Alameda golfers lead tied for final round at North Course
Velasquez shares the lead with Charles Gibson and Kent Winton after a level par 71 on the North Course. Gibson shot 67 the prior day to pace the field, while Malley sits one stroke behind the leaders at 212. Blomberg 213, McCurdy 214, Celli 214, Berry 215, Ward 215, with final-round tee times set for 10:04 to 10:20 a.m.
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Alameda
Cal State Hayward
Blake McCurdy
Lake Chabot
Velasquez
Gibson
Redwood Empire Country Club
del Rio
Malley
Cal State
Hayward
Bob Blomberg
Oakland
McCurdy
Bill Celli
Phil Berry
Bill Ward
Winton
San Mateo
Ward
Blomberg
Berry
Gibson, Malley
Cell
Warriors Game Blackout Sparks TV Telecast Battle
Series 3-1 broadcast blackout blocks Warriors Bay Area telecast as NBA contracts require six hour delay after ABC Game of the Week. NBC opts for San Francisco Milwaukee clash while Chicago Los Angeles markets face blackout. San Francisco wins 196 104 over Milwaukee as Warrior defense pins down Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
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Twe Warrior
Madison
Bay Area
Channel 2
NBA
ABC
NBC
San Francisco
Los Angeles Chicago
Los Angeles
Chicago
Milwaukee
Roberts tops pole vault at Relays with 17 foot leap
In Austin Texas Dave Roberts of Rice broke the Relays record with a 17 foot pole vault, clearing the mark on his final attempt amid windy conditions to earn top honors in the university division. Randy Matson also excelled in the open division, throwing the shot 62.3 feet to surpass his 1967 Relays record by three inches.
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Austin
Tex
Dave Roberts
Rlee
Lelay
Roberts
Rice
Randy Matson
Munich
Texas
Top 40 after three rounds list of players and scores
A cluttered top forty scoreboard shows players and ages with mixed gaps and misread digits. Names include Charles Gibson Blake McCurdy Bob Callen Gil Torres Milton King Conrad Nilmeier Richard Dallagiacomo Roy Peltgtini Henry Suico and others with scores ranging from single digits to seventy six placed after three rounds.
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Charles Gibson
Red Velasayer
Kent Winton
Bill Malley
Geo Blomberg
Blake McCurdy
Bill Celli
Phil Derry
Bill Ward
T Zid
Bob Callen
Lloyd Watts
Gary Licks
Hott Hoyt
Gil Torres
Ace Adams
Milton King
Bob Olds
Robert Amerton
Ray Ain
Richard Dallagiacomo
Roy Peltgtini
Henry Suico
Conrad Nilmeier
Mark Mertigen
Dick Mele TH
Artig McNickle
Damies Malufich
Val Beatriz
Sandy Galbraith
Dennis Rucker
Pete Sanches
Mere Decker
Jin Solis
Gera Mixon
Lee Cook
Harry Herrson
Franklin Manson
Cal State Track Meets Mixed Results and Times
Readable portions show Cal State and Athens teams Competing in sprints relays and mile events with times ranging from 4 17.45 to 4 24 5 and relays featuring Bayless Kermit Parker and Jackson among others. Names include UCD CSCH Athens and CSCH with multiple athletes recording notable splits and times.
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Aries Club A
Cap Sete Hy
Davis
Webster
CSCH
Reiter HOT _ Bayless
Parker
Kermit Bayless
Reiter
UCD
ESCH
Kermit Ba
Nichaltor Webster
Athens
Cabiens
Teles Ucsch
Bashaneen Ani Penning
Si Gehelmar
Thomas
Una'tached
Mile Bickel
Apradhin
Uch
Alison
Ieenaagee
Maaalt
Anata — Haver
Hansen Ven Io
Rae
Bonin
Athen
Carter
KeysAthens Ae Erie
SCH
Cal Shale ‘Michste
Ker Wayiess Parker
Jackson
Sm Samtain
Nash
Koyrehesrs
Boi
Tune Bie
Powell
Aliens
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CCH
Fair Heirs
Boschotey
Lovers
Rutherford d
Barna
Lindsay
Ignel
LY — Jackson
McFadde Cech
ZadMy JaCkson
Sir Garcia
Tom Jackson Athans
Jonnyson
Breéman
Albers
Firu
East Quiets West In Overtime All Star Showdown
In Dayton Ohio East stars Jim McDaniels and Artis Gilmore combine for 53 points to lift the East 106 to 104 in overtime over the West. McDaniels opened OT with a free throw for his 20th point, while Mike Newlin banked a climactic 18 footer at the buzzer to force the extra period. McDaniels earned MVP honors before 13,178 fans as Jim Cleamons and Rich Yankus added key baskets in overtime.
