Bucks Dominate 76ers 156-120 In East Semifinal
Milwaukee jumpstarted the playoff series with a 156-120 win at the Spectrum, led by Lew Alcindor with 33 points. The Bucks built a 40-14 first-quarter lead and 77-41 at halftime, setting a playoff scoring record with 46 assists and mystifying Philadelphia as the series moved toward its next game.
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Town of Hoosick Youth Center Honors Basketball Champions
The Town of Hoosick Youth Center held award ceremonies at the Community Center concluding its annual basketball tournament. Knickerbocker quintet won the championship coached by John Kane, with Mark Folgett MVP and Keith Buck sportsmanship winner. An All Star exhibition followed a 57 to 38 defeat by the All Stars. A memorial for three deceased youths and plans for a new gymnasium by the 1971 season were announced.
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N.Y
Town of Hoosick Community Center
Brian Harrison
Kevin Percy
Bullets
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James Cusack
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Joseph Bogardus
Dick Gorman
Pistons
Mike Mahar
Ray Albowicz
Hawks
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Seattle Switch In Iffy Stage
Referee Sidney C Volvin may order the Seattle Pilots to sell their American League franchise to the Milwaukee Brewers for 10.2 million dollars. The involuntary bankruptcy hearing resumes at 9 30 a m with testimony and potential ruling looming. The City of Seattle and State of Washington filed an antitrust suit seeking 82 million dollars if the move proceeds.
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Baseball Logic No Crystal Ball
NEW YORK UPI The St Louis Cardinals look lost while others hope for surprises and slumps. The writer predicts Baltimore and Oakland to win AL divisions, Pittsburgh and Los Angeles to top NL, with Pittsburgh favored to win the World Series despite doubt about the Cardinals.
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Fish thrown during WHL game sparks $5,000 suit
Kenneth T. Beyer and his wife Norrene filed a $5,000 lawsuit against the Portland Buckaroos Seattle Totems the league and Portland player Larry Leach over a March 31 1967 game incident in which a fish was hurled from the ice at spectators missing them and injuring Beyer and splattering fish portions on both plaintiffs.
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