 rebounds, while Debbie Leslie added key outside shooting. Brookside, hindered by foul trouble and lack of seniors, drops to 1-1 and heads to Wellington next week.
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Brookside
Comet
Cardinals
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Debbie Leslie
Leslie
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Comets
Nancy DeVinitz
Carol Zellmer
Amherst Brookside
T G. F. Paints
Park
Smorgan
Lestie
Eckenrode
Keene
e@ Henderson
Ashton
Jackson
Alvers
Kirsch
Kine
Flaaonski
Vmorgan
Hall of Fame opens as Mantle first-year bid looms
New York Yankees legend Mickey Mantle faced a 75 percent voting hurdle from about 350 BBWAA ballots to gain election to the Hall of Fame. Whitey Ford and Ralph Kiner were among veterans seeing their chances discussed as the era of first-year eligibility began with Mantle's run. Spahn had achieved entry last year, while Kiner neared his final chances.
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New York Yankee
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Whitey Ford
Ralph Kiner
Mantle
Baseball Writers Association of America
BBWAA
Hall of Fame
Ted Williams
Bob Feller
Stan Musial
Sandy Koufax
Jackie Robinson
Warren Spahn
Spahn
Ford
Kiner
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