Bucks and Bullets reach NBA semifinals. Bulls force seventh
Milwaukee defeated San Francisco 136 86 to win the series four games to one, while Baltimore beat Philadelphia 128 120 to take their series four games to three. Chicago rallied to beat Los Angeles 113 99 to force a seventh game in Los Angeles.
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Bruins lull Canadiens 7-2 as playoff prep continues
Boston raced past Montreal 7-2 in the regular season finale, with Phil Esposito delivering a hat trick and 76 goals on the season while Derek Sanderson added two short-handed scores. Gerry Cheevers earned the win as Boston clinched its 57th victory and prepares for a Cup defense, with Wayne Carleton sidelined by a foot injury and Carleton's status uncertain for the opener.
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Pennant Chase Opens as A's Face New Look Senators
Major League Baseball opens with the Oakland Athletics meeting a reshaped Washington Senators in Washington. Notable figures include Master Sgt. Daniel L. Pitzer in the presidential box and Melvin R. Laird with prisoner families. The Reds face injuries, Tony Perez shifts positions, and Dodgers host the Astros as Vida Blue and Dick Bosman duel in Washington.
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Opening Day Schedule Highlights In Major League Baseball
On Monday the American League features Oakland 2 0 at Washington with Bosman 16 12. The National League lists Atlanta Niekro 12 18 at Cincinnati Nolan 18 7 and Los Angeles Linger 8 5 at Houston Dierker 16 12 at night. Tuesday games include Kansas City Drago 9 15 at California Wright 22 12 night, Milwaukee Pattin 14 12 at Minnesota Perry 24 12, Cleveland Hargan 11 3 at Detroit Lolich 14 19, New York Bahnsen 14 11 at Boston Culp 17 14, Montreal Morton 18 11 at New York Seaver 18 12, Philadelphia Short 9 16 at Pittsburgh Ellis 13 10, St. Louis Gibson 23 7 at Chicago Jenkins 22 16, San Francisco Marichal 12 10 at San Diego Phoebus 5 5, and Los Angeles Osteen 16 14 at Houston Wilson 11 6 at night.
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Allin Wins Greensboro Open In Sudden Death Playoff
Brian Allin, the Santa Barbara rookie, storms to the Greater Greensboro Open title after a 275 total and a clutch 32-foot birdie putt in a playoff with Rod Funseth and Dave Eichelberger. He earns $38,000 and heads to Magnolia Classic in Mississippi.
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Bud” Allin
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Bruins set record for records in 1970 71 season
The Boston Bruins shattered NHL records in the 1970 71 season ending Sunday. Phil Esposito led with nine individual records including 76 goals and 152 points as the team scored 399 goals and posted 121 points. Bobby Orr had 102 assists, 37 goals, 139 points as a defenseman. Ten Bruins had 20 plus goals, home attendance reached 584 748 over 39 home dates, and the team set marks for wins 121 points 103 and shorthanded goals 25.
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Knick Wife Cheers for Bullets Against 76ers
Gert DeBusschere's wife in Garden City roots for Gus Johnson and the Baltimore Bullets in the Philadelphia series. She praises Johnson's battles against Dave DeBusschere, notes the Knicks and Bullets share exciting play, and says she enjoys watching the Knick Bullets matchups.
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