Bulls Lose Dramatic Playoff Tilt Despite Early 19-Point Lead
In a wild Western Conference playoff game four the Chicago Bulls squandered a 19 point first half lead and fell 111-106 to the Golden State Warriors. Bob Love and Chet Walker provided scoring while Tom Boerwinkle and Nate Thurmond controlled the paint. Warriors bench, led by Keith Wilkes's injury, shifted momentum as Dickey and Bridges filled the gap, with coach Al Attles emphasizing defense and disciplined offense.
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Chicago Bulls
Bulls
Golden State Warriors
Bob Love
Chet Walker
Norm Vankier
Jerry Sloan
Tom Boerwinkle
Nate Thurmond
Warriors
al Altles
Keith Wilkes
Dickey
Bridges
Wilke
Rick Barry
Attles
Kings Player Butch Goring Undergoes Shoulder Surgery
In Inglewood California UPI reports Los Angeles Kings center Butch Goring had shoulder separation surgery Wednesday. He suffered the injury at training camp before the season and wore a brace during six games. Despite the handicap he was the sparkplug of the team and the first Kings player to average a point a game.
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Inglewood
Calif
Butch Goring
Los Angeles Kings
Kings
Volleyball action headlines from a crowded slate
A compact report of regional volleyball matchups features teams like American, Digivertal, Lagan, and Kamat. The schedule includes a 1.9 percent ROFTEALL reference and notes Timarsnet, Seencaee, and Reedy as notable venues or participants.
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MAL _inTOR
Beriricas Bi Farwere
Momaruat
Jeres Logen
Dahaien Son
LY Oolf
Jeres Amerikan
Fara
Wodtiratan
Bos F
Eee
Smpsieewpen Wadeet Aphed Hovtuattan
Timarsnet
Seencaee
Rofteall
Ararican
Digivertal
Jerre
Lagan
Rumben
Jan Oh
Kamat
Wangan
Armeriion
Marea Lal Tx
Irvington Edge Eagles in Late Twist for 6 5 Win
Irvington High beat American 6 to 5 in a six inning game at San Jose Muni. Brad Pennington scored the winning run after a ninth inning hit by Sam Jones and a hit by pitch to Jones with infield in. Pennington also starred on defense as Irvington pulled within one game of the league lead with three games left.
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American
Mission San Jose
John F. Kennedire Menai
W. James Logan
Nemo
San Jose
Irvington
Summers
Vikings
Mike Hill
Clark
Pennington
ANL
Leroy Collards
Jones
Sory
Sam
Eagles
American High
Hawaii
Crtak
Fremont
California
Mission
Japan
Mike Ruiz
Encallao
Lis Mason
Ohlone
Jerry ‘Michell
Mason
Mitchell
Bob Aguiar
Sanchez switch pays off for JFK runner in pain
Mark Sanchez of John F Kennedy High has become a top distance runner despite Osgood Schlatter disease. A cross country standout and two mile ace, he trains through knee pain under coach Bob Newman as the Mission Valley Athletic League finals approach with a goal of 9 28 for the season and state meet qualification.
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Mark Sanchez
John F. Kennedy
Titan
Sanchez
JFK
South County
Osgood
Bob Newman
Kennedy
Mark
Seaman
Newark
Iutnera
Roe
Newman
Smith
Hartnell rallies past Ohlone with Encallado homer
Hartnell beats Ohlone 4 2 as Encallado drives in three runs and hits a key three run homer in the top of the sixth. Ohlone threatened late with a triple from Perez and an early rally, but Hartnell pulled ahead in the seventh on a Cumming RBI single. Ohlone, now 6 10, has ten conference games left, hosting Menlo tomorrow before Gavilan next week.
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Hartnell
Bob Cumming
Ensallado
Ohlone
Menlo Tomarnny
Tonmorrow
Gavilan
Foyt tops 190 mph in Indianapolis practice
A Johncock Foyt led practice session for the Memorial Day weekend Indy 500. Foyt joined the 190 mph club after 39 laps in his orange Coyote as the sport’s fastest drivers prepared for qualification. He noted handling as the key factor amid restrictions while others faced crashes and injuries.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Foyt
Gordon Johncock
California
Feta
Burns nabs two wins in tourney
Defending champion George Burns of Port Washington New York won two matches to reach the quarterfinals of the North and South amateur golf championship at Pinehurst. He faces Mark Tinder next as other players including Wake Forest trio Curtis Strange David Thore and several rivals advance. In Terre Haute Indiana sprint car racing, Krisiloff was unable to qualify for the May 25 Face race after a Sunday crash with medical director Dr Thomas Hanna noting swelling and likely casting of the foot.
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Vinehurst
N.C
George Burns
Port Washington
N.Y
Iereset
Se Siegel Banko
River Springs
Ing
Dow North Carolina State University
Vance Heather
Pinehurst Country Club
Wake Forest University
Curtis Strange
David M. Thore
Aare
Mark Tinder
Pebble Deach
Calif
Burns
Bobby Fadgerton
Raleigh
William Wyndman
Hartington Valley
Peter J. Green
Mighland Park
Mich
Jet English
Shawnee Mission
Kan
Ata
Terre Haute
Ind
Thomas Hanna
Speedway
Krisiloff
Laver Edges Solomon in WT Tour Opener Upset Bid
Rod Laver, favored to win, outlasted Harold Solomon 4 6 2 6 4 in a wild World Championship Tennis opener in Dallas setting up a semi final with Bjorn Borg who edged Ramirez after two tiebreaks. The match featured breaks and late line calls as Laver broke in the eighth game of the final set to clinch the victory.
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Dallas
Rod Laver
Wesedsy Riht
Harold Solomon
Bjorn Borg
Borg
Ramirez
Laver
Arthur
Matt Cox
Great Britain
Roscoe Eagar
John Alexander
Barrez
Lg Ile
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