Baseball Strike Talks Drag On As Season Hangs In Balance
Chicago AP report details a four hour owners and players meeting led by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn as MLB negotiators remain at odds over pensions and salary increases. Marvin Miller proposed funding from pension surplus, which owners rejected as imprudent. Ailing talks leave opening day in doubt and a Cincinnati meeting with owners and players discussed.
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Highland and Shenandoah Track Winners Start Season
Highland and Shenandoah claimed wins as the track season opened amid weather delays and meet cancellations. Highland triumphed over Lapel 34 to gale forces hampered events and forced postponements while Kokomo Haworth hosts on Thursday as Lapel salvages two of its three events.
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Lakers Rally to Sweep Bulls in Chicago
Los Angeles overcame a 50-16 halftime deficit as Terry West poured in 23 second-half points to lift the Lakers to a 100-97 win over the Chicago Bulls, clinching their Western semifinal series in four games and setting up a clash with the Milwaukee-Golden State winner. West and Kim McMillan sparked the third quarter surge, while Ray led Chicago with 23 points and Wilt Chamberlain was limited by the rally. The Bulls shot poorly in the third, and the crowd of 18,447 watched LA secure the series on the Bulls’ home floor.
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Maravich Leads Hawks Past Celtics In East Semifinal
Pete Maravich scored 36 as the Atlanta Hawks beat the Boston Celtics 112 106 to tie the NBA Eastern Division semifinal at two games apiece. Maravich clinched it with two free throws at 7.22 left but fumbled later, allowing Don Chaney a late layup. Celtics rally fell short as Jim Washington and Jody White sparked Atlanta’s decisive 20 1 run.
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Pacers edge Rockets in OT thriller at Denver
Freddie Lewis drove for a go ahead lay in with 1.07 left in overtime as Indiana edged Denver 122 to 120 in a tense game for the best of seven series. Early in the matchup both teams battled evenly with Indiana taking a 32 26 lead after the opening quarter and George McGinnis fueling their push.
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Pacers and Rockets Clash in Overtime Classic
Indiana builds double digit lead but Denver rallies with Byron Beck scoring 15 third quarter points. Roger Brown tops Pacers with 32 as overtime decides the game after a late rally and stretch run by both teams.
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Yanks Postpone Game In Memory Of Gil Hodges
Julius Erving tied the ABA playoff scoring record with 53 points to spark the Virginia Squires to a 113-101 win over the Floridians and extend Virginia’s division series as the game was postponed in memory of Gil Hodges. The Floridians led by eight at halftime before Virginia surged late. Hokind Taylor hit a key three as Erving scored 16 in the final seven minutes to seal the comeback.
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Memorial for Hodges in West Palm Beach
The report recalls Gil Hodges a former Brooklyn Dodger hospitalized with a blood clot and dying Sunday in West Palm Beach Fla at 48 He is remembered for his impact on baseball and the Yankees organization with tributes from teammates and officials following his death on a Sunday.
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Nets Bounce Colonels Again
New York led 52-95 at halftime and 105-99 final as Rick Barry and John Roche starred for the Nets in a 105-99 win over Kentucky. Barry scored 35, Roche 23 with key free throws and open-lane baskets. Kentucky shot 39.7 percent while New York hit 48.7, and the series shifted to New York for game three.
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Anderson High School spring sports schedules listed
Anderson High School has released baseball track and golf schedules under athletic director Charles Cummings. The season began with a Tuesday game against Muncie Northside. Highlights include Kokomo Haworth visiting Denny Field at 4 p.m. Thursday and Memorial Field hosting Greenfield Central on Thursday, April 14. Golf opens April 1 at Pendleton Heights. Baseball opponents include Greenfield Central Noblesville Shelby Muncie Northside Carmel Pendleton Heights Muncie Central Marian New Castle Kokomo and more as Spring action unfolds.
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Boston Chicago Favored As Stanley Cup Playoffs Open
The Associated Press notes Boston Bruins and Chicago Black Hawks favored as NHL playoffs begin with a new format. First round pits Nos 1 and 4 in each division, with Nos 2 and 3 meeting in the other series. Bruins host Maple Leafs while Black Hawks clash with Minnesota and Montreal faces St Louis as teams chase best-of-seven series.
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Ravens Are Beaten In Golf Opener At Franklin
Franklin College defeated Raven Golfers 9434 in a season opener at Hillview Country Club. Jeff Lewis led Franklin with 75, teammates Cannon 78 and Martin 30, Beer 81, Nurphy 84, Sieppe 83 while Ravens top scoreters included Thompson 87 Kinchey 73 Coffman 89 Passwater 91 Kuhnle 97 Barnett 100.
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