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Dayton
Ohio
UPI
Jim McDaniels
Artis Gilmore
McDaniels
ABA
Carolina Cougars
Utah
Grootd
Mike Newlin
University of Dayton
Tnron
St. Louis University
Jim Irving
Rich Yankus
Georgia Tech
Jim Cleamons
Ohio State
Western Kentucky
Jim French wins Santa Anita Derby in thrilling stretch
East Coast Derby hope Jim French edged Unconscious by a length and a quarter in the 139400 dollar Santa Anita Derby at Arcadia. Jockey Angel Cordero Jr rode the 3 year old to a time near 1 48 as 45500 fans braved the cold, with Vegas Vic third and Crimson Clem fourth. Trainer John Campo celebrated a Gotham Stakes win earlier on the day. owner Frank Caldwell collected 88400 dollars.
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Arcadia, Calif
Unconscious
Vegas Vic
Crimson Clem
John Campo
New York
Jim French
East
Vegas
Spearchucker Weber sets new school record in meet
Spearchucker Weber competed in a joint event with Cal State, UC Davis and the Athens Club. He cracked his own school record by roughly nine feet, marking a standout performance in the meet.
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Cal State
Davis
Athens Club
Weber
Andy Weber
76ers edge Bullets in decisive comeback game
Philadelphia tops Baltimore 95 90 to even the playoff series at 3 3. Billy Cunningham scores 33 and Archie Clark adds nine fourth quarter points to fuel a comeback after a tight game that featured a late rally by the Bullets and a fought final stretch at Baltimore.
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76Ers
Clark
Philadelphia
Monroe
Kevin Loughery
Bullets
Billy Cunningham
Archie Clark
Philadelphia 79Ers
Baltimore
Altimore
Paden
ABC
Carter
Gus Jotingon
Louphery
Marin
Monroe Dy Cunningham
qJscksan
Jones
Weshl
Philadelphia Sport
Alduintra
Baltimore East
SON Wits
New York
Seles
Perfelt
Raltos Angeles
ag.Tack SM
Earl Monroe
Suisidbes Reta
Unany
Arcetes
Cias
Feendiice Ve
Cunningham
Howe honored at halftime on birthday in Detroit tribute
Gordie Howe, the Detroit Red Wings' longtime star, was feted at halftime during the last home game of the season against the Chicago Black Hawks. He received the Detroit chapter NHL Writers' Association Award as the club's most valuable player for the 1970-71 season.
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Detroit
UPI
Gordie Howe
Detroit Red Wings
Chicago Black Hawks
Howe
Toronto
National Hockey League
Seals set NHL mark with record losses
In Los Angeles California Seals fell behind early then the Kings roared back to win 6 4. Ralph Backstrom and Bob Pulford scored in the third period to erase a four four tie. California set an NHL season losses record at 53 while Los Angeles moved into a fifth place tie in the Western Division with Pittsburgh, each team one game left.
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Tnglewood
Callf
UPI
Bob Pulford
Ralph Backstrom
Los Angeles Kings
California Seals
Seals
National Hockey League
Kings
Backstrom
Pulford
California
Gary Smith
Eddie Joyal
Smith
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Bears sweep Beavers and Sun Devils in triangular meet
California dominated the triangular track and field meet at Berkeley sweeping the top eight places in sprints and relays. Eddie Hart won the 100 in 9.5 seconds while Curtis took the 200 and Masters finished second, as Cal posted 86.5 points to Oregon State 58 and Arizona State 36.5. Hart led a Bear sweep of the 100 top three places with Curtis and Masters close behind. Masters was runner up in the 220 and Cal claimed a dominant relay sweep from the 440 and mile relays. Oregon State defeated Arizona State 97-57 in another meet.
