Sullivan and Hornibrook Lead Miami Past Army 24 13
Miami Hurricanes overcome Army 24 to 13 in Orange Bowl crowd of 24 323. Tom Sullivan returned a kickoff 99 yards and John Hornibrook scored twice on 16 and six yard runs. Army capitalized on two Miami turnovers for an early 13 3 lead.
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Sullivan
Hornibrook
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Army
Scott Beaty
Chuck Foreman
Mia
Burke
Ritacco
Barclay
Hines
Ae Ee
Mia—Hornibrook
Fink
Christiani Vase
Pmeaece
Celtics End Bucks' Unbeaten Run in Big Win
Boston with a tight press beat Milwaukee 125-114 to snap the Bucks’ 11-game streak. Dave Cowens poured in 37 points while Kareem Abdul Jabbar had 43 for Milwaukee, as Jo Jo White and John Havlicek added solid support in a game that turned after a midthird rally.
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Boston Celtics
Milwaukee
Dave Cowens
John Havlicek
Jo Jo White
Celtics
Cowens
Kareem Jabbar
Lew Alcindor
Jabbar
Havlicek
Bucks
White
Oscar
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Oscar Robertson
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Steve Kuberski
Boston Garden
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McGlkin
Robitsn
Chaney
Allen
Sanders
Brock
Willis Dinwide
Nelson
Kimball
Finkel
Webb
Morgan
Condors Rally Past Colonels In ABA Clash
George Carter scored 12 of his 20 in the fourth as the Pittsburgh Condors beat the Kentucky Colonels 112 to 102. George Thompson led the Condors with 33 points in a game marked by Carter’s decisive late surge and steady scoring by Stew Johnson. Dan Issel and Artis Gilmore paced the Colonels with 32 and 31 points respectively.
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George Carter
Kentucky
Condors
Colonels
American Basketball Association
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John Brisker
Stew Johnson
Carter
Dan Issel
Artis Gilmore
Issel
Johnson
Gilmore Ligon
Lewis
Swift
Carrier Dampier
Thomsa
Simon
Kelly 000
Hunter
Runner
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Carrier
Thompson
Suns edge 76ers in double overtime on Hawkins buzzer shot
Connie Hawkins scored a buzzer beater in the second overtime to lift the Phoenix Suns 137 135 over the Philadelphia 76ers. Dick Van Arsdale led Phoenix with 28 points and Hawkins finished with 19, fueling a dramatic late rally as Phoenix tied the game at 119 119 after regulation and 127 127 after the first OT. Philadelphia’s Fred Foster led all scorers with 29 points, but the Suns pulled ahead in the final seconds to secure the win and even their record at 3 3 while Philadelphia stood 6 2.
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Connie Hawkins
Phoenix Suns
Philadelphia 76Ers
Kevin Loughery
Loughery
Phoenix
Suns
Dick van Arsdale
Hawkins
Fred Foster
Phoenix Philadelphia
GFT
Washton
Warshle
Dunham
Silas
Awtrey
Counts
Foster
Walk
Wohl
Green
Greer
Layton
Jackson
Moore
Carter
Haskins
Hen
Nao
Phoe
Philadelpia
Foulegaat Greer
Denver Rockets Beat Dallas Chaos In Overtime
Ralph Simpson scored 41 points including eight in overtime to power the Denver Rockets to a 119-111 win over the Dallas Chaos in an ABA game. Steve Jones of the Chaparrals surged with 34 points, including late threes in OT, before Brown sealed the victory with three free throws.
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Colo
Ralph Simpson
Denver Rockets
Dallas Chaos
American Basketball Association
Rockets
Steve Jones
Jones
Larry Brown
Dallas F T R
Roberts
Dallas
Niemann
S. Jones
Hamilton
College FootballScores Boston U 10
Miami Florida defeated Army 24 to 13 while New Haven edged Connecticut 18 to 14 and Boston University lost 10 to 0.
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Flia
Army
Jana
New Haven
Connecticut
Boston
Nicklaus fires course record 65 to lead Qantas Open
Jack Nicklaus shot a seven under 65 to reach 133 after two rounds of the Qantas Australian Open Golf Championship in Hobart. He holds a five stroke edge over Dave Stockton and Dave Hill, with Gary Player and Graham Johnson tied at 139.
