Knicks Show Mercy Then Rally Past Bullets in Semi Final
The Knicks edged the Baltimore Bullets 112-111 in Madison Square Garden as coach Red Holzman tied a tense playoff series. Willis Reed and Walt Frazier lamented wasted chances while the team showed late scoring bursts to clinch the win.
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N.Y. Times
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Ferdinands
Machines Talk in a World of Bets and Hums
In a cool room the IBM 360 systems exchange logs while a man wonders if machines talk. Barry Mindes says computers are smart but need good questions, noting human judgment remains essential. Howard Samuels pitches OTB promises and risks, suggesting bets and machines reshape sports and society, with both optimism and caution.
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N.Y. Times News Service
Barry Mindes
Offtrack Betting
Mindes
Ford
Paramount
Howard Samuels
OTB
Samuels
Uniformed Services
Coody opens Masters with three stroke lead on 66
Texan Charlie Coody shot a six under par 66 in the Masters first round to lead by three strokes. Five players tied at 69 include Bob Murphy Don January Ray Floyd Bob Lunn and Hale Irwin. Jack Nicklaus Dale Douglass two behind at 70.
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Bob Lunn
Hale Irwin
Coady
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Bert Yancey
Tom Weiskopf
Art Wall
Billy Casper
Gene Littler
West-less Lakers clash Bucks tonight
Milwaukee begins NBA Western Conference playoff series against Los Angeles with an edge in defense and bench depth as Jerry West is sidelined for the Lakers. Oscar Robertson may also miss time with a groin issue, while Milwaukee’s reserves could prove decisive in this opener.
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Beliveau Cournoyer Ferguson spark Canadiens to tied series
A veteran Montreal forward line totaling 98 years in age propelled the Canadiens to a 7-5 win at Boston, tying the East quarterfinals at one game each. Beliveau and Cournoyer each scored twice, Ferguson added the tiebreaking goal, and Montreal erased a 5-1 deficit, sending the series to Montreal for Games 3 and 4.
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