Knicks Bolster Backcourt With Meminger Pick
The Knicks gained rights to Dean Meminger in the draft as part of a session that also included other prospects. Meminger, a Marquette standout and NIT MVP, could become a key backcourt addition alongside veteran Walt Frazier as Red Holzman assumes coaching duties.
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Atlanta
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
Dean Meminger
Meminger
Knick
Walt Frazier
Frazier
Knicks
Atlanta Hawks
Red Holzman
Holzman
Dean
McGuire
Austin Carr
Fred Brown
John Roache
Charlie Yelverton
Fordham
Haywood draft sparks bids and bruised pride in Buffalo
The NBA opened its draft with 168 collegians chosen by 17 teams while Buffalo Braves clashed with Commissioner Kennedy over Spencer Haywood. Haywood's signing with the ABA and legal questions delayed his draft status as Cleveland won with Austin Carr the top pick. Carr expressed confidence in Cleveland, while coach Bill Fitch claimed Carr fits their fast paced system.
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NBA
Buffalo Braves
Walter Kennedy
Spencer
Haywood
University of Detroit-Denver Rockets
Seattle Supersonics
ABA Rockets
Sonics
California
Seattle
Buffalo
Austin Carr
Notre Dame
Cleveland Cavaliers
Portland
Trail Blazers
UCLA
Sidney Wicks
Elmore Smith
Kentucky State
Ken Durrett
LaSalle
Cincinnati
Atlanta
George Trapp
Long Beach State
Iowa
Fred Brown
San Diego
Cliff Meely
Colorado
San Francisco
Darnell Hillman
San Jose State
Baltimore
Oregon
Stan Love
Auerbach backs defense in Celtics draft picks
Red Auerbach sticks to defense and picks Western Kentucky guards Clarence Glover and Jim Rose in the NBA draft. He values players who can guard and notes Cowens at center, while considering knee injuries to Sanders and Dinwiddie. Other Celtics selections include Robisch, Denton, Weber, Young, Ribock, Green, and Dover.
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Boston
UPI
Red Auerbach
Boston Celtics
Western Kentucky
Clarence Glover
Tom ‘‘Satch” Sanders
Auerbach
Jim Rose
Dave
Cowens
Celtics
Charley Yelverton
Fordham
Yelverton
Portland
Sanders
Bill Dinwiddie
American Basketball Association
The
Dave Robisch
Kansas
Randy Denton
Duke
Thorpe Weber
Vanderbilt
Skip Young
Florida State
John Ribock
South Carolina
Ray Green
California State
Harvard
Dale Dover
New York City
Bucks defeat Warriors 104 to 90 in strong effort
Bucks refuse to coast and trample the Warriors 104 90 as Ramsay notes their physical edge. Earl Monroe expected to play for Baltimore after rib reinjury. he had been unconscious Sunday but returned to fuel a Bullets victory. Hawks face defensive gaps with Bradley and Frazier pivotal in early playoff tests.
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Alttles
Milwaukee Bucks
Attles
San Francisco
Bucks
National Basketball Association
Bobby Dendridge
Greg Smith
Milwaukee
Warriors
Madison
Wis
Dandridge
Smith
Larry Costello
Lew Alcindor
Nate Thurmond
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Atlanta
Jack Ramsay
76Ers
Bullets
Ramsay
Earl Monroe
Monroe
Richie Guerin
Hawks
Bill Bradley
Walt Frazier
Little League announces 1971 officers
Bennington Little League names 1971 officers led by President Joseph A Pello Jr with Albert Watson as vice president Loretta Granger as secretary Barbara Parmeter treasurer John Feenan player agent Peter Richard assistant agent Otto Raetz umpire in chief and safety officer Dorothy Martin president of the Women's Auxiliary New directors listed John Antognioni Fred Butler Ivan DeMercado Ray Farnum Robert Hogan Richard Pembroke Joseph Higgins and Leon Jacobs Two more board members will be elected at the next open meeting Carl Territo named director of publicity The next meeting is Monday April 6 at 7 pm an open session for interested parents before executive board talks on league policy for 1971
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Bennington
Joseph A. Pello Jr
Albert Watson
Loretta Granger
Barbara Parmeter
John Feenan
Peter Richard
Otto Raetz
Dorothy Martin
John Antognioni
Fred Butler
Ivan DeMercado
Ray Farnum
Robert Hogan
Pello
Carl Territo
NCAA probes premature signings threaten college basketball
The NCAA continues to investigate reports that seniors signed pro contracts or arranged agent deals before season end. If proven, ineligible retroactive bans could vacate teams’ finishes, affecting UCLA, Villanova, and Western Kentucky. Coaches warn about pro recruitment undermining amateur college athletics.
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Gordon S. White Jr
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Chuck Nevias
University of California, Los Angeles
Villanova
Western Kentucky
Nevias
Ncaa Council
California
Golden Bears
Isaac Curtis
American Basketball Association
Memphis Pros
ABA
Johnny Neumann
Mississippi
Houston
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Jack Kraft
Roy Danforth
Syracuse
Neumann
Ski area snowfall ranges and conditions report
The report lists multiple ski areas with snow depths and conditions. Locations include Mount Ascutney, Bolton Valley, Bromley, Burke, Glen Ellen, Haystack, Hogback, Jay Peak, Killington, Mad River Glen, Magic Mountain, Middlebury Snow Bowl, Okemo, Pico Peak, Round Top, Mount Snow, Stowe, Stratton, Sugarbush, Woodstock and Mt Tom. Depths vary from about 30 to 120 inches with many sites in the 40 to 100 inch range.
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Mt. Ascutney
Bolton Valley
Bromley
Burke Mt
Glen Ellen
Haystack
Hogback
Jay Peak
Killington
Mad River Glen
Magic Mt
Middlebury
Snow Bowl
Okemo
Pico Peak
Round Top
Mt. Snow
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By Leonard Koppett
New York Times News Service
Dick McGuire
Marquette
Greg Northington
Alabama State
Ken Mayfield
Tuskegee
Dick Barnett
Mayfield
Rice High School
al McGuire
Dave DeBusschere
Cazzie Russell
Dave Stillworth
Phil
Jackson
Ed Mast
Willis Reed
Greg Fillmore
Northington
Niles
Davis
Barnett
Meminger, Mayfield
Mainer
Missioner’s
Paul Snyder
Braves
Curtis Rowe
Detroit
Tulsa
Dana Lewis
Los Angeles
Jim Cleamons
Ohio State
Phoenix
John Roche
Kennedy McIntosh
Eastern Michigan
Collis Jones
Carr
Cleveland
Bill Fitch
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Glover
Satch
Rupp
Tom Heinsohn
Mal Graham
United Press International
Alcindor & Co
Little League
Richard Pembroke
Joseph Higgins
Leon Jacobs
Main Street
Adams Clothes Shop
Wise Women Shop
Vermont
Stowe
Stratton
Sugarbush
Woodstock Mt. Tom
Berkshire
Mutual Savings Bank
North Adams Hoosac Savings Bank
Main ST
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Save-Way Supermarket
Mammoth Mart
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