Ten NBA Players Face Fines for All Star Game
Ten NBA players and possibly one more face fines or suspensions after the league's two day meeting. The group includes Wilt Chamberlain Gail Goodrich John Havlicek Nate Archibald Bob Love Paul Silas Connie Hawkins Archie Clark Oscar Robertson and Bob Lanier. Dave De Busschere sat out with a rib injury. Also discussed was Julius Erving's post season signing with Atlanta and Milwaukee's draft pick. The governors noted NBA attendance for 1971 72 rose eight percent to 6 642 634.
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John Havlicek
Boston
Nate Archibald
Cincinnati
Bob Love
Chicago
Paul Silas
Connie Hawkins
Phoenix
Archie Clark
Baltimore
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Milwaukee
Bob Lanier
Detroit
Dave DeBusschere
New York
Robertson
Players’ Association
Julius Erving
Erving
Virginia Squires
ABA
Atlanta Hawks
Boston Celtics
Chicago Bulls
Rubin Named 76ers Coach
Roy Rubin, 45, was named head coach of the Philadelphia 76ers succeeding Jack Ramsay who quit after the 1971-72 season. Rubin, then Long Island University head coach and athletic director, said he would coach what he is handed and does not expect miracles.
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Philadelphia
Roy Rubin
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia 76Ers
Rubin
Long Island University
Jack Ramsay
76Ers
Six Golfers Lead U S Open Tourney at Pebble Beach
Jim Wiechers and six others tied at one under 71 lead the opening round of the 72nd U S Open at Pebble Beach. Gary Player, Chi Chi Rodriguez, Jack Nicklaus, Orville Moody, Mason Rudolph, and Kermit Zarley tied at 71 as top contenders amid fog, waves, and brutal finishing holes.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Jim Wiechers
Gary Player
Orville Moody
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Tom Shaw
Tennessee
Mason Rudolph
Kermit Zarley
Bob Hope
Bobby Cole
Don Massengale
Cesar Sanudo
Tom Weiskopf
Lee Trevino
Bill Casper
Kermit Zariey
Don Massengate
Ed Sneed
Rik Massengate
Tom Weiskant HY
Tom Jenkins
Rod Funseth
Jerry Heard
Dave Hill
Ralph Johnston
Homero Blancas
Chuck Courtney
Jim Colbert
Bruce Crampton
George Archer
Johnny Miller
Bobby Mitchell
Billy Casper
Fight Tonight in Thomasville headline bout at City Auditorium
Local heavyweight Joe Alexander headlines a boxing card at the City Auditorium with 8 p.m. doors and 10 round main event against Tommy Brown of New Jersey. Aiming to entertain adults and children, Alexander trains in Valdosta and plans a July bout in New York with Wendell Newton ahead of a Patterson match.
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Thomasville
City Auditorium
Joe Alexander
Alexander
Tommy Brown
New Jersey
Valdosta
New York
Wendell Newton
Floyd Patterson
Pedro Augusta
Augusta
Newton
Patterson
Arizona State Falls to USC in Elimination Duel for Title
Southern California forced a deciding 15th game by defeating Arizona State 3 1 in Omaha. Ray Scarberg held ASU to limited hits while Roy Smalley and Clint Myers drove runs. USC pitcher Eddie Bane earned a 1 0 win in the series’s second round action.
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Tim Steele
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Scarberg
Ken Huizenga
Smalley
Milt Guggia
Southern Cal
Steele
Carly Arenstein
Eddie Bane
Oklahoma
Friday to Sunday Baseball Schedule With Noted Pitchers
Listing of 1 to 7 Friday games including Los Angeles at Chicago Montreal at Atlanta and others with pitchers Osteen Morton Renko Reed Kelley Blass Koosman Nolan Carlton Wilson Carrithers Wise plus Saturday and Sunday pairings among Montreal Atlanta San Diego Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Houston San Francisco St Louis Detroit California Chicago Boston Texas New York Kansas City Milwaukee Baltimore Minnesota Cleveland Oakland with no results given.
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Blass
New York
Koosman
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Houston
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Carrithers
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Clark
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West
W. L. Pat
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Wood
Culp
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Kline
Drago
Lonborg
Palmer
Kaat
Wilcox
Hargan
Holtzman
Robertson powers Pirates back to NL East lead
Bob Robertson broke slump with three hits and four RBIs as the Pirates split a rain delayed doubleheader with the Giants 4-1 and 9-7 to move one half game ahead of the idle Mets. Williams homered twice for the Cubs in a 10-1 win over the Padres.
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Associated Press
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
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New York Mets
Mets
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Dave Giusti
Giants
Billy Williams
Chicago
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Bill Hands
Royals
Mayberry
Vince Colbert
Graig Nettles
Cleveland
California
Ray Fosse
Clyde Wright
Nettles
Colbert
Angels
Trinity V Eyes Finals in NCAA Tennis Showdown
In Athens Texas Trinity University faces Stanford as the NCAA tennis championships narrow to two days. Trinity fields top seed Dick Stockton and Brian Gottfried against Stanford’s Alex Mayer and Roscoe Tanner with a possible title on the line. Trinity leads the series 32-28 against Stanford.
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Stanford University
Trinity
Dick Stockton
Brian Gottfried
Stanford
Alex Mayer
Roscoe Tanner
California
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