Pacers Fight To Narrow Denver Playoff Gap In ABA Series
Indiana clings to life in the Western Division playoffs after an overtime win at Denver, led by Daniels's scoring and Brown's 32 in the latest contest. Robisch, Beck, Simpson, and Neto pace the Rockets while Indiana relies on rebounding and fast break to stay competitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Pacers
Denver
Mthough
Bobby Leotard
Rockets
Rocket
Dave Rablsci
Ani
Robisch
Byron Beck
Ralph Simpson
Simpson
Eve
Daniels
ABA
Mel Daniels
Julius Keyo
Insana
Bly
Deaver
Brown
Laye
Roger Brown
Roger
Gant
Seto
Rob Netalicky
Neto
George McGinnis
Freddie Lewis
Black Hawks open with 3 1 victory over Penguins
Pit Martin scored twice and Jim Pappin added a short handed goal to lead the Chicago Black Hawks to a 4 1 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins in the opening game of the Stamey Cup semifinal. The series shifts to Chicago for game two with games three and four in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Martin
Jim Pappia
Chicago Black Hawks
Pittsburgh Penguins
Hawks
Bill White
AL McDonough
Pappin
Jim Rutherford
Pittsburgh
Bruins Blank Leafs In Opener In Boston Playoff
Bruins win 5 0 over Maple Leafs as Gerry Cheevers stops 27 shots in a shutout. Esposito scores twice and receives assists from Orr, Cashman, and Stanfield. Plante makes 24 saves for Toronto as Boston seizes early series advantage at Boston Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Phil Espe
Gerrysito
Jheevers
Bruins
Boston Druins
Esposito
Toronto Maple Leafs
Wayne Cashman
Toronto
Jacques Plante
Cheevers
Maple Leafs
Planta
Boston Garden
Peat Ellin
Toy
Vadiale
Dos
Germie
Tor
Wallos
Bos
Maje
Clenzie
Toe
Major
Hodge
Mlosis
Hinder
Marcolla
Dickentie
Esposita
Fev
Hos
Stanfield
Mucyk
Penaily-Breyie
Bors
NCAA Files Damage Suit With ABA and Players
The NCAA sues the ABA, player Jim McDaniels, the Carolina Cougars, Athletes Advisory Group Inc., and agent Norman Blass in U S District Court in Louisville Kentucky seeking 185 763 80 in actual damages plus 100 000 exemplary damages plus costs and investigations related to alleged premature professional contracts. A prior suit against Howard Porter was filed February 23 for a similar claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
National Collegiate Athletic Association
American Basketball Association
Jim McDdaniels
Carolina Cougars
U.S. District Court
Touisville
McDaniels
Western Kentucky University
Athletes Advisory Group Inc
Norman Blass
Blass
Athletes Advisory Group
ABA
Wille
Western Kentucky
NCAA
Howard Porter
Villanova University
North Stars Capture Fight Filled Victory Over Blues
The Minnesota North Stars defeated the St Louis Blues 3 to 0 in a rough opening game of the playoff series. Dean Prentice sparked the attack as Gump Worsley stood tall in goal on a Wednesday night in St Paul Minneapolis.
Kentucky Triumph Sets Up Eastern Semifinal Game Four
Walt Simon scored 25 points off the bench in a 105 99 win for Kentucky over the New York Nets in the Eastern semifinal. Artis Gilmore led Kentucky with 28 points while Rick Bory scored 39 for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniondale
N.Y
Walt Simon
New York Nets
Colonels
New York
Nets
Besginning
Rick Bory
Kentucky
Les Hunter
Jim O'Brien
Simon
Kearue
Hunter
Dawson Signs 2 Year Contract With Chiefs
Len Dawson ends retirement speculation by signing a new two year deal with the Kansas City Chiefs at a news conference. The 39 year old quarterback is expected to earn around 1000000 over the contract and will continue contributing to the Chiefs’ future success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Chiefs
Kansas City
Len Dawson
Calels
Dawson Etd ‘Chi Coad Jtank Stram
Fis
Confusing Playoff Schedules and Results Report
Newspaper brief covers NBA and ABA style playoff notes including best of seven series, series leaders like Western and Eastern conference teams such as Milwaukee Golden State New York Kentucky Indiana Denver and Dallas, with overtime results and upcoming game dates from New York to Los Angeles. It lists scheduled games and divisions with scattered scores and team references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Los Ange
Tessing
Mibwaukee
Golden Stald
Milwackee
James
New York
Kentucky
Birgieta
Flosiasang
Vitsutal
Listion
Indiana
Denver
Um Mana Teady
East Dission Xentucky
New York West
Dallas
Alan Teads
Beataly Orien
Waren
Dhomdar
Bag Alvieiog Witkinis
Eat
al Denver
Daly Garige Echedalet
Hadfield's timely goal lifts Rangers past Canadiens 3 2
Hadfield scores twice including the winner from the right corner as the New York Rangers beat the Montreal Canadiens 3 to 2 in the opening game of the Stanley Cup playoffs. Gilbert and Rousseau assisted the late go-ahead strike, with Fairbairn opening the scoring early in the first period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
