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Show Stars bump and grind to win teCr 1 By BRUCE WOODi Chronicle Stall' As it says in the p basketball is supposed-non-contact sport. TheF. a little pushing and shoi ' on under the boards but ! the sport is suppose:' violent. Apparently, the Dallas C-don't C-don't read the good; basketball because k finally bowed to the I 113-107 in Mo-noV football. ..er, basketbi they resembled more tl-town tl-town cousins the Cob; any basketball team fa-seen fa-seen around town late-. To say the game wasro.; be a gross understated closest action to coup-1 would maybe be the fit: -Belfast. However, ihet worked for Dallas cc. Nissalke and his shock t-a t-a little while that ' managed to overcome: Utah lead and take rathe ra-the game through mr second and third quae action resembled the attack on Pearl Harbc the Japanese their fate also to lose. After the game, Stat Manager Vince Boryl; Chaps defense and : Cowboys should be it' doomsday defense. We now up 2-0 in the plai Dallas is going to have' next two on their ho' Unless the Stars cant" for the Chaps assault? tactics they just migh' Utah Star Zelmo Beaty goes high in the air to grab a rebound as Dallas players George Johnson, Len Chappell and Joe Hamilton prepare to nail him when he comes back down to earth. Photo by Steve Schowengerdt |
