Indians Host Oskaloosa In Southeast Seven Clash
The Indians, tied for first with Mt. Pleasant at 8-2, meet Oskaloosa Friday on their home court seeking to spoil the Demons and defend a strong scoring attack led by Chuck Converse who averages 16.4 points and 16.6 rebounds per game. Oskaloosa features Alex Brandtner 14.4 and Bill Barnhouse 15.6 as top scorers, with Converse boasting rebounding pace. Washington will rely on zone defense and home-court edge to slow the visitors while Demon Steve Goff misses games due to a back issue.
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Jon Hanna
Danny Rexroth
Osky Speece
Speece
Joe Gilmore
Ward Anderson
Don Adams
Doug Hough
Denny Witthoft
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Goff
Iowa City
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Washington Cagers
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Marquette
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Las Vegas
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Back Bend
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Waco
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Oskaloosa Indians
Journal
Bowling Lane Leaders League Showdowns and High Scores
In the Lane Leaders League Roe Heating tops with 19 wins and Jack & Jill at 15. Bryn Mawr 12, Carson Plumbing 10. High team series Roe 2484, Bryn Mawr 2424. Bryn Mawr 916 best game. Janet Sherman 560 in series. 235 top game. Also Corn King League features PepsiCola leading with 16, Farm Bureau 14, Loomind 12. Farm Service 9 tied with Pete Lowe Trucking. Team series Farm Service 2966. Individual 603 Terry Swafford.
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Carson Plumbing
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Marsha Richards
Dorothy Patterson
Corn King League
Farm Bureau
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Pete Lowe Trucking
Farm Service
PAT Ive
Mellinger Furnace
Drug Fair
Maryland Upsets No. 3 North Carolina In OT
Maryland Terrapins rally to beat North Carolina 79-77 after missing late free throws. Tom McMillen scores 27, Howard White adds 19, with White sealing the win by making two four-point plays in the closing seconds of OT. Virginia remains atop the ACC after UNC loss.
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Terrapins
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White
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George Karl
Dennis Wuycik
Virginia
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Marquette
Jacksonville
South Carolina
Nevada-Las Vegas
Marshall
Ohio University
St. Joseph’s
Georgetown
D.C
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Warriors
Stars extend lead with 119 114 win over Nets
Utah Stars secure their sixth straight victory and extend Western Division lead to seven games after defeating the New York Nets 119 114. Red Robbins posts 28 points 18 rebounds as Jimmy Jones seals the win with 1:20 left. In bowling, Columbus Junction VFW wins team title 3053 with Lukovsky Tisor doubles 1253. Miler singles 696. Pugh all-events 1926.
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American Basketball Association
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Rick Barry
New York Nets
Indiana Pacers
Red Robbins
Jimmy Jones
Columbus Junction City
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Columbus Junction
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Washington
Lawrence Tisor
Dean Miler
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Desperate Finish Gives Sonics Narrow Win Over Celtics
Seattle escapes with a 113-112 victory after a frantic final three seconds. Dick Snyder hit a buzzer beater as Boston protested a late 24 second call. Cowens led Boston with 29 while Haywood and Snyder powered Seattle with 26 and the game winner.
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United Press International
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Sonics
Boston
Seattle
Tommy Heinsohn
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Atlanta
Baltimore
New York
Houston
Wilt Chamberlain
Phoenix
Lakers
Chamberlain
NBA
Neal Walk
Connie Hawkins
Suns
Jerry West
Jim McMillian
Cards sign to hurlers for 1972 season
ST. LOUIS. The Cardinals announce contract signings by pitchers Al Santori ni and Santiago Guzman as they push to join the 1972 rotation. Also signed were Rudy Arroyo Jackie Stripling Ed Crosby Milt Ramirez and catcher Skip Jutze.
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UPI
al Santorini
Santiago Guzman
St. Louis Cardinals
Bing Devine
Rudy Arroyo
Jackie Stripling
Ed Crosby
Milt Ramirez
Skip Jutze
Seaver Signs 1972 contract with Mets for 120000
New York reports Tom Seaver, 27, became the highest paid player in Mets history with a 1972 single season deal worth about 120000. The Fresno, California ace posted a 20 10 mark and 1.76 ERA with 289 strikeouts last season, surpassing many legends in annual earnings.
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UPI
Tom Seaver
Tom Terrific
Wednesday
New York Baseball
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Seaver
Bob Scheffing
Fresno
Calif
Babe Ruth
Louis Gehrig
Joe DiMaggio
Willie Mays
Mickey Mantle
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