RPY
Vicuf Hadfield
Ihel
Utes
New York Rangers
Montreal
Canadiens
Hadfield
Nill
Ken Dryden
BJ Fairbairn
Dryden
Brad Park
el Montreal
Claude Lai Tose
Nian Park
Ed Giacomin
Rangers
Rod Gilbert
Robby Rousseau
Top Seeds Fall In River Oaks Upset Rich Round
In Houston the River Oaks Tennis Tournament sees three top seeds advance to the quarterfinals while many favorites fall in second round upsets. Rod Laver Ken Rosewall Graham Stillwell Tom Okker win, but Ashe Riessen and several Americans lose, with Newcombe and Rowbury also exiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
United States
Rod Laver
Australia
Rob Maud
South Africa
Ken Rosewrl
Aus
Rata
Graham Stillwell
City To Host State Women's Bowling Event
The Anderson Women's Bowling Association will host the Indiana State Women's Bowling Association event in 197? at Fort Wayne. WISBA's annual meeting at the Hospitality Inn in Port Wayne approved the arrangement with Eleanor Jackson unable to attend. Mary Ellison spoke in her place. Delegates from Anderson include Baker Creech Hodson Killion Ellison Hobbs Killig Linville Ryan Koontz Mortis Ramsey Hotzel, with Kathryn Holzel as publicity chair. Fort Wayne's 1972 tournament ranked second in state history with 1487 teams and strong participation across cities including Anderson and Gary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Women’s Bowling Association
Indiana State Bowling Associations
WISBA
Hospitality Inn
Port Wayne
Eleanor Jackson
AWBA
Fort Wayne
Marry Ellison
Anderson
Mary
Two Drivers Added To Indy 500 Field
Rookies Mike Hiss from California and Lee Kunzman from Iowa were nominated to drive Offenhauser powered cars in the 53rd 500 at Indianapolis May 27. Bob Harkey will drive an Offy entered by Joe Hunt of Los Angeles. A fourth car with a turbo Ford awaits a driver as the list nears 33 starters after time trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Mike Hiss
Cotona
del Mar
Calif
Lee Kurzman
Guttenberg
Towa
Thomas W. Page
Sarla Ana
Kunzman
Myron J. Caves
Fresno
J. Marshal Robbing
Troy
Mich
Ford
Utah Stars Take 3 0 Lead In ABA Playoff Series
Utah Stars defeated the Dallas Chaparrals 89 69 to seize a 3 0 lead in the best of seven ABA semifinal. Jimmy Jones and Mary Jackson top scored for Utah with 16 and 21 points respectively while Zelmo Beaty 24 and Willie Wise 26 provided key scoring. Dallas got 21 from Deanie Freeman and 16 from Steve Jones but turnovers and field goal defense favored Utah. The next game is in Dallas Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Utah Stars
Jimmy Jones
Mary Jackson
Dallas Chaparrals
American Basketball Association
Deanie Freeman
Chaps
Gavall
Jones
Pine
Jackson
Ashe
Hig Zelmo Beaty
Willie Wise
Stars
Salt Lake City
Wise
Beaty
Chaparral
Bealy
Freeman
Steve Jones
Simmie Hill
Matty
Utah
Cae Hee Daa
Kol Dows
Bey
Moe Moree
G Tobin
Mesh
Tains
Ted Tudals
iTamilton
Andou
American Records Highlight Night at AAU Swimming Champs
Susie Atwood of Lakewood and Mark Spitz led the finals night, each setting American marks. Atwood won the women 24-yard backstroke in 2:04.01 while Spitz clocked 48.76 for the men's 100-yard butterfly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Apy
Susie
Wood
Lakewood Aquatic Club Y
Indiana University
Mark Spitz
Miss Atwood
Spitz
Hall
Miss Wylie
John Kinealla
Stamm
Ross Wales
Phillips
Beach
Calif
Tim McKee
Flori
Ida
Frank Reckl
Lyn Vidali
Santa Clara
Southern California
Imeyard
Brian Ob
Cathy Carr
Mark Chatfield
Deena Deardnitt
Cin
Calboll
Cinnati Pepsi Martins
Job
Freestyte
Keena Rothhammer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bee
Beverly
Black Hawks
Pitsburgh
Bob Dester
Merlin
EN Garoe
Jacque
Bruinyddapla Leafs
Lof
Ora
Gary Monehern
Tim Gals
Fossu
Boston Gruins
Hartman
Rob Basn
Rick Loy
Leafs
Prentice
Bob Nevin
Minnesota
St. Louis
Worsley
Garry Unger
North Stars
Nes
Danwler
Einis Moore
Howler
Paulte
Howell
Taylor
Wul
Kone
Falalodle
Kenlidy
New York Jnrry
Polat Goss—Dampler
Hutter
Texans
Purdue
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cleveland Browns
Llma
Liam
AFL
Ghiots
Minnesota Vikings
Eastern Diviging
Petree Biabum If
Sage Silos
Cmiago
Jalontynes
Poiledelphin
Sonfrancises
Kes Angeles
Jim Beam
Wastern Division
TEE
Ena
Mu. Aun
Ranke
Rim
Fai
Enganeas Essengo
California
Milwauken
Baltimore
Detroit
Felonshire
Feael and
Mppcot
Iacay
Ted Ame
Ae OO
Cluoat
BLOM
Aeatient
Boyritina Tursday
Atlanta
Beston
Sparks Rangers
Roger Taylor
Mark Favoure
Arthur Ashe
Bob Lutz
Marty Reissen
Charles Priarell
Nickola Pikie
Muneleom
Gary
South Bend-Mishawaka
Culver
Knox
Lee Newkirk
Salem
Kathryn Holted
WBA
le Lereal Association
Frank Mehovlich
Mars Cellan i
Magny
WIBC
Mahovlich
Ariessemeattacca
Rousseau
Pees Nore Coca
Kay
Holzel
Muehlbach Hotel
Utch
Susie Atwood
Carder
Steve Genter
Lakewood
Genter
Kinsella
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!