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Berkeley
UPI
California
Eddie Hart
Isaac Curtis
Oregon State
Arizona State
Bears
Curtis
Dave Masters
Hart
Vile Masters
Prefontaine sparks Oregon in 3 mile duel win over Stanford
In Eugene Oregon Webfoots beat Stanford 106 to 39 as Steve Prefontaine clocked 13.015 for the three mile, second-best American time, helping Oregon win a Pacific dual meet. Oregon swept multiple events and took 13 of 17, led by strong jumps, throws, and sprints.
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Eugene, Ore
UPI
Steve Prefontaine
Oregon
Stanford
Prefontaine
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State
Wilkins
Ore
Risiartann
Hopking
Stan
Barr
Bldekman
Moore
Kyathum
Corrigan
Stems
Paz
Enoquist
Yay
Heneway
Matin
Emilson
Irene Stan
Discysly Wall
Hiss Stan Wat
Wiking
White
Long
Slam
WoKinson
Hearveys
Martin
Francois
Meredith
Chen Shui
Tanne
States
Mile
Steve Prefintaine
Oren
Krete
Stans
YW Kardana
Stam
Rely
Buford
Gearman
Blackman
Vance
Stenford
Tuoning
Tae
Horn
Gregen
Starford
Washington State dominates three-way track meet in Pullman
Washington State defeated San Jose State 94-69 and Idaho State 128-28 as Ivars Dravinski led a triple jump sweep with 46-34 and Tony Tenisci led hammer throw at 181. The Cougars won nine events while San Jose State earned two and Idaho State one, with Carl Lawson scoring a double for ISU and Greg Born a double for San Jose State in hurdles and discus.
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Pullman
Wash
WPT
Washington State
San Jose State
Idaho State
Cougars
San ¢ Jose State
Ivars Dravinski
Cougar
Tony Tenisel
Carl Lawson
Greg Born
Jack Ernst
Tony Tenisci
WSU
Jack Nevis
Bill Derteroutis
WEY
Tis H
Crag Byington
ISU
Lom Meter Ston Plechast
Graham Hutchison
WAU
Larry Alinberg
Tony Rodriguez
Bill Watts
HAL
Gary Retawath
Som
George Carly
Chuck Sundsten
Kite Farton
Veaho Stone
Seals
Psulivan
Ant Wilson
Mileel
David Francis
Lick Black
Richard Gazet
Nelson Kort
Ravetin
Mike Melz
Dwek Madison
Colin Feu
Tsu
High Kyesses
Eset Carty
Bleh Olin
W. Riggle Maxin
Elmo Ees
H&m
John Delamere
Bil Wash
Woot
Clayton
Payton
Pave Rorem
Bot Martin
Misy
Kas
Dave Arthur
Fal Male
Lee ‘Marstalls
Olsen
Angel
Ricky Rogers
Jim Wharton
Lem Gaskitle
Horth Aynsley
Pole
Lim
Mollerelay
Fitegerad
Nattaans
Bartos
Sen Jorg
Fira
Wst
San Jose
Fergus Ontyl
Sen Jour
We Ides
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Warrior
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Mincher Hovlhg i Ate
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Finch
Pasqual
Green
Hodge
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Colbert
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Panquat
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Rod Velasquez
Ished
Rudy Rosales
Vegas Vir
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Ophion
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Spearchucker Weber
Raylich
Joyal
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Seni
Curt
Master
Oregan State Sholpula
Lewiss Hsgate
ASU
Osu
Brown
Roberts Asu
ALA
Rick Brown
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Penore
USA
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B. Masters
Holbeck
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Shark
al Ore
Willis
Asalia
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Harris
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