Havlicek Sparks Celtics Past Lakers In 112 104 Win
Havlicek led Boston with 30 points as the Celtics built a 61 4 halftime lead against the Lakers and with Cowens adding 26 and Nelson 16 Boston held on for a 112 104 victory. West led L A with 21 as Seattle Milwaukee and other NBA results noted.
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Rookie Nel Player Reaches 7000 Yard Milestone in Pro Football
A rookie named Nel player achieved 7000 rushing yards, becoming the fourth rookie in pro football history to reach this mark. The milestone occurred during a recent season game, highlighting a standout breakout by the newcomer.
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Mistakes Halt Elyria Pioneers in Loss to Fremont Ross
Elyria’s five game streak ended as they lost 18 to 0 to Fremont Ross. Barton blamed turnovers for the defeat and praised Fremont’s defense. Fremont coach Shuff cited improved running, game plan shifts, and strong defense as keys to the win and noted familiarity with Elyria’s stop unit.
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Clippers edge Oberlin to share Lakeland lead
The Clippers beat Oberlin 14 8 at Clearview to stay level with Amherst atop the Lakeland Conference. Jenkins rushed for 76 yards and scored the winning fourth down plunge from the Oberlin one as Fortner, Stoudt, and Harris produced key plays for Oberlin, whose penalties and injuries hampered late scoring.
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K of C golfers elect officers for 1973 season
The Knights of Columbus 774 Golf League installed officers at a swizzle party and awards dinner. Terry Tracey became president, Frank Fritz vice president, Otto Sittinger secretary, Al Beauchem assistant secretary. Robert Fritz and Robert Thompson won the league championship. Fritz won the outstanding individual trophy with a two handicap. Multiple members were cited for attendance and awards including Dan Fritz, Jerry Webber, Jack Crane, Otto Sittinger, and others with various honors such as Most Improved and Most Consistent.
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The Greek rates Reds favorites in World Series opener
Las Vegas tale from UPI notes Jimmy Snyder places the Cincinnati Reds as a seven to one favorite to win today’s first World Series game. He later adjusted odds to 8-1 for a Reds sweep, with Oakland at 13-1 to win the Series in four straight.
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Elyria Pioneers Air Attack Powers Win At Fremont
Elyria completed 11 passes, boosting its aerial game last night against Fremont. The Pioneers threw 17 times for 134 yards and outgained Fremont 244 to 229. Scott Wieser led with eight tackles while Jack Sito, Mike Kovacs had six each and Outlaw, Duplessie, Sunagel four apiece.
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