76ers Seize Game Four to Push NBA Finals Lead
Philadelphia rode Hal Greer 38 points Chet Walker 33 and Wally Jones 14 in a 122 108 win over San Francisco as Wilt Chamberlain dominated with 27 rebounds and 8 assists to take a 3 1 edge in the best of seven series over the Warriors in San Francisco.
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Pavletich Delivers in 13th As Reds Edge Dodgers
Cincinnati reserve catcher Don Pavletich, 211 pounds, hustled on the bases in the 13th. He reached on a one out walk, advanced on a bunt, slid safe at second, moved to third on a force, and scored the go ahead run as the Reds beat Los Angeles 3-1. Gary Nolan pitched nine strong for Cincinnati and Pete Rose added an RBI single. In other NL action, the Mets beat the Cubs 6-1 behind Tom Seaver first major league win, and the Giants defeated the Cardinals 7-5 aided by five second inning runs and late relief.
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Hart Council Bowling League Holds Banquet
The Knights of Columbus hall hosted the Hart Council Bowling League banquet with forty bowlers attending. Captain Frank Greaney's Eagles were named 1966-67 champions. awards went to Ray Gendron, John Letourneau, Leo Laverriere in Class A. Lionel Martel, Joe Lopez, Don Bouffard in Class B. Dick Bolduc, Tom Fleurant, Fernand Turcotte in Class C.
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Roland Petit
Jose Torres Favored To Regain Title
Jose Torres, 30, Puerto Rican born New Yorker, is a 6-5 favorite to regain the light heavyweight crown from Dick Tiger in the May 16 rematch. Tiger, 37, won the December 1 bout at Madison Square Garden by unanimous decision.
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Baseball and basketball collide in cancelations and lawsuits
Muddy fields delay local Telegraph League baseball games with postponements and rescheduling. In basketball, legal battles erupt as the NBA sues the ABA and player Barnes over a contract move, signaling a full scale league conflict.
Lane Tourney For Women Rescheduled To Sunday
The Western Maine Bowling Proprietors Association ladies tournament for players under 100 averages is moved to Sunday at Pastime Lanes. It will run 10 strings and be conducted on two shifts due to prior commitments of lanes and players.
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Western Maine Bowling Proprietors Association
Boxing contracts set return bout revenue splits
On Thursday official contracts for the return 15 rounder were signed. Tiger will receive 40 percent and Torres 20 percent of all receipts. The fight will be shown on home television nationally, but New York will be blacked out.
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Torres
New York
Philadelphia tops Warriors 122 to 108 in playoff race
In the NBA Finals Philadelphia from the East defeated San Francisco 122 to 108 to take a 3-1 series lead. No other games are on the schedule for Thursday.
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Associated Press
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Montreal beats Toronto 6 2 to lead Cup finals 1 0
In the Stanley Cup Finals Montreal defeated Toronto 6 to 2 at Montreal. The teams open the best of seven series with the Canadiens taking a 1 0 lead.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Toronto
Fights Report From Savannah and McKeesport Heavyweights
Gordon Lott 152 outpointed Oscar Freeman 159, Savannah. Mort Brown reports McKeesport heavyweight Rudy Richardson outpointed Wally Livingston 10 rounds in Philadelphia. McKeesport heavyweight knockouts Jimmy McClain in an 8 round bout in Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
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Gordon Lott
Oscar Freeman
Norfolk
Pittsburgh
Mort Brown
Red Auerbach Eyes Boston Celtics Ownership Move
Red Auerbach and a group including Jack Waldron plan to buy the Celtics from Marvin Kratter, who says the club is for sale at the right price. Kratter notes interested offers from about 20 bidders, with stockholders protected by National Equities rules, and stresses the sale reflects corporate obligations, not personal reasons.
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Weird Inning Sours Tigers Win Over Angels In Detroit
The Tigers beat the Angels 4-3 in a bizarre eighth and ninth inning featuring a misplayed ball, a pickoff at third, and a chaotic rundown. Cal manager Rigney and Al Kaline commented on the unusual sequence as Rick Reichardt and Don Mincher were involved in key plays. In other AL action Cleveland edged Kansas City 2-0 and Chicago defeated Washington 8-4. Minnesota’s game with Baltimore was rained out.
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East Biddeford Little League Plans Outline
East Biddeford Little League set to open Saturday June 3 with a 1 p.m. double header after a City Building meeting. Registration for boys ages nine to twelve by Aug 1 will be held June the AMVETS Hall at 6 30 with birth certificates required. tryouts May 1 2 3 4. auction May 8. spring training May 15. League boundaries cover the eastern area.
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Meyers
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights From A Lively Week
National League and American League tallies shown with team wins losses and games back. Notable results include New York 6 Chicago 1 and San Francisco 7 St Louis 3 13 innings, plus upcoming matchups listed for Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati Houston St Louis Los Angeles Atlanta San Francisco and more.
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Major League Leaders: American League Leaders
Major League Leaders report from the Associated Press lists top AL batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases and pitching records. Notable names include Veresalles Berry Freehan Kaline Mincher and Stottlemyre with leading figures and tied pitchers at 1 0 0.
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California
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Detroit
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Hershberger
Kansas City
Yastremski
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Kahine
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Agee
Stottlemyre
New York
Bruvet
Chance
Minnesota
Baseball stars dash stats from St Louis and Chicago
Players Brock Jackson Helms Cepeda Phillips Williams Williams Phillips Helms Johnson Nolan Gibson Jaster all feature across a high scoring ledger. Key marks include Brock leading runs batted in with 13 and Brock totaling 18 hits while Nolan records 20 strikeouts and Gibson posts a 2-0 decision.
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St. Louis
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Houston
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Cincinnati
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