West heavyweights clash in NBA All Star tilt
In Los Angeles at the Forum 17 505 fans will watch Kareem Abdul Jabbar and Wilt Chamberlain anchor the West in the 2nd annual All Star Game. The East features Dave Cowens and Billy Cunningham while eight players are first time All Stars.
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Cowboys eye trades as Morton and Thomas spark tension
Dallas coach Tom Landry contemplates trading backup quarterback Craig Morton amid talk of a new quarterback to groom as Staubach gains leverage. Duane Thomas’s mood and a rumored raise dispute add friction, while Staubach eyes greater control of play calling after Super Bowl VI victory.
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Hagen widens scoring lead with 34 as Raiders crush Highland
Dan Hagen of Columbia increased his area scoring lead by netting 34 points in an 86 53 victory over Highland. He now averages 25.9, four points ahead of runner up Dave Mesenberg of Western Reserve, with Jim Kusmik of Black River and Jim Hrivnak of Avon among the top contenders.
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West Coast Trio Dominates AP Top Ten In Tight Race
UCLA holds No. 1 with 40 of 41 first place votes after a 12 0 week. Long Beach State climbs to No. 4, Southern Cal rises to No. 8 as Virginia falls from the top group. Marquette remains No. 2 with 722 points. North Carolina is No. 3, Louisville No. 6, Ohio State No. 7, Virginia No. 9, Penn No. 10. New entrants include Princeton Minnesota Tennessee Northern Illinois.
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UPI Top 20 College Basketball Rankings Jan 15
UPI released its seventh weekly top 20 with first place votes and win loss records as of Jan 15. Kentucky Illinois Indiana Missouri sit 15 16 17 18 with other teams Duquesne Jacksonville Kentucky Maryland Missouri Niagara Ohio University Oral Roberts Providence St John s NY St Louis St Bonaventure Syracuse Toledo among those receiving votes.
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Elyria Hall of Fame Stag Party Set for Tomorrow
A sports party to raise funds for Elyria Sports Hall of Fame enshrinement is planned at the United Polish Club tomorrow. Vic Janowicz, former Elyria and Ohio State star, and other sports figures will attend. Old Elyria High and Ohio State game films will be shown. Tickets at the door are $3 and include admission and refreshments.
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Loyal Miami fans celebrate Dolphins homecoming
Loyal fans gathered in Miami to cheer the Dolphins after their season, despite a 24-3 playoff loss to Dallas. Coach Don Shula recalled highs like the marathon playoff win over Kansas City as 2,000 to 10,000 fans cheered. a special airport area hosted the welcome.
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Alouettes deny bid for Landry
Montreal general manager Red O Quinn said the Alouettes have Landry on their list but have not offered a four year 500000 contract or spoken to the Detroit Lions star Landry denied the Detroit report and noted he is evaluating options after his four year stint with UMASS alumnus.
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Pro basketball results and All-Star schedule
Summary of upcoming and past pro basketball games with no games scheduled on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. East West All-Star Game listed in Los Angeles. ABA notes no games scheduled with several matchups including Pittsburgh at Indiana Floridians at New York Memphis at Dallas Virginia at Kentucky Floridians vs Carolina at Charlotte Memphis at Utah Dallas at Denver.
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