United States Tops Russia in San Diego Game
The United States beat the USSR 83 to 65 in San Diego to take a 1 0 lead in the coast to coast six game series. Coach Bob Cousy urged tougher play and more physical defense after the rough contest and Walton tried to gut through a knee injury to play in his hometown.
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San Diego
Sam
Bob Cousy
United States
Forum
Inglewood
Calif
Munich
E Russigns
U.S
Ussr
Bill Walton
UCLA
Walton
Vladimir Khudoleev
Cousy
Kansas City-Omaha
USA
Colonels protest after overtime loss to Pacers in ABA finals
Kentucky Colonels officials debated filing an official protest of Saturday's 111-107 overtime defeat to the Indiana Pacers in the ABA finals. The protest centers on a three-second lane violation call on Artis Gilmore in the third period, disputed after video review. A protest must be filed within 48 hours with a $500 fee.
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Louisville
Kentucky Colonels
Indiana Pacers
American Basketball Association
Colonels
Norm Drucker
Artis Gilmore
Gilmore
Joe Mullaney
Mike Storen
League
Montreal Crushes Chicago 8 3 To Take Cup Lead 1 0
In the NHL Finals Montreal defeated Chicago 8 to 3 to lead the best of seven series 1 0. The next game is scheduled for Monday with no game set for Sunday.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Chicago
Recruiting Time for College Coaches
Pepper Rodgers at UCLA chases top football talent amid fierce LA college recruiting, recalling past moves and rival USC's lure. The piece portrays the grind, manipulation, and education pitch in wooing 19-year-olds, with anecdotes on Gale Sayers, John Riggins, and a 6-5 255-pound recruit.
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Murray Olderman
LOS Angeles
NEA
Franklin
Per
University of California In
UCLA
Nebraska
McKay
University of Southern California
Pepper
Judy
Rodgers
Georgia Tech
USC
Paul Newman
Westwood
Sunset Boulevard
Iowa
Kansas
Gale Sayers
Chicago
Gale
Purdue
Abe Gibron
Bears
Gibron
John Riggins
Jayhawk
John McKay
Tommy Prothro
Knights of Columbus Lane Bowlers Honored at Banquet
The Knights of Columbus Council bowling league held its annual banquet at the K of C hall on Pool Street with 40 bowlers. Grand Knight Richard Bolduc and the champion Colts were guests of honor as Bob Marcotte, Paul Dumais, Emil LeBlond, Bob Duranceau and Frank Greaney led the Colts to top team honors.
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Knights of Columbus Council
K of C. Hall
Pool Street
John Letourneau
Armand Bergeron
Jean Paul Letourneau
Richard Bolduc
Colts
Ing Colt
Bob Marcotte
Paul Dumais
Emil LeBlond
Bob Duranceau
Frank Greaney
Lions
Giants
Redskins
Packers
Browns
Bears
Eagles
Knights
M. Lavigne
Clifton Miles
B. Marcotte
Henry Neault
H. Paul
Larry Huot
Fern Turcotte
Tra Eastman
Robert Lavigne
H. Neault
Herve Paul
Adrien LeBlond
Bob Lester
J.P. Fontaine
Nick Gillis
Bolduc
Letourneau
Bergeron
Knights of Columbus Hall
Council
New York Tops Boston 94 78 in Eastern Finals doorstop
New York defeats Boston 94 to 78 to take a 43 lead in the best of seven NBA Eastern Conference Finals. The game preceded a schedule noting Sunday and Monday matchups including New York at Los Angeles at 10 00 p.m. and Indiana Kentucky results in USAC racing at Eldora Speedway.
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Associated Press
New York
Boston
Los Angeles
Rossburg
Ohio
Sam Sessions
Nashville
Mich
Eldora Speedway
Rollie Beale
Toledo
Lee Kunzman
Guttenberg
Iowa
Billy Cassella
Weirton
W. Va
Don Nordhorn
Wadesville
Ind
Kunzman
Isprint
Trotters And Pacers Cumberland Raceway Entries Post Time
Official entries for nine harness races at Cumberland Raceway listed with pace events from 7 30 p m race one through race ten. Names of horses drivers and odds show wide field including multiple quintela races and notable entries like Busy Bee Christine, High Street Ginny, Luck Ahead and Clocker Tony.
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Cumberland Raceway
Eddie
L. Pickett
R. Gossom
L. Fitch
R. Truitt
Mutiny Mary
H. Pike
My Gal Harriett
R. Rose
Busy Bee
Christine H. Renaud
R. Arnold
Hi Chris D. D. Carlisle, Jr
Farmstead
Delvin
OD. Richards
G. Todd Adios
J. Carl Smith
Drexel Barbara
J. Mollison
Miss Groveville
G. Corey
Sachem Rose
W. Colby
Romie
C. Carter
Ardens Malcolm
R. Gartley
Dizzy Liz
D. Richards
Lees Comet
L. Bryant
G. Tobasco
Willie
Gossom
S Coleman
Can Tar
T. Olmstead
Glen Jamin
B. Pike
F. Withee
Ed R V
W. Miller
Princess Morton
F. Parker
la Proff
B. