Rams Must Win Two To Keep Title Hopes Alive
The Los Angeles Rams host Green Bay in a pivotal NFL showdown at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. The 9-1-2 Rams need two wins to secure the title as Green Bay, 9-2-1, eyes a late surge. the game features star QBs Roman Gabriel and Bart Starr, a stout Rams defense led by Olsen and Lundy, and a Packers pass defense that limits aerial gains.
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Lester Josephson
Dick Bass
Tommy Mason
Bernice Casey
Jack Snow
Billy Truax
Bart Starr
Starr
Jim Grabowski
Ben Wilson
Donny Anderson
Grabowski
Wilson
Boyd Dowler
Ram Carroll Dale
Max McGee
David Jones
Merlin Olsen
Rodger Brown
Lamar Lundy
Maxie Baugham
Don Chandler
Bruce Gossett
Pro Grid Picks Rise And Fall Weekend Preview
Pro football picks project nine win weekends, with HAL BOCK noting Jets, Rams, and Patriots hope to rise. The slate features key clashes as Oakland and Dallas chase division titles while Chicago and San Francisco aim to rebound. Strong forecasts name Jets, Rams, Cowboys as contenders with pivotal late-season matchups shaping the playoff picture.
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Eenié
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Moe
Houston
New York
UCLA Bruins Roll Past Wichita State 120-86 for 36th Win
UCLA improved to 36 straight victories by routing Wichita State 120-86 at Pauley Pavilion before 12,233 fans. Lew Alcindor scored 28 points, with Mike Lynn adding 21 as UCLA used a full court press to pull away after a close first half.
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Wichita State
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Lew Alcindor
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Bulls edge Supersonics in late tip in NBA thriller
Chicago Bulls beat Seattle 115 114 on Bob Boozer’s last second tip in Seattle. Boozer hit two free throws with 20 seconds left and tipped in a desperation heave as time ran out. Jim Washington led Chicago with 24 points while Wall Hazard, Rob Rule scored 21 apiece for Seattle.
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Chicago Bulls
National Basketball Association
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Sonics
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Boozer
Tommy Kron
Chicago
Keith Hrickson
Jim Washington
Wall Hazzard
Rob Rule
Boozer Sid
Mescy
Widgin
Tucker Taa
M Lemoe
Sloan
Hazard Ida
Kron
Haskins
Wells
Tucker
Stillwater Tops Schuylerville In 67 41 League Win
Stillwater defeated visiting Schuylerville 67 to 41 after leading by nine at halftime. Jim Brown and Frank Russelli each scored 16, Dave Bochette 11, while Schuylerville’s Joe Salley led with 18. Stillwater stands 2-0 in league play and 3-1 overall after also winning the preliminary 56-41.
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Schuylerville
Jim Brown
Frank Russelli
Dave Bochette
Joe Salley
Siltey
Brown
Nola
Carney
Jeffords
Russet
McDougall
Bochelle
Drew
Carpenter
Cormie
Callechia
Nardetti
Smith
Youals
Seluyle Cy Metoi
Chaparrals Rally Past Amigos 123 110 in Dallas
The Dallas Chaparrals came from behind to beat Anaheim 123-110 in an ABA game. Bob Verga scored 33 points, John Beasley added 25 and grabbed 20 rebounds, while Warren Davis led Anaheim with 33 points and Steve Chubin added 20.
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Dallas Chaparrals
American Basketball Association
Anaheim
Bob Verga
John Beasley
Warren Davis
Amigos
Steve Chubin
Dallas Warley
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Hagan
Condon
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Wilson
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Flyers Blank Kings to Reclaim West Lead
Goalie Doug Favell earned his second shutout of the season as the Philadelphia Flyers defeated the Los Angeles Kings 3-0 in Long Beach. The win moved Philadelphia to the top of the NHL West Division with 28 points, one more than Los Angeles, who dropped to second after a prior 7-2 loss in Philadelphia.
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College basketball results across multiple games and scores
A sweep of scattered collegiate games shows Stonehill 100 over Siena 94 and Albany State 68 over Norwich VI 103. Other scores include Cortland 9, Morrisville 69, Alfred ATC 73, Colgate 11, Buffalo State ao, Oswego State 11, Rochester Tech 77, Cincinnati 60, Miami Ohio 44, Maryland? 75, Drake 114 over Olvide College 61, Hofstra 76 over Northeastern 84, American US 79, St. Paul’s 114 over ? etc. A long list of results across conferences and nonconference play with varied margins.
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Siena
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Frodoanta
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Morrisville
Paul Smith
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Ohio
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Kentucky Centre
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Depaun
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Adelphi
Furman
East Carolina
Delaware State
St. Paul's
Drake
Olvide College
American US
Hofstra
Northeastern
Maine
Pan American
North Dako
Pipers Edge Colonels 93 89 in ABA clash
Pittsburgh Pipers beat Kentucky Colonels 93 to 89 led by Charles Vaughn 28 points and Art Heyman 22. Darel Carrier had 20 for Kentucky, with Jim Ligon 18 and Louie Dampier 16. Attendance 2,767.
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Louie Dampier
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Rascoe
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Nash
Hawks Batter Royals in 110-95 Win
St Louis built a 12 point third quarter lead and rolled past Cincinnati 110-95 as Bill Bridges scored seven straight in the fourth. Bridges led all scorers with 23 points, Zelmo Beaty added 22, while Jerry Lucas and Oscar Robertson each had 22 for Cincinnati. Lucas pulled 21 rebounds in a seven game skid for the Royals.
