Celtics and Knicks Each Win In Double Overtime Showdowns
In New York, the Knicks outlasted the Bulls 125-123 in a second overtime as Bellamy and Russell sparked late rallies. Boston beat Chicago 121-114 after two extra periods, led by Havlicek and Jones as Boston held off Chicago’s late surges.
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Has Broken Ankle Daniels Out For Year
New York AP reports Clem Daniels of Oakland will miss the rest of the season with a broken ankle. Oakland leads the Western Division by a half game and must face Kansas City, San Diego, Houston, New York, and Buffalo without their top runner. Pete Banaszak will start against the Chiefs Thanksgiving Day, with Roger Hagberg and Hewitt Dixon also in the backfield as needed.
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Namath Helps Maynard Toast Namath Helps Maynard Toast
Joe Namath's No. 1 target Don Maynard rose to AFL receiving leader as Maynard caught five passes for 112 yards against Boston, giving him 50 receptions and 1121 yards. Namath remains among top passers as Len Dawson and John Had lead. Boston's Gino Cappelletti overtook scoring, while Namath’s other WRs lag and Namath's Jets face tough division rivalries.
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Warriors Blast Pistons Big win at Cow Palace
San Francisco Warriors routed Detroit Pistons 124 to 98 in an NBA game at the Cow Palace. Detroit missing leading scorer Dave Bing, as SF built a 27-23 first quarter lead and pulled away with a 19-4 second quarter run. Jeff Mullins led SF with key scoring while Bob Warlick added solid contributions as Detroit shot poorly in the first half.
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Minnesota Muskies Rout Anaheim Amigos In ABA Clash
The Minnesota Muskies beat the Anaheim Amigos 110 to 101 at the Convention Center to stretch their strong run to 11 wins in 13. Mel Daniels poured in 36 points to pull away in the final nine minutes.
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Braves assign trio to Richmond farm club in International League
Atlanta Braves announce the assignment of relief pitchers Bob Bruce and Eq Rakow along with former Baltimore bonus baby Dave Nicholson to the Richmond farm club in the International League. The move reshapes the roster as the team evaluates pitching depth and infield experience.
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Ziggy Wins Bloody 10 Round Decision
Unbeaten Tave Zyglewies of Houston Texas captured a unanimous decision over Bill McMurray of Sacramento California in a bloody 10 round heavyweight bout before 4000 fans. Both men suffered cuts above the eyes with no knockdowns. Judges Ernie Taylor Jim ny Webb and referee Earl Keel credited Zyglewiez with the edge for landing more and cleaner punches. Zyglewies weighed 197 pounds to McMurray's 212. the win marked Zyglewies second straight victory.
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Rule erupts for 47 as Sonics topple Lakers in Seattle rout
Rookie Bob Rule scored 47 points and grabbed 16 rebounds to set a Sonics one game scoring record in a 137-192 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers. Elgin Baylor and Walt Hazzard led the Lakers with 34 points each as Seattle built and defended a late lead despite a tight third quarter.
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Hulls Heifer Second At Show
CHICAGO AP Miss Dom, a summer yearling Hereford heifer from Demorestville Ont., was judged second in her class at the International Live Stock Exhibit. Bobby Hull, famed hockey ace, attended the awards dinner in Washington as 3,000 racing winners were honored by the Thoroughbred Racing Association on November 30.
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Chaparrals Top Kentucky Colonels in Dallas Thriller
The Dallas Chaparrals held off a late surge by Kentucky to win 112 103 for their third straight victory. Rob Verga led Dallas with 26 points while Jim Ligon topped Kentucky with 23. The Chiclets iced the game with five free throws in the last 44 seconds as Dallas built a 19 point cushion in the third quarter and withstood the Colonels late rally. Attendance was listed as 2,???
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Kent State University announced yesterday that head football coach Leo Strang has resigned from his position guiding the team at Kent, Ohio. The move ends Strang’s tenure amid ongoing program developments and shifts in leadership.
