League baseball race starts with Irvington Newark clash
The prep league opens with a featured Irvington at Newark baseball tilt at 3 8 p.m. as title contenders. Mission San Jose visits James Logan and defending champ Kennedy travels to Washington to round out the slate while track action also looms this week.
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Flyers fall as Sabres clinch final playoff berth on last-second goal
Gary Meehan slammed home a game winner with four seconds left to lift the Buffalo Sabres 3-2 over the Flyers, ending Philadelphia’s push for the final NHL playoff spot. Pittsburgh also earned its berth with a 6-2 win over St. Louis, as the Penguins and Flyers finished tied in points but Pittsburgh claimed the tiebreaker.
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Flyers
Ron Scheck
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Penguins
Meehan
California
St. Louis
Nick Harbaruk
Greg Polis
Eddie Shack
Schock
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Don Airey
Ted Green
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Awrey
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RED Wings
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Bobby Hull
Hawks
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Golden Jet
Harf
Hull
Cox shocks Emerson to win Macon tennis title
Mark Cox of England defeated Emerson Toy of Australia 6 3 4 7 6 3 in the Macon International Tennis Tournament final. A scorekeeping error marred the match and cast doubt on the second set outcome.
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UPI
Mark Cox
England
Heal Toy Emerson
Australia
Raiders Dominate Nobodys in Newark Benefit Game
Oakland Raiders played the Nobodys in a Newark High School gym charity game sponsored by the Newark Optimists. The Raiders showcased size and skill led by Art Shell and Carlton Oakes with 20 foot jump shots and dominant inside play, while the Nobodys fielded a diverse group unable to match the visitors.
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Newark
Raiders
Newark Optimists Club
Ubzy
Carlton Oakes
Ben Davidson
Art Shell
Shel
Nets
Gals
Raiders and Nobodies Confront In Hilarious Newark Scrimmage
Ken tall scouts report a chaotic game where Newark High coach Guin Boggs draws applause for outside shooting and fast breaks. The Raiders’ antics include a fake field goal, a toppled bridge in celebration, and Dan Wyrlich’s awkward debut drawing laughs from fans. Tim Olio runs for Fremont in a separate election bid, while Optimist Club members sell refreshments and crowd the stands.
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Guin Boggs
Raiders
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Ala Globetrotters
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Sheil
Fred Bilednikoff
Fred
Cer
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Reider
News-Register
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Dan
Tim Olio
Fremont
Newark
Jim
Optimist Club
Chric
Bucks defense seals big win in Warriors playoff romp
Oakland upstart Milwaukee Bucks tightened defense to beat Golden State 122 to 94 at the Coliseum Arena. Kareem Abdul Jabbar was limited while Oscar Robertson and Bob Dandridge paced the winners with 23 and 21 points. The series moves to a fourth game Tuesday as Milwaukee holds a 2-1 lead.
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Golden State
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Larry Cosello
Warriors
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Cazzie Russell
Oscar Robertson
Bob Dandridge
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Rim
al Artes
Nate Turmond
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Attles
Jabbar
Lea
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Lucius Allen
Thurmond
Jim Barnett
Fritz Williams
Wilkens to quit coaching Sonics and stay as player
Len Ny Wilkens announced he would relinquish coaching duties with the Seattle SuperSonics to continue as a player in the NBA. He said he hopes to contribute as a player next season and resume coaching when the time comes. The Sonics endured injuries that ended their playoff push.
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UPI
Lenny Wilkens
Fie
Seattle Supersonics
Wilkens
Chaps coach vows tough stance in playoff tilt
Dallas coach Tom Nistatke promises a hard fought game as the Chaparral face Utah Stars in game two of the ABA playoffs. He notes a recent collapse, claims his team will stay aggressive, and shifts focus to games three and four in Dallas. The Stars edge the Chaps in free throws and defense, aiming to even the series.
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