European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 18, 1973, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Sunday november 18, 1973 the stars and stripes Page 23 celts end Bucks Streak Wiley is Given at 13 with closing spree Boston a the outside shooting of Center Dave Cowens sparked a fourth period Boston surge that gave the celtics a 105 90 Victory Over Milwaukee and snapped the Bucks National basketball association winning Streak at 13 games Friday night. The 6-foot-9 Cowens popping baskets Over 7-2 Kareem Abdul Jabbar threw in 14 of his 26 Points in the last period As the celtics ran their own Victory string to eight games. Boston took a 73-72 Lead their first of the game into the fourth period and baskets by Cowens Don Nelson and John Havlicek helped stretch the Lead to 81-74 after two minutes of the finale. Milwaukee whittled the Lead Down to three Points 83-80, but Cowens came up with three popups against a Jabbar Hook for an 89-82 Lead that was never seriously challenged. Jabbar had 10 Points in the last Quarter himself. Milwaukee led through the first three periods once extend ing its margin to 12 Points Cowens had 26 Points Jojo White and Nelson 20 each for the celtics. Jabbar led the Buck scorers with 28 Points and team mate Lucius Allen had 23. Pistons coast Detroit a Willie nor Wood led the balanced Detroit at tack with 15 Points As the pistons coasted past the Kansas City Omaha Kings 125-98 Friday night in the National basketball association. The pistons ran off 17 straight Points in less than six minutes Weber state drops live for breaking rules Ogden Utah a five members of the Weber state College football team including three starters were dropped from the squad for disciplinary reasons on the eve of their game with Brigham Young University at Provo. John Peterson sports information director said Friday first string split end Bob Conrad a Junior linebacker starters John Orr and Julio Rodriquez seniors and reserves tight end Chris Loechner and defensive tackle Brad Wales were dropped by head coach Dick Gwinn. Infractions of training rules were cited As the reasons by the coach for the dismissals Peterson said. Peterson said no details on the infractions were available and the dropped players would not play in Weber state s last game of the season against Eastern Michigan University in Michigan on nov. 22. The linebacker positions were the hardest hit by the loss. It leaves Only four linebackers to Man three positions and two of the four Are freshmen. Two other Weber state play ers reserves Phil Howell tackle and Robert Clark split end left the team earlier in the week for personal reasons. During one stretch while snapping a two game losing Streak. They started the string by scoring the last six Points of the first half and came Back to score 11 straight at the Start of the second half. The Kings playing without injured Star Nate Archibald Aba boxes celtics 105, Bucks 90 Boston Milwaukee t 2 12 g f Hal Lek 7 5-6 19 Perry 1 0-2 Nelson 7 6-6 20 on Dolge 6 0-0 Cowens 13 0-0 26 jobber 14 0-0 28 Chancy 2 2-2 6 Allen 10 3-3 23 White 9 2-2 20 Robrts 5 1-2 11 Silas 4 0-0 8 Mcglyn 1 0-0 2 kursk a 0 0-0 0 Driscoll 1 2-2 4 Westphl 1 0-0 2 Davis 4 0-0 8 will los 0 0-0 0 a Ungham 00-20 owning 0 2-2 2 Lee 00-00 Ink non 10-02 Warner 00-00 totals 44 17-18 105 will los 0 0-0 0 totals 42. 6-11. 90 Milwaukee 27 29 14 1890. Boston 5 u 22 32105 fouled out none total fouls Milwaukee 19, Boston 20 a15,320 sonics 117, Cavaliers 93 Seattle. T 6 f t 6 brisker 3 4-4 10 10 6-9 26 Brown 30-06 23-47 Fox 3 2-3 8 8 Gibbs 6 4-4 16 6 Haywood 11 10-1032 4 Mclush 5 0-0 10 4 Snyder 5 1-2 11 0 still with 6 1-2 13 3 wans 00-0 0 8 Willims 5 1-2 11 21 Wutte 00-00 total. 