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Bucs Beat Rockets Approve Western Lead In ABA Clash
New Orleans Buccaneers beat the Denver Rockets 107 to 90 as Larry Brown and James Jones each scored 23 points. The win marks the Bucs 10th of the season and extends their Western Division lead to 2½ games while Denver star Larry Jones poured in 29 points. Attendance was 1,915.
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Americans Overcome Pipers in 114-109 Victory
Tony Jackson scored 36 and Walt Simon 20 as New Jersey rallied from a 10 point first quarter deficit to beat Pittsburgh 114-109. Connie Hawkins led Pittsburgh with 31 points, Chico Vaughn added 27, and New Jersey clamped down late to hold off the Pipers. Attendance was 1,219.
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O J Simpson Tops AP Back Of Week After USC Win
O J Simpson credited his blockers as USC beat UCLA 21 20 to reclaim the AP top ranking. He rushed 177 yards with two touchdowns including a 64 yard overtime winning score. Coach John McKay praised the blockers and McKay noted Rose Bowl implications for USC.
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Jurgensen Named NFL Offensive Player of the Week
Washington QB Sonny Jurgensen led a 27-20 upset of the Cowboys, delivering 23 of 33 passes for 265 yards and four touchdowns. The AP recognized him as the league's Offensive Player of the Week. Leroy Kelly and Jack Concannon also starred in other Sunday NFL games, while Randy Minnier scored his first two NFL TDs for the Giants in a 28-20 win over Pittsburgh.
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Emile Griffith and Nino Benvenuti Set to Fight Different Opponents
In Rome December and January, middleweight champ Emile Griffith faces Remo Golfarini and challenger Nino Benvenuti meets Charlie Austin. Promoter Rino Tommasi expects a third title bout in New York around February or March.
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The AP reports Baltimore leads in total offense and pass attack while Green Bay tops total defense and pass defense. Baltimore, the league’s only unbeaten club, has 305 points and 11 sacks allowed for 1 yard, with notable pass protection for John Unitas. San Francisco and Washington lead pass attempts, and multiple teams show strong defensive rankings across rushing and passing yardage.
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Haughton Sets Record In USTA Trotters Earnings
NEW YORK AP Bill Haughton a 44 year old reinsman, breaks USTA earnings record as horses driven by him tally 1,249,811 this year through Monday. The old mark of 1,218,403 was set by Stanley Dancer last year. Dancer’s horses have earned 1,104,151 this year, toppling toward the million mark for a third time. Bob Farrington raises his wins to 273, Del Insko 237, Herb Filion 228, Keith Waples 221, with Insko aiming for a second straight million in earnings.
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Georgia Bulldogs accept Liberty Bowl bid for Memphis game
Georgia Athletic Director Joel Eaves announced that the Bulldogs will play in the Liberty Bowl on December 16 at Memorial Stadium in Memphis Tennessee. Bowl officials will name the opponent after Saturday’s schedule with potential foes including North Carolina State Syracuse Nebraska Miami and Arkansas. Coach Vince Dooley said the team earned the chance and expected a great bowl game.
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Simpson and Keyes Vie For Major College Running Titles
O J Simpson of Southern California and Leroy Keyes of Purdue lead major college rushing and scoring races per National Collegiate Sports Services. Simpson has 1,415 rushing yards in 10 games while Keyes has 114 points, with Hebert a distant threat and Anderson Eyeing an upset attempt. others contend in pacing totals, receptions and passing.
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Gray Has 4 Winners At Saratoga Raceway
Lou Gray joined the elite circle of drivers winning four races on one Saratoga program, delivering Meadow Boots Success Major Newport Jet and Discoverer across races two five ten. The sweep set a notable track achievement as Gray secured four winners in a single night.
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Notre Dame Players Undergo Knee Surgeries
Notre Dame captain Bob Bleier and defensive end Chuck Lauck were operated on for knee injuries from the Georgia Tech game. Coach Ara Parseghian said Ed Vuillenin would likely take Lauck’s position while Bleier’s halfback replacement is still undecided.
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