Knicks Beat Royals To Set NBA Win Streak Record
Walt Frazier sank two free throws with two seconds left as the New York Knicks edged the Cincinnati Royals 106-105, extending the team's winning streak to a league record 18 games. Oscar Robertson scored 33 for Cincinnati before Bob Cousy fouled out and briefly led late. Willis Reed added two late free throws to secure the historic victory.
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Catholic Central Beats Hudson In Troy Festival Finale
Catholic Central uses a strong fourth period to defeat Hudson 73 to 53 in the Troy High Basketball Festival nightcap. St Nicholas Tolentino outlasts Troy High 66 to 58 in the opening game. Susan Rattner named Troy High 1969 Homecoming Queen between games.
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Weiskopf 65 Ties Palmer For Heritage Lead
Tom Weiskopf fired a 65 to join Arnold Palmer atop the Heritage Golf Classic after 36 holes. Palmer shot 71 second round as Craw ford moved into contention with 69 to reach 140. Archer and Nicklaus trailed by four as others faded on the Harbour Town layout amid drizzle and cool temperatures.
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Ellis Sparks Warrior Win Over Lakers in Narrow Victory
Joe Ellis scored 31 points on 14 of 17 shooting to lift the San Francisco Warriors to a 114-108 win against the Los Angeles Lakers. Nate Thurmond added 25 as Los Angeles, hampered by injuries, pushed a late rally led by Jerry West who had 43 and Dick Garrett 27. the contest featured a 19 point swing in the fourth quarter.
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Michigan tops Ohio State in fumble and interception battle
The NFL style stat system shows Michigan plus seven to Ohio State minus seven after the classic Ohio State Michigan game. Michigan intercepted six Buckeye passes and recovered two fumbles while Ohio State had one late interception. Michigan gains a tie for the Big Ten title and faces USC in Pasadena with Rose Bowl implications. The piece also notes Andretti and Granatelli’s plans for two new Indy cars for 1970.
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Denver Five Defeats Chaparrals In ABA Thriller
Denver roared back from a slow start to beat the Dallas Chaparrals 109 to 103 in Dallas. Rookie Spencer Haywood scored 38 points, 18 in the final period, with Larry Jones adding 33 and Glen Combs tallying 31 for Dallas in a seesaw contest.
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Don Maynard's Start With Jets Tells Pro Football Tale
One-Time halfback Don Maynard, famed Jets flanker, began his professional football career as a half back with the New York Giants, marking an early chapter in a storied NFL journey.
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Bulls Rally To Defeat Rockets
Chicago Bulls overcome a seven point fourth quarter deficit to beat the San Diego Rockets 126 to 119 before 16 282 fans. Bob Love led Chicago with 33 points while Elvin Hayes had 32 for Houston. Boerwinkle added a late surge and Sloan hit decisive free throws.
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Caldwell Paces Hawks in 130 105 win over Celtics
Joe Caldwell scored 34 points with an 8 for 8 surge in the second period to spark Atlanta past Boston 130 105. Caldwell energized the Hawks who overcame an 18 8 Celtics start, as Dave Newmark aided in the third quarter surge and Bill Bridges added 23 while John Havlicek led Boston with 22 before Boston coach Heinsohn was ejected late.
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76ers Beat Pistons 110-91 for third straight win
Philadelphia 76ers led wire to wire at the Spectrum, snapping a seven game home skid with a 110 to 91 victory over the Detroit Pistons. Bill Cunningham poured in 26 points and Hal Greer 19 as Detroit shot poorly and never recovered.
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1965
Vermont Tech, Northampton Triumph In Adirondack Invitational
Vermont Tech defeated host Adirondack Community College 80 to 76 in the opening round led by John Zuk 30 points. Northampton beat ABC 60 to 57 as Al Okarska 15 and Bob McDonald 14 paced the winners, with Tony LaFayette 11 and Ron Smith 11 for Vermont Tech.
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WABY to Air Knick Home Games in New Broadcast
WABY will broadcast 25 remaining New York Knickerbocker home games locally. VP Chris Martin announced the plan and said broadcasts start Tuesday at 7 30 PM with the Knicks hosting Seattle.
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Albany Pros Seek 3rd Win Sunday
The Albany Orangemen chase a third straight win Sunday at 8 p.m. at CBA’s sum facing Hartford Explorers led by player coach Bill Telasky. Expect Rich Margison Greg Wilson Joe Pridgen Bob Aston and Tim Kolodziej to start with new additions Hank Brown and Dick Leonard on the Explorers. The team plans 100 free programs for youngsters and autograph time with players.
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Dick Leonard
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College Hockey Scores From Various Matchups
Lake Superior Mich. defeats Clarkson 4 to 2 Colgate beats Royal Military College 7 to 2 Notre Dame over Ohio 8 to 5 Wisconsin edges Michigan 4 to 3 Michigan State routs North Dakota 8 to 3 Northeastern tops Vermont 5 to 3 New Hampshire defeats Manitoba 8 to 6 Denver 9 Bowling Green 3 MacAlestar 9 Alaska Methodist 8 Minnesota 9 Colorado College 5
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RPI Opens Season Hosting Carleton in Hockey Opener
RPI Hockey debuts tonight at the Field House facing Carleton College of Canada in an 8 10 p m start. After this non league game the Engineers travel to Ithaca to meet defending ECAC champion Cornell in a crucial early test.
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Colonels Rout Miami Floridians In ABA Thriller
Kentuckys Gene Moore scored 20 points including three straight goals in the final four minutes to lift the Colonels to a 106 101 win over the Miami Floridians. Don Freeman led Miami with 27 points and Skip Thoren added 21 as Kentucky moved two games behind Indiana in the Eastern Division.
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Cougars Blitz Pipers In 105-94 Win In Charlotte
Carolina Cougars raced to a fast start and built a 56-42 halftime lead in a 105-94 victory over Pittsburgh. Bob Verg a scored 26 and George Peeples 25 for the Cougars while Doug Moe added 12. George Thompson led Pittsburgh with 26 points.
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Nets Clinch Fifth Straight With OT Win Over Pacers
The New York Nets defeated the Indiana Pacers 122-113 in overtime in West Hempstead. Lavern Tart scored 29 points and Ed Johnson added 25 for New York, while Roger Brown led Indiana with 34 points. The game went to OT after a late regulation tie and featured key baskets from Walt Simon, Bill Melchionni, and a decisive free throw by Tom Thacker who missed the second and sent the game to overtime.
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Hudson Gaels Defeat Keveny In Parochial League Showdown
Hudson Gaels opened with a 22 4 lead and defeated Keveny 91 60 at St Marys Hudson Bob Havlik led with 22 points eight in the first period Ed Keeler and Bob Hart added 12 13 for St Marys now 2 0 in the league Keveny Bill Trombley top scored with 21 and Roman Rakoczy added 12 in the loss St Marys also won the jay vee 50 47.
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Joe Louis Defended Heavyweight Title Record Times
Joe Louis defended his world heavyweight title 25 times, the most by any champion, solidifying his dominance in boxing history.
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