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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1975
Page
3
In a choppy late stretch at Landsow, the Warriors fought back after Attles was ejected. Coach Joe instigates the team as reserves outscore opponents in the final period, showing the young squad’s grit and willingness to sacrifice for the program.
Golden State Warriors defeated the Washington Bullets 103 to 101 to claim the ABA champion title in a dramatic finale marked by late fouls and a bad ejection. Beating the Bullets after a tense fourth quarter, the Warriors extended their winning streak and became the third NBA or ABA team to win four straight titles while overcoming miscues and a near comeback. Key players included Phil Chenier scoring 14 and Hayes contributing eight as Golden State secured the win in Louisville Kentucky with a $1 million winner take all prize cited.
In Washington the Bullets beat the Warriors as Al Attles was fouled out and ejected after a disputed sequence involving Rick Barry. Referee Richie Powers issued two technical fouls, then Attles protested, sparking Bedlam in the Golden State locker room. Bullet coach K C Jones and owner Franklin Meulton commented on the dramatic finish and vindication for the Warriors.
Monday program lists Baltimore game at 4 20 pm and Philadelphia matchups. Tuesday schedule shows Giaras versus Philadelphia and Baltimore engagements, with A s and Baltimore appearing in the listings.
In Cleveland, Rookie Phil Garner hit his first major league homer and Gene Tenace added his seventh as the Indians opened the season. Dennis Eckersley, from Fremont, allowed only five hits in a strong start to earn the win. John Lowenstein pinch hit and Oscar Gamble drew walks later, while Frank Robinson and Gamble loaded the bases.
John Coyne scored the winner for Toronto at 40.4 minutes with an assist from Peter Roe. The Metros Croatia led 2 0 at 68 minutes on a Brian Rowan pass, but San Jose pulled within one as Jim Zytker netted at 31 29 and Mille converted a late penalty to level the score at 2 2.
San Francisco overcame a 7-1 deficit as Speier delivered a squeeze bunt for the final run in a seven run fifth inning rally. Murcer added a solo shot in the seventh for insurance as the Giants extended their winning streak to seven games.
Indianapolis race ends under rain as Bobby Unser wins his second Indianapolis 500. Weather shortened, fuel and missteps affected leaders. Unser led late after a costly pit and near wrecks, taking the checkered with motive power from his pit crew and a milk toast moment.
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