UCLA Leads AP poll as UCLA tops Houston in rankings
UCLA remains undefeated at 13 0 and leads the AP top ten with 349 points after sweeping Wichita State and Iowa State. Houston earns 313 as second, Vanderbilt slides, Kentucky slips, and Purdue, Davidson, Indiana, and Princeton hover in the poll amid a reshuffle of the national rankings.
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Bruins suffer key injuries as Orr and Green sidelined
Boston Bruins face a rough stretch with Bobby Orr out about three weeks due to a broken left collarbone and Ted Green sidelined by a severe right knee bruise. GM Milt Schmidt remains confident the club can stay atop the East Division while the two stars recover, citing resilience and depth as reasons to push on.
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School 1 Gridders Honored After Undefeated Season
The School 1 football team, 4 0 1, won the Public School Athletic League championship as PTA hosted an honoring banquet. Speakers included Gerald Amyot and Eugene Del Vecchio. Ed Farmer accepted the team trophy amid student tributes and award presentations to co captains Tom Thomas and Al Favarty and others.
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Pick a Present and Bargains at the Stores features
Classifieds in The Record News Papers present daily picks for gifts and bargain items under Pick a Present and Bargains at the Stores. Read today for easy gift ideas and store discounts.
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Namath Had a Tough Day After Chiefs Pressure
New York quarterback Joe Namath endured a rough game at Shea Stadium as Kansas City’s Buck Buchanan and Ernie Ladd sacked him repeatedly. The Jets lost another game and Namath, already dealing with a sore thumb, avoided deep passes as Oakland looms in the schedule. The Chiefs’ ferocious defense, described by coach Hank Stram as among the best he’d faced, kept Namath uncomfortable throughout the contest.
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Chaparralls Hold Off Pacers In ABA Thriller
Dallas Chaparrals defeated the Indiana Pacers 119-114 after a late rally. Cincy Powell led Dallas with 23 points, while Cliff Hagan added 20. Roger Brown poured in 34 for Indiana as the hosts pulled away in the final quarter.
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Fragmented college basketball results and scores summary
A scrambled list of college basketball results shows numerous teams with scattered scores and opponents. Notable entries include Oklahoma 78, Morehead State 71, Maryland 87, Kansas State 82, Arizona State 85, Wichita 122, Texas and several others with mixed outcomes and uneven readability.
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Albany Downs LBC Juniors rout Lansingburgh in gym win
Albany Boys' Club topped Lansingburgh Boys' Club 93 to 45 at Delaware Avenue gym. Jim Horne led Albany with 13 points, followed by Jim Nelson 12 and Jack Dodwell 8. Lansingburgh's top scorer was Jim Sullivan with 15.
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Oaks Top Americans By 127 105
Oakland jumped to a fast start and beat the New Jersey Americans 127-105 to snap a four game ABA skid. Gary Bradds and Severn Tart sparked the offense early as Taft scored 30 points and Bradds added 22 in his second game with the Oaks. Stewart Johnson led the Americans with 18.
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Bill Boxley Leads Troy JCC In Key Bombers Clash
Bill Boxley, averaging 21.5 points per game, tops the Troy Jewish Community Center High School squad as they host Vanderheyden Hall Thursday at 7 43 p m at School 16. He scored 27 in Troy’s 71 47 win over Gloversville JCC, with Boxley tallying 27 of Troy 71.
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Caradoris Triumph Over Red & Gun Club In City League
In Cohoes City Basketball League senior action Caradoris defeated Red & Gun Club 70 to 34 while St Josephs topped Co B 42 to 35. Notable scorers included Walt Adey 21 for Caradoris and John Ferrara 12 for St Josephs with contributions from Lynn Dearstyne and Jack Breton.
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Face Rams In Do Die Game Colts Ready For Clash
Baltimore Colts face the Los Angeles Rams in a do or die showdown in Los Angeles. Coach Don Shula notes healthier depth after injuries with Alvin Haymond, Raymond Berry, and Orr expected to be limited or out. Alex Hawkins, replacing Berry, aims to respond after a nose injury, as Baltimore seeks a 14 percent improved physical shape for the decisive match.
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Rams 2 Point Pick Over Colts Sunday
Los Angeles Rams two point favorites over the Baltimore Colts in a coastal division showdown to decide the title. Rams riding a 10 1 2 season mark and a seven game win streak since their last tie. Colts 11 0 2 and also on a seven game streak. first meeting a 24 24 tie October 15 in Baltimore. If Rams win they claim the division and Western Conference playoff berth. a Colts win or tie keeps them in the run for the spot.
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Sacred Heart Sweeps Biddy and Junior Wins In CYO
Sacred Heart teams defeated St. Augustine's in two age groups while the intermediate squad fell. Biddies and juniors carried the day with solid scoring from Jocko O'Donnell Ricky McGlazhlin Tim Divian and J Vitale. Intermediates saw St. Augustine's claim the victory behind Bob Buckley Bob Kilgallen and Dick Lewis.
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St Jude's Cagers Win CYO Game At Center
St Jude's defeated St Mary's 59 to 45 in a CYO intermediate basketball game at the CYO Center yesterday. St Jude's scorers included Phil Glogowski 20, Phil Casey 9, Paul Fitzpatrick 10, Larry McNamara 6, Ray Champitte 9, Paul Hogan 4, Jim Gosetle 1. St Mary's top scorers were John Farron 13, Frank Merola 13, Tom Walsh 8, Ray Hoffman 4, Nick Aitrovato 2, Bill Crandall 3, Bill Testo 2.
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