Bradley Applies For Knicks Roster After Rhodes Scholar Stint
Bradley joins the New York Knicks after completing a Rhodes Scholar year in England. The 6 foot 5 guard will begin practicing and observe at McGuire Air Force Base before joining the team for an on-deday basis. He signed a four year 500000 dollar deal last spring and will spend weekends and two weeks each summer on Air Force duty.
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Lakers Top 76ers In Extra Period Thriller
Los Angeles overcame Philadelphia 128 122 in overtime at the Spectrum. Baylor scored eight of his 32 in OT after Wilt Chamberlain tied the game at 120. Jerry West added 23 as the Lakers stayed unbeaten in the overtime era.
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Siena Five Upends Clarkson in Final Minute Surge
Siena College Indians rallied from a 42-38 halftime deficit to lead 80-76 with a minute left and finished strong, an eight-point burst in the final minute securing an 88-76 victory over Clarkson. Mike Long scored a career high 31 for Siena, while Russ Hall led Clarkson with 24. Siena freshmen beat JCA 76-70 in the prelim.
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Hawkins 38 Points Lift Pipers Over Rockets
Connie Hawkins scored 38 points matching his season high and hit key foul shots in the final minutes to secure a 101-98 win for the Pittsburgh Pipers over the Denver Rockets in an ABA game. Chico Vaughn's late layup gave Pittsburgh the lead at 97-96 before Hawkins sealed it. Grant Simmons led Denver with 29 points.
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Muskeys Nip Chaparrals In Overtime
Gary Keller sank a late free throw after time ran out in the second overtime to lift the Minnesota Muskies to a 136 135 ABA win over Dallas. Keller was fouled by Dallas guard Riney Lachmann as the buzzer sounded to end the second OT amid a 134 134 tie. Dallas star Mel Daniels led Minnesota with 43 points while Dallas' Vega totaled 38 as the clubs traded shots through three tense periods.
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Partial OCR text references a New York area store, a money code and a Friday timing. It cites Central A New Yor and Albary Vittert with hints of a sale or event. Details are garbled but indicate a local shop featuring a pay method and a date frame.
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Indiana Rolls Over Americans
Indiana Pacers beat New Jersey Americans 121 to 106 in American Basketball Association action. Roger Brown and Fred Lewis sparked a 42 point fourth period explosion as Brown scored 12 of his 33 and Lewis 15 of his 29 in the final quarter. Stu Johnson led New Jersey with 21 points while Tony Jackson added 19. The Pacers trailed 83 79 entering the fourth but surged with seven straight points in 20 seconds after Halftime.
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Knicks Brush Bullets In Second Game Of Doubleheader
The New York Knickerbockers powered by Walt Bellamy and Cazzie Russell had nine players reach double figures scoring as they routed the Baltimore Bullets 148 to 117 in the NBA doubleheader at Madison Square Garden.
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Bucs Rally Past Mavericks 112 97 In New Orleans
Doug Moe scored 33 points to lead the New Orleans Bucs to a 112 97 win over the Houston Mavericks. New Orleans rose to 17 5, while Houston dropped to 7 15. Moe poured in 20 after halftime as New Orleans forged a late surge.
Warriors rally past Sonics in 133 121 shootout
In Oakland the Warriors outscored Seattle 133 to 121 as Terry Dischinger led with 18 victories in 22 games and Jeff Mullins poured 29 points. Walt Hazzard top Sonics with 29 while Bing grabbed a late sequence to seal the win. Kojis and Kimbell added support.
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Tamarac Gridders Honored at Fire Department Dinner
Tamarac High School football team, undefeated 7-0, earned the Southern Conference championship. Fire departments hosted a Father-Son Dinner at Center Brunswick Fire Hall with Ed Picken as toastmaster and W. Kenneth Doyle as guest speaker. Trophy presented by Capt. Bruce Roeck to Principal Herbert Ward. all-stars named: Dobert, Bornt, Lewis, Roeck, Jarem, Winters.
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Chatham Tops Burgh Behind Wood Scoring Show
Scott Wood poured in 37 points to pace Chatham to a 62-48 non league victory over Lansing Burgh. Wood sparked the first 10 points, helped by 17 free throws, as Chatham built a 34-25 halftime lead and expanded it to 49-34 after three quarters. Rory Hill scored 13 and Jerome Carignan 10 for Lansingburgh, while Wood also grabbed 21 rebounds in the effort. Chatham improves to 2-0. their jayvees won 70-49.
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Colonial Council Opener: Cohoes Beats Watervliet 57 to 52
Cohoes defeats Watervliet in the Colonial opener at Cohoes Armory as Joe Loudis’s squad denies a Cannoneers rally. Dan Ilytko led with 17 points, Tim Ryan added nine while Joe Belokopitsky tallied 19 for Cohoes, who led after each quarter and cashed key late free throws to seal the win.
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Bulls Edge Royals 105 104 on late Boozer layup
Chicago Bulls defeated the Cincinnati Royals 105 104 as Bob Boozer scored two baskets in the final 31 seconds. Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati with 37 points and Jerry Lucas added 23, but Cincinnati missed its last four shots, including a late tip-in attempt. Boozer finished with 21 for Chicago, which has won seven of ten after an early slump.
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Stillwater Cagers Trim St Peter's in Non League Win
Frank Russell scored 19 points and Tom Marshall 18 to lead visiting Stillwater to a 67 54 victory over St Peter's of Saratoga Springs last night. Stillwater pulled away with a 24 7 second half run as Dan Connor led St Peter's with 16 points. Stillwater improves to 2 1.
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Salem Hands Hartford 4th Setback in Overtime
Salem defeated Hartford 56-50 in overtime in a non league game. Len Robewles led Hartford with 27 points while Combs scored 22 for Salem. The win moved Salem to 2-1 after a 53-53 deadlock at four quarters.
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