Knicks Rally To Dust Bullets In Eastern Final Entry
The Knicks defeated the Baltimore Bullets 107 to 101 to win the series four games to two. Jerry Lucas and Bill Bradley led with 22 and 20 points respectively, and Walt Frazier added 22 as New York built late urgency. Archie Clark led Baltimore with 31 points as the Bullets trailed most of the night before a late run.
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NEW York
New York Knicks
Jerry Lucas
Bill Bradley
Baltimore
Bullets
Knicks
Boston Celtics
Celtics
Lucas
Archie Clark
Mike Riordan
Bradley
Walt Frazier
Clark
Dean Meminger
Frazier
Dave DeBusschere
Jack Marin
Riordan
Milwaukee
DeBusschere
Brad
Ley
Phil Jackson
Marin
GT Marin
Dbuschre
Tresvant
Fraziers
Chenier
Monroe
Barnett
Johnson
Memger
Ae-Eeces
Jack Marin, Let
The
UPI
Dodgers assign uniform numbers for key players
Frank Robinson has been assigned uniform No. 36 with the Los Angeles Dodgers while No. 20, his number at Baltimore, belongs to Dodgers pitcher Don Sutton.
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Frank Robinson
Los Angeles Dodgers
Baltimore
Don Sutton
Dodger
Vance Resigns as Illinois Athletic Director
Gene Vance, former Illini Whiz Kid and athletic director, resigns after a five year regime. He will step down July 16 citing health and personal interests, amid lingering financial and program pressures at the University of Illinois.
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Champaign
Ill
Gene Vance
University of Illinois
Illini
Vance
Illini Whiz Kids
Lakers Aim For Better Shooting To Even Series
Los Angeles hosts Milwaukee in Game 2 after a 93 72 playoff opener. Kareem Abdul Jabbar led the Bucks with 33 as the Lakers struggled from the floor. West and Goodrich were held to 10 and 8 points, while Oscar Robertson expects to move better with rest.
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LOS Angeles
Milwaukee Bucks
Los Angeles Lakers
Forum
Bucks
National Basketball Association
Lakers
Bill Sharman
Larry Costello
Milwaukee
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Wilt Chamberlain
Jerry West
Gail Good
Wayne Embry
Oscar Robertson
ABA Draft Nears Finish As Colleges Go On Record
The American Basketball Association plans to complete its secret draft by Wednesday morning with 11 clubs picking from the sixth round via telephone. No undergraduates will be selected, despite earlier signings by New York Mets and others. Notable names from the prior rounds include McAdoo, Bibby, Westphal, Walton, Stallworth, Riker, and Gainey among others. Stanford and Penn State to meet in football four straight seasons starting 1973.
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American Basketball Association
ABA
New York Mets
Jim Chones
Marquette
Memphis
Dave Brent
Jacksonville
Virginia
Bill Franklin
Purdue
Bob McAdoo
North Carolina
Tom Riker
South Carolina
Henry Bibby
UCLA
Carolina Cougars
LaRue Martin
Chicago
Loyola
Dallas
Portland
Bud Stallworth
Kansas
Paul Westphal
South California
Denver
Dwight Davis
Houston
Floridians
Russell Lee
Marshall
Brian Taylor
Princeton
New York Nets
Bob Nash
Hawaii
Barry Parkhill
Corky Calhoun
Pennsylvania
Ed Ratliff
Long Beach State
Kentucky
John Gainnelli
Pacific
Wil Robinson
West Virginia
Harold Fox
Pittsburgh
Davis
Cleveland
Calhoun Phoenix
Lee Milwaukee
Stallworth
Seattle
Riker
Nash
Detroit
Westphal
Boston
NBA
Stanford
Penn State
AA Opens 1972 Baseball Season With New Leaders
The Class AAA American Association starts its 1972 season Friday night with three new managers Tony Pacheco at Oklahoma City Jim Marshall at Wichita and Jack Krol at Tulsa and a new president Joe Ryan replacing Allie Reynolds Ryan was formerly general manager at Wichita The Denver Bears seek a third straight Western Division title but lose Richie Scheinblum to the Kansas City Royals Denver adds Dave Moates and Ted Ford to bolster outfield while left handed pitching shortage remains Indianapolis adds Ed Armbrister in the outfield and veteran manager Vern Rapp promises more speed for 1972 Omaha gains Jim Wohlford and Keith Marshall boosting a younger Royals era club.
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Associated Press
American Association
Iowa
Tulsa
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Evansville
Denver
Indianapolis
Omaha
Tony Pacheco
Jim Marshall
Jack Krol
Joe Ryan
Allie Reynolds
New York Yankee
Ryan
Denver Bears
Bears
Richie Scheinblum
Scheinblum
Kansas City Royals
Dave Moates
Ted Ford
del Wilber
Indianapolis Indians
Ed Armbrister
Vern Rapp
Jack McKeon
Changes Made At Madison II Diamond
Rollie Girton II announces plans near completion for Madison Little League opening season. Girton and league officers have prepared the field for opening day. City park workers moved the outfield fence, seeding grass and installing a cinder warning track to protect outfielders from the fence. Concession stand remodeling and repair have been completed.
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Rollie Girton II
Madison
Girton
City
Robinson Named New York Coach
Warren Sheriff Robinson was appointed as first base coach by the New York Mets, replacing Yogi Berra who became manager after Gil Hodges’ death. Robinson, 50, from Cambridge Maryland, had served as a Mets coach in 1964 66 67 and part of 1965 and was a former minor league coach and manager and a special assignment scout since 1968.
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University of Miami
Fla
Blackman
Illini
Dike Eddleman
Alex Agase
Northwestern University
Buddy Young
Pete Rozelle
National Football League
Big Ten
Wayne Duke
Champaign-Urbana Courier
Elliott
Bill Reed
NEW York
Warren
Robinson
New York Mets
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Arthur Wyatt
CPL
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Goodyear
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Bill Walton
Royals
McKeon
Jim Wohlford
San Jose
Keith Marshall
Elmira
Madison II
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Spray Aatrex
Alexandria
Madison County
Farm Bureau
Summitville, Ind
Tracy Hardeke, Mgr
Main
Jim Cloud
Mgr
Anderson
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