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Tasmania
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Dave Stockton
Dave Hill
Gary Player
South Africa
Graham Johnson
Perth
Johnson
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Kel Nagle
Crampton
Big Jack
U.S
Royal Hobart
Lakers Dominate Royals 119-107 In Los Angeles
Los Angeles built early leads and held off Cincinnati 119-107 as Wilt Chamberlain dominated with 25 points and 32 rebounds while Gail Goodrich added 31. Happy Hairston aided on the boards as the Lakers improved to 6-1. Tom Van Arsdale topped Cincinnati with 23 points and Sam Lacey had 21.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Cincinnati
Royals
National Basketball Association
Lakers
NBA
Gail Goodrich
Chamberlain
Sam Lacey
Nate Archibald
Happy Hairston
Tom van Arsdale
Lacey
Manning May Miss Redskin Game Sunday
Archie Manning is a doubtful starter for the New Orleans Saints against the Washington Redskins on Sunday. Coach J. D. Roberts says the door remains open and may activate Bobby Scott if Manning cannot play.
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Archie Manning
New Orleans Saints
Washington Redskins
Saint
J. D. Roberts
Manning
Dallas Cowboys
Atlanta
Roberts
Bobby Scott
Siffert Buried In Switzerland
Swiss racing driver Jo Siffert was buried in Fribourg cathedral after his fatal Brands Hatch crash. About 20 000 mourners, led by his widow Simone and his mother, attended the funeral procession.
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Jo Siffert
Brands Hatch Circuit
England
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Warriors rout Bulls as Cazzie Russell sparks waning fourth
Cazzie Russell scored 10 points in three minutes to blow open a tight game and lead Golden State to a 99-83 victory over Chicago in San Diego. Russell finished with 30 points while Jerry Sloan led Chicago with 25 and Bob Love added 21.
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Cazzie Russell
Golden State Warriors
Chicago Bulls
Jeff Mullins
Russell
Chicago
Wariors
Warriors
Jerry Sloan
Bulls
Bob Love
Clyde Lee
Golden State
Lee
Kauffman delivers buzzer beater for Braves 120-119 win
Buffalo Braves beat the Portland Trail Blazers 120-119 on a last second tip-in by Bob Kauffman after a blocked first attempt. Fred Hilton scored 27, Kauffman 26, Elmore Smith 19 points 19 rebounds for Buffalo while Sidney Wicks led Portland with 28 and Charles Yelverton had 24. The Blazers rallied from a big early deficit but fell short at the final buzzer in Portland.
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Ore
Bob Kauffman
Buffalo Braves
Portland Trail Blazers
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Sidney Wicks
Blazers
Bill Smith
Buffalo
Bill Hasket
Wicks
Fred Hilton
Braves
Elmore Smith
Charles Yelverton
Squires Dominate Cougars in High-Scoring ABA affair
In Roanoke Virginia the Virginia Squires defeated Carolina 142-121 after building a 73-63 halftime lead. ABA scoring leader Charlie Scott scored 40, Julius Erving 30, Jim Eakins 16, with Willie Sojourner adding 14 and 20. Jim McDaniels led the Cougars with 28 points and Larry Miller 19.
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Virginia
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Revie
Foreman Knocks Out Pires In Four Rounds At Madison Square Garden
George Foreman 32nd pro win in four round stoppage over Luis Pires at MSG. Pires, a 33-year-old Brazilian police officer, suffered facial cuts and a forearm injury as Foreman dominated with left hooks and a strong right. Referee stopped bout after the fourth round amid crowd jeers. Foreman improves to 29th KO and 16th in a row. Dr. Campbell noted forearm hemorrhage and possible hairline fracture pending X rays.
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Luis Pires
Johnny LoBianco
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Foreman
Madison Square Garden
Edwin Campbell
New York State Athletic Commission
Floridians Defeat Nets 110 95 in ABA Showdown
Al Tucker exploded for 20 points in the third period to spark the Floridians past the New York Nets 110-95 in West Hempstead. Tucker finished with 26, Bill Melchionni hit a long 48 foot shot to end the first half, and Larry Jones added 27 as Joe DePre led the Nets with 19.
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N.Y
al Tucker
New York
Nets
American Basketball Association
Bill Melchionni
Tucker
Larry Jones
Joe DePre
New York Floridians
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Melchni
Robinsn
Washton
Armstry
Raymnd
Paultz
Taylor
Harge
Roche
Calvin
Leaks Jones
Dove
Lon
Tinsley
Jones
Depre
Melchionni
Cards Activate Running Back Larry Stegent for Bills game
The St. Louis Cardinals activated running back Larry Stegent for Sunday’s NFL game against the Buffalo Bills. The team placed second year back Paul White on reserve due to a knee injury from last week’s game with San Francisco, with possible surgery to be decided Monday.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Larry Stegent
Buffalo Bills
Cardinals
Paul White
White
San Francisco
Schuylerville Harriers win Washington County cross country title
Walt Hayes of Schuylerville shaves 15 seconds from the course record to lead the undefeated Harriers to the 2.5 mile championship at Hoosick Falls. Hayes 13:58 edges Hoosick Falls' Bob Downing 14:09 while Schuylerville seizes the team title with 29 points. The squad extends dual-meet winning streaks and advances to the Section II Class C runoff at Central Park on Nov. 6. Local runners include Hoosick Falls' Downing and Schuylerville teammates Biller, Burch, Gamache, and Fitzgerald.
