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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1975
Page
10
Fragmented notes mention tail an d megaphone pumping and a debate about a spring tournament in Heapholy Miami resort. Several quoted figures discuss basketball careers, training diets, and coaching aspirations while random names like Jensen Oak band Reidery and Chuck Wepler surface amid garbled lines.
Fragmented scoreboard shows multiple teams and games with scattered figures including Warriors and Lakers results, exhibitions, and various basketball and baseball scores. Readable entities include Giants, Broncos, Indians, A’s, Cubs, Tigers, Twins, Expos, Pirates, Yankees, and notable city references.
In Boston, Dave Cowens scored the final four points and hit a 40 foot jumper with four seconds left to lift the Celtics to a 95 94 win over the Washington Bullets in a clash for the league’s best record. Wes Unseld scored for the Bullets with five seconds remaining but a buzzer miss by Elvin Hayes sealed Boston’s comeback.
Former Indiana football star K. Brown, noted as a top alltime athlete, collapsed while jogging and died of an apparent heart attack. A lineman in the 1940s under coach Alvin Bo Schembechler era, Brown later coached at IU and served in various roles with the Hoosiers and other programs.
The Berkeley meet features senior runners and top horses including Gumpert, Seitsnick, and 118 pound high weight Sar of Kuwait. Hosts Bill Mahoney and a cast of champions present at an open house with workouts and pony rides.
The meet records chaotic results with byes and multiple races listed. Notable entries include GOODTIMCS MAE AMA PRIDE and WATCH ME TRAVEL as contenders. MECHS ANGEL Cortese and WART BARS figure among the field as events unfold through eighth race standings and prize money.
GGF exacta 751.50 and 751.50. Patient Prince led in the Lary La Pi gue race, with Tom's finishing strong for a total win of 751.50 and a final pool of 1,251.50. Ten tickets were sold to bettors.
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