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Scholastic basketball scores snapshot across leagues
Across scholastic leagues Albany Amsterdam Linton and others posted scores with overtime and non league matchups. Notable results include Troy edging Schuyler 72 71 in overtime and Watervliet over Ballston Spa 72 69 while Mohonasen beat Shaker 63 45. Non league and parochial results list St Josephs Johns St Patricks and others with mixed outcomes.
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Greenville
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Richmondville
Sharon Springs
Lakers Edge Pistons in cameo by Clark at Detroit
Archie Clark returned to his boyhood area in Ecorse and scored 10 of his team’s final 22 points guiding the Los Angeles Lakers to a 115-113 win over the Detroit Pistons. West led LA with 27, Baylor 21, Clark 20. Bing had 25 for Detroit as Pistons rallied late but fell short.
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Archie Clark
Ecorse
Los Angeles Lakers
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Pistons
Dave Bing
Clark
Tom Haskins
Eglin Baylor
Los Angeles
Jerry West
Baylor
Mel Counts
Bing
West
Barnes
Hing
Chappell
Dbusre
Counts
Disciger & Goodrich
Biles
Hawkins
Strander
Imhoff
Strawder
Allendance
Waterford Edges Catskill 61 56 in league clash
Waterford tripped visiting Catskill 61 to 56 to claim a second Central Hudson Valley League win. Ed Osterhout and Bill Smith scored 15 and 14, leading Waterford. Dennis Carnevale added 12 as Catskill’s Bernice Latimore topped all scorers with 22 in a 3-1 Waterford start.
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Ed Osterhout
Bill Smith
Osterhout
Smith
Dennis Carnevale
Bernice Latimore
Vaughn
Carnevale
Ivery
Falcone
Latimer
O'Neil
Conners
Russell
Rockets Top Warriors 137 107 in Bay Area NBA clash
San Diego Rockets defeated San Francisco Warriors 137 to 107 in Oakland. Nate Thurmond was ejected in the second quarter after two technicals. John Block led San Diego with 36 points, a career high, as eight Rockets reached double figures. Rudy LaRusso and Jeff Sanders scored 16 for the Warriors.
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San Francisco Warriors
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Warrior
Earl Strom
Thurmond
Warriors
Franklin Mieuli
John Block
San Diego
Rockets
Rudy LaRusso
Jeff Sanlins
San Francisco
Florida and Miami Renew Rivalry In TV Showdown
Florida quarterback Larry Rentz leads a high scoring Gators attack against Miami in a televised regular season clash. Coach Charlie Tate’s Hurricanes, led by a reformatted offense around Rentz’s versatility, seek an upset as Florida eyes momentum ahead of bowl season while both teams bring 6-3 records into the game.
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Florida
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Larry
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Jackie Eckdahl
Larry Smith
Richard Trapp
Ted Hendricks
David Olivo
Doug McGee
Vince Opalsky
John Acuff
Tate
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Gators
Steve Spurrier
76ers Triumph Over Knicks 117-109
Philadelphia held off New York 117-109 as Garry Costello closed strong with four straight foul shots and an assist in the final minute. Wilt Chamberlain led Philadelphia with 26 points, Cunningham 24, and Barnett 26 for the Knicks. Costello and Chamberlain key late scoring to secure the win before 7,861 fans.
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Dick Barnett
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Fred Crawford
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Panladelona Russell
Nchhem
Ue Ge
Reed
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Greer
Harnett
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Il Jones
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I. Walker
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Smelconni
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U Dunham
Jackson
Johnson O
Tolentos
Celtics Rally to Top Bullets in 123 108 Victory
Boston recovered from a slim halftime deficit to surge 14 straight points in the third period. Tom Sanders sparked the run with six points as the Celtics, led by John Havlicek with 25 points and Bailey Howell 21, defeated Baltimore 123 to 108 before 13 020 fans at the Garden. Don Ohl led the Bullets with 26 points.
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Boston Celtics
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Sam Jones
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Howell
Scott
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Monroe
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Ad Loughry
Mayilck Vw
Bel Manning
Nelson
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Graham
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Marin
Ballimore
Allendance
Draper Edges Cohoes In Narrow Council Win
Draper topples Cohoes 38 36 as Dave Gestwick hits a 20 foot jumper with 20 seconds left. Draper improves to 2 0 in league and 3 0 overall while Cohoes drops to 1 1 and 3 1. Tim Ryan tallies five points and Mike Ryan adds eight for Draper. Cohoes standout Ito leads the comeback and Dan Hytke scores on a late jumper that is wiped out on a three second violation. World Swimmers of 1967 Mark Spitz and Debbie Meyer recognized by Swimming World Magazine in Hollywood.
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Draper
Colonial Council
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Tim Ryan
Ito
Dan Hytke
Dave D'Agostino
Gent
Chuck Kranitsky
Mike Ryan
Tigers
Draper Cohoes
Gambriele
Tribley
Kranitsky
Sala
Nichols
M Ryan
Dag'ting
Lh Hythe
Tom Ryan
North Hollywood
Calif
Berlin Tops Roe-Jan Cagers 62 60 in tight county clash
Berlin beat Roeliff-Jan Sen 62 to 60 as Loyal Maxon hit a late layup with four seconds left. Berlin’s Mason led with 22 points including eight in the final period. Demick added 14 and Stowells 12. Roe-Jan’s Ted Preusser had 17. Berlin improves to 1-0 in the loop, 2-3 overall. Roe-Jan is 0-1 in the loop.
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Ted Preusser
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