Hawks tumble in Phoenix 139 118 loss shocks Atlanta
Phoenix Suns defeated Atlanta 139 118 in Albuquerque marking their first win over the Hawks since the NBA expansion. Connie Hawkins scored 29 as Phoenix forced 28 turnovers and shot 54.4 percent. Atlanta played without Lou Hudson and slipped further in the standings.
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Notre Dame Eyes Cotton Bowl Bid After 44 Years
Notre Dame may accept a Cotton Bowl invitation to face SWC champion after Texas-Arkansas outcomes. Ohio State, Missouri, Arkansas, Penn State, Tennessee, and others vie for spots in Sugar Orange Gator Sun Bowls. Rose and Rose-bound teams sharpen rivalry stakes as Big Ten rules limit repeat trips.
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Orr increases NHL scoring lead with four assists
Boston star Bobby Orr boosted his league scoring lead by four assists as the Bruins beat Los Angeles 7-4. Arnie Brown tallied twice for the Rangers in a 5-1 win over St. Louis. Chicago and Montreal also posted victories amid a day of tight finishes and earlier results.
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Wittenberg accepts bowl bid
Wittenberg accepts a bowl bid as college football action unfolds. Pittsburgh defeated Los Angeles 3-1 and Detroit battled Minnesota to a 2-2 standoff. The hockey note highlights Bobby Orr’s scoring pace as he helps Boston with three assists in the second period.
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Al Unser Dominates 200-Mile Wet Riverside Race
Al Unser leads a rain delayed 200 mile Bobby Ball Memorial at Phoenix with a race record 119 mph victory. Wally Dallenbach and third place Unser from Albuquerque chased, while Rudy and others fumbled laps as an oval clash ended with Unser extending a points lead. Boston and New York hockey results mix with Rangers surge past Blues, lifting New York atop the NHL East as Brown and Gilberto spark the win.
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Blanco tops local bowling with 621 series
Tom Blanco led area bowlers with a 621 series in the Couples Club League at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes, posting 206 202 and 213. Charlie Young added a 615 in the Juniors League at Stoner's, with a high game of 242 amid scores between 198 and 175. Bob Carman topped the Twist ers League at Center Ridge nes with a 610 on games of 168 and 442.
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Barons edge Voyagers to top AMAHL standings
United Press International reports the Buffalo Bisons beat the Montreal Voyagers 3-2 to seize first in the American Hockey League. Montreal led 2-0 behind Bob Berry and Robin Burns before Don Blackburn Dennis Kassian and Guy Trottier answered for Buffalo. Springfield Kings also won 3-2 over Quebec Aces, while Cleveland beat Providence 4-1 and Rochester defeated Hershey 4-1.
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Malin leads area women with 522 series in weekend bowling
Carole Malin topped area women bowlers with a 522 series at Evans Lanes, offsetting a 134 game with 196 and 192. Don Schofield, Ruth Markus, Marge Kuzak, and Stella Hewitt also posted strong scores in various leagues as Lou McAngus was runner up with 521 in the Couples Club Lanes. Doliy Davis and Pat Cheesman posted notable 518 and 505 series at Grafton Lanes. Charlotte Roig led Sunday Afternoon Couples with 512, Patty Moore headed Stoney's Juniors with 519, Eamie Buell posted 507 in Harvey's Mixed Doubles, and Barb Whalen reached 500 in Center Ridge’s Guys and Dolls.
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