Bucks Dust Warriors in playoff clash with Lakers
The Milwaukee Bucks defeated Golden State 108 100 to take a 2 1 lead in the best of seven series as Kareem Abdul Jabbar 23 Lucius Allen 24 and Bob Dandridge 29 led the Bucks while Nate Thurmond 26 and Joe Ellis sparked the Warriors. A late third quarter scuffle triggered by Allen and Williams led to ejections and a rough finish as Oscar Robertson sealed the win with late free throws. Golden State had won the opener in the series.
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Pacers fall to Rockets 112-96 to even series in Denver
Denver outscored and outrebounded Indiana, taking control in the third quarter to win 112-96 and level the ABA Western Division final at two games apiece. Ralph Simpson and Byron Beck led Denver with 28 points each while Freddie Lewis scored 33 for Indiana as foul trouble sidelined Daniels and Netolicky. The series shifts to Indiana for Game Five Saturday.
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Frazier Bradley Lift Knicks Past Baltimore to Tie Series
Walt Frazier and Bill Bradley sparked a 97 90 finale run as the Knicks rallied from a 16 point lead to defeat Baltimore 104 98. Bradley 25 Frazier 24 and Monroe 21 led New York while Riordan 21 and Marin 16 paced Baltimore. Series tied 2 2 with game five in Baltimore Sunday.
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McAdoo Set For Hardship NBA Draft
New York AP reports 6-9 UNC junior Bob McAdoo was declared eligible on hardship grounds for the upcoming NBA draft. Other approved hardship players include Mel Davis, Brian Taylor, Tony Delgado, Michael Reid, John Tinsley, Philmore Westbrook, and Walter Gardner, with the draft starting Monday.
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North Stars Win In Overtime Playoff Thriller
In St Paul Minnesota Bill Goldsworthy scored on a rebound 1:36 into sudden death to lift the Minnesota North Stars to a 6-5 overtime victory over the St Louis Blues after surviving Frank St Marseille’s three goals in the NHL playoff game.
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Squires Sweep Series As Erving Pours 39 Points
Miami based Floridians were swept 4-0 in the ABA playoff series by Virginia. Julius Erving scored 39 points, aided by Bernie Williams and Jim Eakins with 18 each, as Virginia built leads of 11 in Q2 and 13 in Q3 before finishing 115-106. The Floridians closed their season amid Cincinnati relocation rumors.
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Susie Atwood sets another swim mark at AAU meet
Susie Atwood of Lakewood Aquatic Club set her second American record in as many nights at the National AAU Short Course Championships in Dallas. She won the 400 yard individual medley in 4:28.85 to defend her title and contributed to Lakewood's 3:57.43 400 yard medley relay record. Gary Hall of Indiana broke the American record in 400 yard medley final with 3:58.09, and Steve Genter of Lakewood posted 20 yard freestyle best at 1:39.23. Jennifer Bartz of Santa Clara led prelims with 4:41.61, finishing second in 4:41.63.
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ASSAA Sets Meeting Monday for Spring Plans
The Anderson Sunday School Athletic Association will hold a spring meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church to finalize plans for play in men’s softball and girls’ volleyball. Proposals include keeping team fees at $75 plus set costs and using one new ball per game from the previous game’s best ball, with each team furnishing six balls. Volleyball fees likely remain $18 per team. churches paying a $1 franchise fee must pay it then. Individual memberships for basketball or bowling return.
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