38 17-24 93 totals 4723-27117 Cleveland 22 24 19 28 93 Seattle 8 29 28 32117. Fouled out none total fouls Cleveland 23, Seattle 19 technical fouls Cleveland coach Fitch Seattle Haywood a11/770 pistons 125, Kings 98 Cleveland f Brewer 2 2-3 Carr Clemons Clemens Davis Foster Paterson Rule Smith Warren Wilkens 4 0-03 of 1 2-2 2 0-0 0 0-0 1 1-2 4 0-0 3-4 Detroit pc Omaha Bing Davis Ford Kelso Lanier Lantz me Glt Nash Norwood Rowe Trapp totals g f 5 0-0 3 2-2 4 4-6 5 0-0 2 0-0 5 2-3 2 5-7 4 1-2 5 2-4 6 3-4 4 4-4 6 0-0 5123-32 t 10 b 12 10 4 12 9 9 12 15 12 12 125 Behan Block Durrett Cochs Kolves Lacey Mcneil Moore Walker swims totals g f t 3 0-0 6 2 2-2 6 30-0 6 3 4-7 10 1 0-0 2 4 2-4 10 7 7-1021 22-26 4 2-2 10 9 3-5 21 3822-3298 pc Omaha 23 13 21 41 98 Detroit 36 32 30 27125 fouled out none total fouls pc Omaha 27, Detroit 27 a5,589 lakers 118, bulls 102 Chicago los Angeles love Walker Ray Sloan Vanler Weiss Porter Brinkl Awtrey Adelmon Garrett totals Chicago. G 11 2 1 5 8 4 2 3 1 4 1 f 7-8 0-0 0-0 5-6 4-6 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-3 0-0 42 18-24 t 29 4 2 15 20 9 4 6 2 9 2 102 Hawks Harston Esmith Price Good Rah Riley love counts is Hgt Hawthorn totals 19 30 g 5 6 6 5 16 3 4 2 1 1 f 0-0 5-7 4-6 4-4 6-7 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-0 0-0 4920-26 26 t 10 17 16 14 38 6 8 5 2 2 118 27102 los Angeles 25 28 35 30118 fouled out none total fouls Chicago 26, los Angeles 30 a14,185. Missed 10 shots in a Row during the Streak. The spurt enabled de troit to Roll up a 79-36 Lead at which Point Piston coach Ray Scott cleared his Bench playing reserves the rest of the Way. Lakers rout bulls Inglewood Calif. Up Gail Goodrich Sank 14 Points in both the second and third quarters and wound up with a total of 38 Points Friday night in pacing the injury plagued los Angeles lakers to a runaway 118-102 Vic tory Over the Chicago bulls. Even though starters Jerry West and Bill Bridges were shelved by injuries the Goodr Ich led lakers had Little trouble beating a team that had Only lost once in its previous 13 games. In absorbing their second loss in a Row the bulls were ice cold from the floor. Sonics easy Victor Seattle up the Seattle supersonics with Spencer Haywood scoring 32 Points enjoyed a rare easy Victory Friday night As they snapped a four game losing Streak with a 117-93 Victory Over the Cleveland Cavaliers. The loss was the fourth straight for Cleveland which has dropped All seven Road games that it has played this season. A 6-Novr hearing by Kuftin on fines continued from Page 21 Al league president turned it Down. As a result we played All the games with 24 men except one game with 23. We were below Bowie Kuhn. Takes evidence strength and i thought it was  Finley said he Felt he May have violated the spirit of the Rule in arbitrarily ordering the lights turned on in the ninth inning of the second game without consulting the umpires but he Felt it was necessary to do so for safety reasons. I May have saved a life by what i did he said. The shadows at the coliseum in the late afternoon in october Are As bad As at Yankee stadium. It was dangerous with pitchers throw ing those fast balls up to the plate. I saw Augie Donatelli umpiring behind the plate and i Felt he might not have noticed it was getting so dark so i ordered the lights turned on. I was not seek ing a specific advantage. I was thinking Only of the Protection of my  Finley said the lights were turned on at the Start of the 10th inning and in the final two games were turned on in the sixth and seventh innings although the games were played in perfect weather. The a s owner who has been repeatedly at