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Brown's Andy Robertson led all scorers with a 77. Teammates Tom Cook-man, who placed sixth in the Easterns on Sunday, and Tyler Chase both had 78's. Jim Gallagher (79) and Dick Stevens (82) completed the Bruins' five-man team total...
...Costello summed up the play by saying: "It's strange. We've beaten them three times and haven't played a good game yet." The final was so one-sided that it looked like the varsity scrimmaging the jayvees. The results of the key match-ups-Robertson v. Monroe, Alcindor v. Unseld-told the story. In the series, the Big O outscored the Pearl 94 to 65, while Lew topped Wes 108 to 60. Forward Jack Marin, the Bullets' highest scorer in the series, said of Alcindor: "Every time you make a move to the hoop...
...figures and statistics," in the words of Publisher Allan Barren, a bush-bearded black from New Jersey who once ran a computer company. The first issue adds little to the public's considerable knowledge of such obvious star subjects as pro basketball's Lew Alcindor and Oscar Robertson and football's Matt Snell. But Barren hopes to develop other healthy heroes for young blacks, who, he claims, "now identify only with guys on the block, like pimps and pushers." Because he could not find a qualified black to serve as editor, Barren appointed a white friend, Freelancer...
Mystical Way. The Knicks may be able to stop Milwaukee, but almost nobody else can. In Center Lew Alcindor and Guard Oscar Robertson, the Bucks have the most potent one-two scoring punch in the game today. Much more aggressive off the boards than in his rookie year, Alcindor is averaging 16 rebounds a game and scoring at a 32-point pace with his derricklike hook shots and whirling dunks. Snared from Cincinnati in a masterful trading coup, Robertson is playing as well as he ever has in his ten-year N.B.A. career. Remarkably unselfish for a superstar...
...secure kind of pleasure to begin a novel by Canadian Writer Robertson Davies. This is not because the reader knows what will happen-Davies does not write formula fiction-but because he is serenely sure of what will not happen. The author will not hunt snarks, nor plant a forest of symbols and then get lost in it. Nor will he fail to have some compelling reason to write rather than remain silent...