Incredible playoff shot sends Warriors past Bucks at buzzer
Jumpin Joe Ellis nailed a 40 foot winner with one second left, lifting the San Francisco Warriors to a 104 103 win over the Milwaukee Bucks in Milwaukee. Ellis recalled praying during the shot while Lew Alcindor blocked Jeff Mullins after a planned setup failed. Jerry Lucas led Golden State with 32 points as Milwaukee clung to a 3 1 series edge.
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Barber Brown seize second round lead at Greensboro Open
In a rain soaked second round at the Greater Greensboro Open Barber and Brown shot 137 as leaders after two rounds. Barber had four birdies in a 67 while Brown carded 69 to move one stroke ahead of Crampton, Heard and Dill who trail at 138.
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Lipshy Leads ABC Singles With 688 Series
Aron Lipshy a 21 year old MSU senior rolled a 688 series in the singles to top the regular all events at the American Bowling Congress Tournament Friday He set the pace in the event and moved into a commanding position in the standings representing Michigan State University in Detroit.
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East All Stars Aim Fourth Straight Win In NAB All-Star Game
Dayton Ohio hosts the ninth NAB All-Star game featuring East squad led by Austin Carr Artis Gilmore and John Roche seeking a fourth straight victory Saturday as top college talents clash.
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Olivares keeps bantam crown in long-range win over Castillo
Ruben Olivares regained the world bantamweight title from Chucho Castillo by a unanimous decision in Inglewood. His camp ruled out a fourth Olivares Castillo bout and suggested Olivares may move to featherweight. Castillo blamed Olivares long-range strategy for the defeat.
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Sun Colony Wins at Bowie in Maryland-Bred Feature
Sun Colony a 3-year-old maiden led from start to finish to win the $16,500 allowance feature for Maryland-bred dirt fillies at Bowie on Friday. The race drew a field of Maryland-bred yearling fillies, Sun Colony the only non-winner in the group, romped to an easy victory.
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Canucks rout Seals 7 2 to climb out of cellar
Vancouver Canucks defeated the California Seals 7 to 2 as Orland Kurtenbach led with two goals and two assists. The win lifts Vancouver from last in the East Division, with one game left against Los Angeles. California finishes home schedule at 17-21-? with attendance 219,364 over 36 home games.
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California ends season against the Kings in Los Angeles
California concludes its season with a Saturday game against the Los Angeles Kings in Los Angeles. The schedule lists many sports events including college basketball East-West All-Star Game and NBA Playoffs. Notable players mentioned include Dan Johnson Ted Taylor Murray Hall and California rookies Dick Redmond Gary Croteau in hockey.
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A's top Cleveland foes in 5-2 spring win
In Mesa, Oakland Athletics defeated the Cleveland Indians 5-2 as Rick Monday hit a bases empty homer and Gene Tenace doubled to start a third inning rally. McDowell homered for Cleveland, while Lindblad Locker and Roland combined for three shutout innings.
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