Wilt Chamberlain fuels Knicks fears and Lakers pick
Wilt Chamberlain's presence and pay amid Lakers dominance fuel Knicks concerns as the NBA playoff race tightens. Ed Gottlieb notes Chamberlain's growth, while Willis Reed's health and Lakers home-court edge shape expectations for a possible seven-game series.
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Gilmore lifts Colonels to ABA title series tie
Artis Gilmore dominated for the Kentucky Colonels scoring 29 points while grabbing 26 rebounds and blocking 7 shots in a 102 111 win. Mel Daniels struggled for Indiana with 14 points and 16 rebounds as Rick Mount sprained his left ankle. Don Issel and George McGinnis each posted 28 points.
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Rick Smith MVP at North Olmsted Hockey Awards
Rick Smith was voted Most Valuable Player and Most Assists at the North Olmsted Hockey Club awards banquet. Dan Maser earned three honors including Most Goals Scored, Highest Scorer, and Hat Trick as the team finished 6-9 in 14 games. plans to add varsity status begin next year.
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Jeff McKenney
North Olmsted School Board
Spikes Out Of Indians Lineup For Twin Game
Cleveland Indians will be without outfielder Charlie Spikes in tonight's game against the Minnesota Twins in Minneapolis due to a slight knee strain. Spikes, who hit his sixth home run of the season Sunday, is expected to miss two or three days and may return Friday when Cleveland hosts Oakland.
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Dick Woodson
Gaylord Perry
Jim Raat
Falcons whip Dukes 8 to 3 in baseball clash
Firelands broke a 22 tie in the fourth to defeat Wellington 8 3. Winning pitcher Art Daniels went seven innings with 18 strikeouts and 3 walks. Gary Jame Whitney took the loss after two innings. Firelands hitters included Iona Gall Steve Holevacs Art Daniels Tim Jenkins Dale Wagem Tom Searles Brece Bechtel. Wellington batsmen were Fred Greethan Kyle Gout Catt Gott Rochard Jones Ben Daves Gary Jameson.
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Brece Bechtel
Wellington
Fred Greethan
Kyle Gout
Catt Gott
Rochard Jones
Ben Daves
Gary Jameson
Browns Schedule Shows Dolphins Visit in Weeknight Clash
The Cleveland Browns release their 1973 schedule with seven home games, including a Monday night visit from the NFL champion Miami Dolphins on October 15. The stretch also features Houston and San Diego, and cross state games with Cincinnati and Columbus exhibitions.
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Bengals Open Season With Visit to Denver
The Cincinnati Bengals open the 1973 season at Mile High Stadium in Denver on September 16 against the Broncos. Coach Paul Brown calls the schedule their toughest yet, with home games against Cleveland Pittsburgh Houston Kansas City Minnesota Dallas and the Jets and road trips to San Diego Dallas Buffalo Cleveland Pittsburgh Houston. The team also faces New York Jets St Louis Minnesota and meets Houston at various venues as listed.
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