Coin Flip Could Decide Several NFL Divisions
NFL final day races come down to a telephonic coin flip for possible NFC berths as 10 teams chase five playoff spots. Giants Cowboys and Lions at 9-4 face decisive scenarios with ties or wins, while AFC races hinge on Cincinnati Cleveland and Miami Kansas City outcomes. A coin flip could also determine the No. 1 draft choice between New Orleans and Philadelphia.
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Celtics Top Buffalo 102 93 Led by Cowens In Return
Boston Celtics beat Buffalo 102 93 as Dave Cowens sparked the win with strong rebounding and a late surge. Jo Jo White added 35 points Havlicek 26 and Kauffman led Buffalo with 25. In other NBA action Phoenix beat Detroit in OT 117 114 Philadelphia topped Seattle 125 117.
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Rifle Talk By Harry Stebbins
The author recalls long efforts to replace lead shot in shotgun shells and notes progress in 1970. SAAMI reports on lead alternatives, soft iron shots, barrel wear, and storage quality. He reflects on gun repair practices and urges prompt factory reporting or using a local gunsmith.
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Virginia Romps Past William and Mary
Virginia Cavaliers beat William and Mary 107-86 as Scott McCandlish and Barry Parkhill led with 22 points each. The loss leaves the Indians with five straight defeats while Virginia gains the Big Five lead in league play.
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Pro Basketball Standings and Results Snapshot
Western Conference notes Milwaukee and Chicago led in a jumbled Midwest division with Detroit and Phoenix matching strong outputs. Pacific teams Seattle Portland San Francisco San Diego battled for position as results rolled across Thursday. Fridays schedule includes Boston Milwaukee Cincinnati Chicago Portland San Francisco San Diego Detroit San Diego Atlanta Baltimore and Cleveland Buffalo.
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Multiple Bowling Leagues Showcase Close Scores Across Regions
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Gamecocks Send Regrets To Maryland
The University of South Carolina sent regrets to the University of Maryland after a fight among players and substitutes that halted the basketball game early. President Thomas F. Jones telegrammed Maryland President Wilson H. Wilkins saying the incident was deeply regretted and marred an otherwise well-played game.
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