Pacers Win Second Straight as They Edge Colonels in Close Weekend
The Indiana Pacers overturned a 1-0 series deficit to take two straight over Kentucky in a weekend set. The pieces note standout performances by Freddie Lewis and Roger Brown, with Keller scrapping hard and future Purdue teammate Rick Mount eyed for next season.
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Fortune Finally Smiling On Carty
Rico Carty enjoys a breakout season with the Atlanta Braves, leading in hits and boosting team form. After a year lost to tuberculosis and injuries, Carty returned May 2, then shoulder setbacks limited him, yet he finished strong with a .435 average and pivotal late-season gains as the Braves won 20 of 27.
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Nicklaus Wins Nelson Sudden Death Thriller
Jack Nicklaus defeated Arnold Palmer in a dramatic sudden death at the Nelson Byron Nelson Golf Classic in Dallas Texas. Nicklaus earned first prize of $20 000 while Palmer won $11 000. The crowd exceeded 40 000 as Nicklaus hit a 267 yard drive and birdied No 5 to seal the title after a lengthy 37 hole contest.
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Reed Injured In First Quarter Knicks Rally Past Lakers
The Knicks defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 107-100 as Dave Stallworth sparked a 19 point fourth quarter rally. Willis Reed left early with a right hip muscle injury and may miss the rest of the series. Walt Frazier 21 points and Russ Russell 20 led New York while Chamberlain scored 11 of the Lakers’ first-half points before foul trouble and Stallworth’s late surge sealed the game.
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Willis Reed
Los Angeles
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Knicks
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Laker
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Imo
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Ree
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Suarter
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Bradley
Jerry West
Pons
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Reed suffers thigh muscle injury in Lakers playoff clash
New York reports Reed, hurt in the first period trying to get around Wilt Chamberlain, sat in the dressing room as Los Angeles built an 84-40 lead. Dr Fark planned X rays to rule out bone damage after contusion and upper thigh strain.
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Moratorium Planned By Major League Players Against Owners
Chicago Today reports a potential moratorium by Major League Baseball players amid stalled contract talks. A writer notes players may push for a strike if owners do not sweeten terms, with anonymity for one representative of the Players Association.
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Overconfident Bruins Take Early Lead in Cup Final
The Boston Bruins opened the Stanley Cup finals with a strong first period against the St. Louis Blues, delivering two early goals and signaling confidence. The play suggested the Bruins were mentally prepared, while the Blues faced challenges as the game progressed.
May Rose Spark Reds May Rose Spark Reds
Lee May and Pete Rose homer to back Gary Nolan as the Cincinnati Reds win 7 3 over the St. Louis Cardinals. The Reds break open the game with Rose's third homer of the season after a string of singles and a Perez double. Cardinals answer with two in the fourth and another in the sixth, but Nolan, Tolan, Perez and the pen hold on for six straight Reds wins.
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Bruins Clinch Stanley Cup Hope With 6 1 Win In St Louis
The Boston Bruins defeated the St Louis Blues 6 1 at the St Louis Arena to take a commanding series lead. Bobby Orr commented they could not end the series in four games, while Blues coach Bowman planned to shadow Orr with Jim Roberts. The victory came after Jacques Plante suffered a concussion from a shot, limiting his play and prompting lineup concerns for Game 2.
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Major Leagues results and standings roundup
Yesterday's baseball results feature multiple games across leagues with wins for St Louis, Milwaukee, Detroit, and Chicago. Notable scores include St Louis 7 Chicago 1 and Kansas City 6 Detroit 3, plus inconsistencies from fragmentary lines suggesting delayed or canceled games and highlighted performances by players and teams across the circuit.
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Speed Ceiling Lifted At Indy Motor Speedway
Denver bowler Joe Ottera nets a 360 game marking Colorado’s 100th perfect in 146 years. Indianapolis chiefs lift an 16 mph speed cap on the famed 2 mile oval as teams prepare for a busy day with multiple drivers testing and rookie runs. Foyt and Gur featured among entrants while S Glotzbach debuts on the track. a Dallenbach offy engine blowout triggers a caution period as crews sweep debris.
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Expos and Cardinals Swap Minor Leaguers
Montreal Expos and St Louis Cardinals completed a trade sending Carroll Sembera to St Louis for Bill Dillman. Dillman 24 pitched for Tulsa in the American Association and Sembera 22 started with the Expos this year before being optioned to the Buffalo Bisons in the International League.
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SWC reprimands Texas stars over onfield clash
The Southwest Conference censured Texas football and baseball stars James Sizéet and Tommy Harmon after an April 18 incident with Baylor coach Dutch Schroeder. The league called the act discrediting and said coach Gustafson bears responsibility, noting Street’s impulsive collision with Schroeder near home plate in Austin.
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Gallant Named To Security Post In New York
Gallant, 58, a former Federal Bureau of Investigation special agent in New York, was announced to accept a new security post after his resignation from the bureau. The report notes his prior service and the transition to the new role.
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Federal Judge Halts Cage Merger and Signals Further Action
A federal judge issued an order Monday blocking merger steps between Cage and Soe a weave Ti Charles A tentey, preventing interleague scheduling, drafts, contracts, and related activity. The ruling, pending Congressional action, keeps the antitrust action in limbo as both leagues consider talks for an exemption.
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