Odds with the com missioner showed up 35 minutes late to make his Appeal on the disciplinary action. Basketball Hall of Famer Honey Russell Dies at to Orange . A basketball Hall of Famer John Honey Russell died thursday in St. Mary s Hospital at the age of 70. Diablo ramble to 63-22 win los Angeles up John Hayes ran for a school record 212 Yards on 23 carries Friday As Cal state los Angeles exploded for nine touchdowns after a score less first period to trounce Cal state Northridge 63-22. Hayes who went into the game with Only 81 Yards Rushing for the year scored the Diablo second touchdown of the game on a seven Yard run in the second Quarter. He broke the old school Mark of 192 Yards set by Larry Watkins against Cal poly Pomona last year. Russell gained most of his acclaim in basketball where he was elected to various Hall of fames As both player and coach but he was also Well known in baseball chiefly As a scout. During his career Russell served As a baseball scout for the Atlanta braves Montreal expos and the Chicago White sox. He was still Active As a White sox scout at the time of his death. Starting in 1918 with the Brooklyn visitations Russell played in More than 3,200 games in his 28-year career. He was the first coach of the Boston celtics Back in 1946 when they were part of the basketball association of America. One of Russell s play ers was Chuck Connors who later became the Rifleman on television. Russell coached at Seton Hall University in South Orange ., from 1936-1942 and 1950-61 and compiled an Over All record of 294-137. The University set a National record under Russell s coaching in 1941 by winning 43 consecutive games. In 1964 Russell was elected to the or. James Naismith basketball Hall of Fame As a player and was later selected to the same group for his coach ing. In 1963 Russell was named to the Helms basketball Hall of Fame in los Angeles one of 11 men so honoured at that time. Golf. Continued from Page 21 Par 71 no. 2 course at the Pinehurst country club Salinas cops Littler Golf inns tourney Oceanside Calif. Up Arnold Salinas of Dallas scored an erratic one under Par 71 Fri Day but it was enough for him to win the $4,500 first prize in the fifth Gene Littler Golf inns of  Golf classic. Salinas entered the final round at the Al Camino course in a four Way tie for first. He smashed a five Wood approach 195 Yards to within four inches of the pin for a Birdie on the ninth Hole and was never threatened from then on. John Jacobs of san Diego one of the second round co leaders took a 74 for a 54-Hole total of 218 and a tie for second three strokes behind the Winner. Also tied for second were Allan tape of Newport Beach Calif., and Paul Langager of Salt Lake City. At 219 was Jim Barker of san Antonio and at 220 was Kelly Moser of Palm Springs. Rick Richards of Fresno and Lance Suzuki of Hawaii the other two co leaders soared to rounds of 77 to tie at 221 with Fred Haney of Portland ore., Tommy Jacobs of Carlsbad n.m., and Jack Spradlinjr. Of san Diego. Salinas 31, a protege of Lee Trevino increased his mini tour Golf earnings to $35,000 Over the past two seasons. His final round included five birdies and four bogies and All of the bogies were due to poor putting. Tom Watson Miller Barber Bobby Mitchell Ben Crenshaw Lon Hinkle Leonard Thompson Mike Mccullough Jim Jameson Jerry heard Al Geiberger Allen Miller Homero Blancas Mason Rudolph Ron Cerrudo Chi Chi Rodriguez Gabby Gilbert Mark Hayes Arnold Palmer Mike Hill Gary player Tommy Aaron Hale Irwin Kermit Zarley Dave Glenz Lanny Wadkins Tom Shaw Bob goal by Gay Brewer Tom Kite Billy Casper Butch Bald Bob e. 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