NBA Delays Draft Over Brisker Dispute With Seattle
The NBA postpones the 1973 college draft from Monday to Thursday after a federal court voided Walter Kennedy’s award of Seattle’s first round pick to Philadelphia for John Brisker. Kennedy plans a special board meeting to decide on the draft order. Philadelphia holds the No 1 pick after finishing with the league’s worst record.
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Johan Tenney
NBA Board of Governors
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Boston
Buffalo
Houston
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Portland
70Ers
Riessen Upset In Cleveland Classic
South Alban Ray Moore defeated top seed Marty Riess of Evanston 64 64 to reach the Cleveland Classic final. Brian Fairlie of New Zealand beat Kodes 64 6 1 in a quarterfinal, while Roger Taylor defeated Jean Chantreau 64 46 62 amid protests over line calls and umpire disputes.
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Pendleton Heights Dominates Arabs Cup Triangular Meet
Pendleton Heights wins a three way track meet with 73 points at Middletown Pendleton also takes the junior reserve meet with 68 percent points Yorktown places second with 43 Shenandoah 42 and 64 points in reserve. Shenandoah travels to Mount Vernon April 17 for next contest.
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Lapel Falls to Westfield In Home Track Meet
Westfield swept the meet with a 741 to 352 score as Lapel’s Willoughby and Teeters delivered standout efforts. Westfield also won the reserve meet 95 to 26.
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Wolverines Sweep Purdue in Big Ten Baseball Doubleheader
Michigan team stars Pat Sullivan and Tom Kettinger drove in three runs apiece as the Wolverines swept Purdue 9-3 and 21-14 in a two game set at Eris Ind. Purdue committed four errors in the opener and one in the nightcap. A crucial miscue by shortstop Tim Barnbrook helped Michigan push across runs in the second game.
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Betty Cote
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Bert Green
Trea Ae
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Tiasata Carte
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Sabres
Dave Richelberser
Ross
Victo
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Tom Watson
Moree
Blancas Extends Lead At Monsanto Classic With Solid Round
Blancas shoots two under par 69 to stretch his lead to two strokes in Pensacola with a 36-hole total of six under. Teammates and challengers, including Knudson and North, scramble in tough conditions as the field competes for a $150,000 prize.
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George Knudson
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Steve Beard
Andy North
Jim
Canadiens Battle Flyers In Tight NHL Playoff Series
Montreal and Philadelphia clash in an intense semifinal with a 1-0 lead traded and multiple bench brawls noted. Detroit seeks to mirror past success as Flyers and Hawks push through, while Toronto and New York maneuver for position behind disciplined play and hard forechecking.
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Rookie drivers pace Darlington Rebel 500 trials
Three rookies led Friday’s qualifying for the Darlington 500 with 18 year old Richie Panch posting 146.855 mph in a Mercury to claim 17th. Darrell Waltrip 25, from Nashville, and Kenny Fond 51 from Patrick, Va., also posted fast laps as 12 more drivers joined the field, all within the top 15.
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Iment
Roy Mayne
Plymouth
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Highland's Dick Mitchell Resigns as Highland basketball coach
Dick Mitchell resigned as Highland High School head basketball coach after 11 seasons with a 90 99 overall record including four winning campaigns. He will remain as golf coach tentatively and may seek other positions while a committee studies applicants. Mitchell, a former Carroll high and Purdue alumnus, coached Highland since 1964 and led the 1967 68 squad to a 15 9 mark.
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Gabriel Claims LA Pact Void
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Roman Gabriel announced at a Los Angeles news conference that his contract is void under new ownership conditions. He cited distrust of team management and hinted at playing in Las Vegas while seeking a trade to another NFL club.
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Canadians upset Teamsterettes in women's cage tourney
In Indianapolis Canada’s all stars defeated defending champion Teamsterettes of Philadelphia 47-45 as Pat Tatham scored 21 points and Marianne Cawford led the losers with 13. The double elimination event at Indiana Central College runs through Saturday. Other Friday results included Moore Oklahoma beating Peck’s Good Girls 4697 with Judy Warren 18, and Baltimore Comets defeating Dayton 86-74 with Frances Daum scoring 20.
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