Thursdoy, December 4, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine I Thursday, December 4, 1975 THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Pogt Nine . . Lakers sink.Pistons; Bulls bounce Boston By The Associated Press Love broke a 103-103 tie with" with 1:25 left in the third period. DETROIT - Kareem Abdul- a basket and, after Dave Cow- The lead then changed hands Jabbar and Cazzie Russell pro- ens missed one of two free three times before Philadelphia vided the scoring punch and throws, hit with another for a wound up the quarter ahead by Abdul-Jabbar the d e f e n s i v e 107-104 lead. 72-69 on successive field goals strength the Los Angeles Lakers Bob Wilson added 20 points by Clyde Lee and Coniel Nor- needed last night to snap the for Chicago, while Cowens had man. Detroit Pistons five-game Na- 26 for Boston. McGinnis led the 76ers as they tional Basketball Association * * * took command by running off winning streak, 118-110. Pfseven straight points opening Russell pumped in 31 points the fourth quarter to lead 79-69. while Jabbar had 29 points along PHILADELPHIA-George Mc-! with 21 rebounds and a Cobo Ginnis scored 27 points as the ~s a e Arena record of 11 blocked shots Philadelphia 76ers rallied in the sca re for the Lakers, who scored only fourth quarter to defeat the New their third road victory in 11 Orleans Jazz 102-94 in a Na- Tennessee tries this season to go with their tional Basketball Association 11-0 record at home. game last night. O O . The Lakers, after blowing an The Jazz made up a 20-point80 11-point lead early in the second deficit in the second quarter and quarter and falling behind by as gained the lead at 67-66 on two From Wire Service Reports many as seven in the third pe- free throws by James McElroy DURHAM, N.C.-Ernie Grun- riod, finally caught the Pistons - feld converted a three-point play at 87-all early in the fourth Asa Morris of St. Louis and with 42 seconds left to trigger period. Marty Piriano of Syracuse, eighth - ranked Tennessee past Then Russell, guard Don Free- N.Y., rolled 300 games in the fired-up Duke 86-80 in college man and Abdul-Jabbar took 1975 ABC bowling tournament. basketball last night. over as the Lakers outscored Grunfeld, who finished with 17 Detroit 21-6 to put the game out . points, drove to the hoop for an of reach. easy layup on a pass from Ber- of reach. * SC R ESnard King after Duke had cut the Volunteers' lead to 81-80 on Love story - a Tate Armstrong basket with College Basketball 1:2 remaining. BOSTON-Bob Love scored 35 Tennessee 86, Duke so01123 Wisconsin 87, North Dakota State 79 The Vols meet Michigan in pibutthe CMaryland 99, DePauw 42 Knoxville Saturday night. HOURS: 9:30-5:30 M-Th.; 9:30-9 Fri.; 9:30-5 Sat. Clark's@ WALLABEES® Possibly the most comfortable shoe ever designed . . . the suede upper, had to stave off a iurious fourth- period Boston Celtics rally lastI night for a 109-106 NBA victory. Jo Jo White scored 14 of his 31 points in the last period as the Celtics trimmed a nine-point Chicago lead only to fall to a pair of Love baskets in the last minute.1 AP Photo THE BOSTON CELTICS' Dave Cowens (center) and Chicago Bulls' Cliff Pondexter (left) battle for the rebound as the Bulls' Steve Patterson looks on in last night's NBA action at the Boston Garden. Chicago withstood a late s irge by the Celtics to win 109-106. CAPS., SABRES TIE Kansas City out-scouts Habs By The Associated Press YVON COURNOYER scored5 KANSAS CITY-Wilf Paiement with 4:12 remaining in the pe- scored three goals, the first riod, but Paiement, assisted by Kansas City Scout ever to do so, Guy Charron, found the net for and powered the Scouts to a 6-5 the Scouts. NationalHo HkevLe agu wo st of the Montreal Canadiens last night. THE TRIUMPH o v e r the heavily - favored Canadiens wasa another first for the erratic Scouts. The Scouts blitzed the Cana- diens 3-0 in the first period as Robin Burns scored his first of two goals 3:57 into the match. The Scouts' next two go1.. I came in a 31-second span, Craig3 Patrick striking unassisted and Paiement following with assists from Patrick and Gary Berg- man., The second period was domi- nated by the Canadiens. Steve Shutt tallied with 6:40 left in the period on Montreal's 32ndI power play goal of year. Yvon Lambert followed with the Cana- diens' second goal, but Burns answered 16 seconds later, mak- ing it 4-3. In a wild finale, Montreal scored on a power play by Lam- bert and a finesse shot by Jacques Lemaire. But amid the two was Paiement's third goal of the night and his seventh in five games, which insured the Scouts' surprising victory. * * * North Stars assisted BLOOMINGTON, Minn. - An inadvertant bounce of the puck gave the Minnesota North Stars a third-period tie, and then Fred Barrett blasted in the tie- breaking goal that lifted the Stars to a 3-1 National Hockey League victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs last night. Barrett's goal, the first by a Minnesota defenseman in 22 games this season, came from a point 'slap shot at 3:07 of the third period. The North Stars had tied the game 16 seconds into the period Donald at 10:06. when Toronto defenseman Dave * * Dunn attempted to clear the: puck from in front of goalie Caps, Sabres tie Wayne Thomas. But the puckM struck Maple Leaf defenseman LNOEM.-Nlo Borje Salming and plopped into Pyatt scored twice and rookie the net. John Paddock netted his first; National Hockey League goal as BILL GOLDSWORTHY w a s the Washington Capitals played credited with his 11th goal on the Adams Division leading, the play, and he also got the Buffalo Sabres to a 4-4 tie last insurance goal with 1:21 to play night. on a breakaway after, passes U from Barrett. and Dennis Hex- BUFFALO'S Jerry Korab tall. scored the game-tying goal on a 55-foot sinnshot at 5:53 of the The Maple Leafs, built a 1-0 final per .e after Caps' goalie lead after two periods on a Bernie Wolfe stopped a volley- shorthanded goal by Lanny Mc-'I of Sabres shots. Bucknell 66, Penn .64 Princeton 60, Navy 55 E. Michigan 78, Cleveland St. 70 Massachusetts 99, Harvard 87 N.C. State 117, E. Carolina 81 S. Carolina 84, Toledo 64 Kalamazoo 85, Hilsdale 76 Saginaw Valley 80, Alma 72 W. Michigan 77, Wis.-Parkside 74 Lake Superior State 69, N. 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