Royals Face Must Game On 76ers' Home Court
The Cincinnati Royals face a must win at Philadelphia as the NBA division semifinals resume. Philadelphia won the opener 119 117 in overtime. Wilt Chamberlain and Oscar Robertson are key factors amid injury concerns. The series shifts back to Cincinnati for a Sunday telecast.
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Three Knicks on NBA All Rookie Team
New York Knicks rookies Willis Reed Howard Komives and Jim Barnes were named to the NBA All Rookie Team by league coaches. The six man team also included Lucious Jackson of the 76ers and Joe Caldwell and Wally Jones of Detroit and Baltimore, each with four votes. Reed Komives Barnes led with eight votes each.
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Sutherland Hicks Lead Aces To 6-3 Victory
Sutherland and Hicks of Quebec each tallied two goals and one assist as the Aces hammered Buffalo 6-3 in an American Hockey League game. Ed Hoekstra added three assists for Quebec while Art Stratton and Len Lunde contributed for Buffalo.
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King Leads Azalea Open With 65 At Cape Fear
Husky Claude King, once a caddy at Cape Fear, shoots 65 to take a one stroke lead after the first round of the Azalea Open at Cape Fear Country Club in Wilmington. Glenn Stuart trails by one, Hamp Auld is at 67, while Phil Rodgers Jackie Cupit Bob Johnson Bill Marindale and Gary Sloan are in a foursome at 68.
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Bradley Tops Ivy League Cage Team
Bill Bradley of Princeton is a unanimous pick for this year’s all Ivy League basketball team. The history major and Rhodes scholar set new Ivy scoring marks and is regarded as one of the era’s best. Other selections include Steve Cram of Cornell Jeff Neuman of Pennsylvania Joe Jones of Brown and Stan Felsinger of Columbia.
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Ski Report Sees Powder and Packed Powder Across New England
New England ski areas report surface codes and new snow inches for several mountains. Berkshire Snow Basin 1 Bousquets P 2 Brodie Mt PP 1 Butternut Basin G 3 Catamount PP 1 Jiminy Peak PP 2 Mt. Tom SC 2 Otis Ridge PP 1 Thunder Mt PP 1 Burton Hill P 1 Carinthia P 1 Dutch Hill P 2 Glebe Mt. Farm PP 1 Haystack Mt PP 1 Hogback PP 1 Killington PP 2 Magic Mt P 1 Mt. Snow North PP 1 Mt. Snow South PP 1 Okemo PP 2 Pico Peak P 1 Prospect Mt PP 2 Snow Valley P 1 Stratton Mt PP 1.
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Red Wings Clinch First NHL Title Since 1957
Detroit clinched its first league championship since 1956 57 with a 7 4 win over the New York Rangers in the only NHL game on the schedule. Sid Abel, coaching his seventh year, remarked it felt longer and praised the team’s 14th straight home victory setting a new mark.
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DeFrank Named By Green Mt as Secretary
Joseph De Frank, 31, a veteran harness racing official from Holly New York, is named racing secretary for Glen Mountain Park in Pownal Vermont starting Monday for the 51 night meeting. He previously served as racing secretary at Baltimore Raceway Paineville Northfield Park and The Meadows and held roles at Rosecraft Brandywine Suffolk Downs Scioto Downs Ponce DeLeon and Liberty Bell Raceway. John Phillips of North Easton will return as assistant racing secretary.
Boxing results and league games from various cities
Boxers Bon Allotey and Jose Napoles secured knockouts in Caracas and Navel exams, defeating Jacques Jacobs and Gior dano Campari respectively. Basketball scores show Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia 6 and multiple other city matches with teams like St Louis Houston Los Angeles Kansas City Milwaukee Minnesota New York Chicago Pittsburgh Baltimore Detroit Cleveland Boston San Francisco. Saturday schedules list Milwaukee Cincinnati Houston Philadelphia Los Angeles New York Pittsburgh and other pairings at Tampa Clearwater St Petersburg Daytona Beach Bradenton Sarasota and Palm Springs with divided squad noted.
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Ali seeks Boston training site for title fight
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay also known as Muhammad Ali may delay his May 25 bout with Sonny Liston in Boston if a suitable training camp cannot be found. He trains in Miami and must arrive by May 4 for final Massachusetts drills. Officials say colleges have shown no interest in hosting, despite $8 million in publicity potential.
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LPGA Director Lenny Wirtz Helps Lovelorn Players
In St Peters burg Lenny Wirtz the 5 foot 4 inch director of the Ladies PGA guides 36 women on tour and acts as business manager confidant hair stylist and moral adviser. He negotiates contracts sets tour dates and keeps sponsors satisfied while managing personal crises and quarrels among stars like Mickey Wright Barbara Romack and Judy Torluemke on a 34 tournament season ending with 73500 in purses.
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Storm of Interest at Grand National Steeplechase
A storm of betting and fan interest surrounds Saturdays Grand National at Aintree. Jay Trump, the American runner owned by Mrs. Mary C Stephenson, leads a field of 48 with odds dropping to 14-1. Kapeno trained by Peter Cazalet and Queen Mother's Rip, at 8-1, attract attention amid past near misses and Devon Loch tragedy.
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Miss Kudlate Crowned Queen in Imperial Queens Tournament
Miss Kudlate led elimination finals at Imperial Lanes scoring 167 scratch plus 35 handicap totaling 202 to become reigning queen. Kilfeather posted 225 in round one, with qualifiers to finals set through the week ending Sunday midnight. Top four from each 25 enter move to elimination finals Monday at 6 30, with the Queens match Tuesday at 9.
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Art Siegel Dead at 63
Boston ap sports columnist Arthur Siegel of the Boston Globe died early today after a long illness at 63. A bachelor, he mentored scores of college athletes and other friends, often paying for dinners and dates. He began at the Boston Traveler in 1924 as a university correspondent and joined the Globe in 1980, leaving a vast circle of sports and news colleagues.
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Sugarloaf Eyes 1976 Olympic Bid In Maine's Peak
Sugarloaf, Maine's highest ski area, aims for the 1976 Winter Olympics with a 4237 foot summit and 2600 foot vertical. The mountain, boasting 140 inches of annual snowfall and 24 miles of trails, plans bold upgrades including a Polig- Heckel Bleichert gondola, a 9000 foot rift line, a summit restaurant, and new chair lifts for broader access as Sugarloaf hosts events and meetings with Eastern Ski Writers Association.
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