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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1972
Page
9
Milwaukee benches Los Angeles with stifling defense and quick offense. The Bucks built a 61 35 edge in the second half and led 62 42 after three quarters. The series continues in Milwaukee for games three and four after the Western Conference Eras series game two.
Knicks clamp down on defense holding the Bullets to 12 points in the third quarter. Jerry Lucas and Walt Monroe lead with 20 points each as New York builds a 27 12 decisive third period run and eyes a possible clincher at Madison Square Garden. Mike Riordan adds 18, Marin 19, Unseld fouls disrupt Bullets late.
Boston used a strong running game and a deep bench to overpower Atlanta 128 118 and take the best of seven series to two games to one. Pete Maravich led the Hawks with 20 points in the first period as Boston surged ahead.
Denver outshot Indiana 106-99 to even the series at three games apiece. Key rebounds by Julius Keye helped Denver control the boards as Ralph Simpson and Byron Beck led the scoring attack. Rick Mount sparked Indiana late but Denver held on to set a decisive Thursday showdown in Indianapolis for a trip to face Utah.
Irvington High prep notes a crucial MVAL baseball run with Washington next, then John Kennedy at home. Dennis Soari pitches Tuesday while Ted Mids and John Bronson clash in top golf matches, as swimming and track events thread through the week at various venues.
In a sudden death overtime Chicago defeats Pittsburgh 2 0 to sweep their first round Slaney Cup playoff series. Pit Martin scored 12 seconds in setting a NHL playoff overtime record, with Bobby Hull adding a hat trick to lift Chicago over Pittsburgh.
Barclay Paget scored on a St Louis power play in the third period to give the Blues a 2 1 victory over Minnesota and tie the Stanley Cup quarterfinal series at two games apiece. Roberta and O Shea produced second period goals for St Louis while James Grout and Danny Grant tallied for Minnesota early.
Ken Hodge scored twice in the third period as the Boston Bruins rallied from a two goal deficit to defeat the Toronto Maple Leafs 4 3 Sunday night. Bobby Orr set up the tying and winning goals, with Esposito adding a playoff goal and Westfall aiding the finish.
Jack Nicklaus won his fourth Masters, raising his year total to 134473 on the PGA tour and moving 30,000 ahead of Palmer. George Archer earned 99525 after a 3100 win, while Weiskopf reached 80489. Nicklaus saved par at 17 and finished with a 29 back nine, then parred the final hole as the field faded. He admitted pressure early, noting no one else was making a move.
Pete Stemkowski scored the winner with 4:65 left as the New York Rangers edged the Montreal Canadiens 4-3 in Montreal to take a 3-1 series lead. Ted Irvine added an empty net goal with 34 seconds remaining. Bobby Rousseau, back with New York, had two goals and an assist in the first period.
Prague reports the powerful Russian team crushed Finland 10-2 as the world ice hockey championship continued. Favler and Botik scored two goals apiece to fuel the decisive victory ahead of a pivotal match against Sweden for the Czech Republic Slovakia group.
In Fremont at the drag track Pure Hell driven by Dave Beebe at the wheel posts 6.918 seconds and 191.83 mph. Holy Smoke with Jim Murphy of Santa Rosa tops time at 6.579 seconds. California Flash from Lawndale tops speeds in pro stock with 146.57 mph. Landy of Northridge sets division seal at 146.57 mph. Eliminator brackets feature racers from San Leandro San Leandro and others in a crowded championship card.
In San Francisco at Balboa Stadium the Concordia team fell 4-1 to the Yugoslavs as George Benitez netted all four goals for the winners. Alex Robostoki scored late for Concordia. The Yugoslavs advance, eyeing a possible national title as they face Louis or Chicago next.
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