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Hayes
Bob Downing
Salem
Hoosie Valley
Greenwich
Schuylerville Harriers
Hal Forster
Central Park
Schenectady
Albany
New York City
John Biller
Jerry Burch
Kim Gamache
Jim Fitzgerald
Brian Harrison
Bill Kenyon
Jack Keays
Pete Baldwin
Pair To Meet In Seniors' Golf Finals
At Pinehurst North Carolina Dave Spec Goldman of Dallas and Byron Jilek of Worthington Ohio won their semifinal matches to advance to the 18 hole finals of the North and South Seniors Golf Tournament. Goldman 62 beat Ray Palmer 2 and 1 while Jilek 57 edged Joe Shepherd 1 up on the No 2 course. Curtis Person defeated John Pottle 1 up in the consolation final.
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N.C
Dave
Goldman
Dallas
Byron Jilek
Worthington
Ohio
Ray Palmer
Grosse Isle
Mich
Jilek
Joe Shepherd
Kalamazoo
Edge Shepherd
Palmer
Curtis Person
Memphis
Tenn
John Pottle
Linville
Hawks Expects Maravich Back By November 17
Atlanta Hawks officials say Pete Maravich, who had mononucleosis since September 21, should return by November 17. Hawks president Bob Cousins calls it highly possible he will be ready for the home game against the Seattle SuperSonics after starting workouts with the team. Earlier forecasts had him out until December.
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Atlanta Hawks
Pete Maravich
Hawks
Bob Cousins
Maravich
Seattle Supersonics
National Basketball Association
May’s 30-foot winner lifts Hawks past Cavaliers 98 97
Don May drilled a buzzer beater from 30 feet to give the Atlanta Hawks a 98 97 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers. May led Atlanta with 28 points while Lou Hudson and Herm Gilliam added 26 and 21. Cleveland had led late before Washington’s free throws set up the dramatic finish.
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Don May
Atlanta Hawks
National Basketball Association
Cleveland Cavaliers
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Hawks
Bill Bridges
May
Lou Hudson
Herm Gilliam
Atlanta
Cavs
Bobby Washington
Hudson
T Bellamy
Davis
Il Bridges
Howard
Christin
Johnson
Patersn
Gilliam
Rackley
Robison
Smith
Trapp
Sorensa
Williams
Warren
Washton
Pacers Roll Past Stars 121 109 in Salt Lake City
Indiana Pacers powered by balanced scoring led by Rick Mount with 24 points beat the Utah Stars 121 109 in Salt Lake City. Mel Daniels Freddie Lewis and George McGinnis added 22 22 and 20 as Indiana outrebounded 69 49 and built an early third quarter cushion. Zelmo Beaty led Utah with 29 as the Pacers shot 55 percent to Utahs 44 for the night.
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Indiana Pacers
Rick Mount
American Basketball Association
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Mount
Mel Daniels
Freddie Lewis
George McGinnis
Roger Brown
Zelmo Beaty
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Stars
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Netlicky
Wise
Brown
Robbins
Daniels
Beaty
Jones
Keller Lewis
Combs
McGinns
Jackson
Sidle
Boone
Butler
Avery
Pistons End Skid by Toppling Bullets in Detroit
The Detroit Pistons beat the Baltimore Bullets 119-105 as Steve Mix Curtis Rowe and Harvey Marratt started for the first time this season. Bob Lanier and Jimmy Walker led the charge with 23 and 24 points while Wes Unseld topped Baltimore with 22 and Jack Marin scored 25.
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Detroit Pistons
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National Basketball Association
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Curtis Rowe
Harvey Marratt
Pistons
Bullets
Bob Lanier
Jimmy Walker
Willie Norwood
Walker
Lanier
Jack Marin
Wes Unseld
Baltimore
Goalie Paille Out With Broken Fingers For Reds
Providence AP reports Rhode Island Reds veteran goaltender Paille has two broken fingers and will be sidelined at least until December 1. The injury occurred during a March game, affecting the Reds during the AHL season.
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Marcell Paille
Rhode Island Reds
American Hockey League
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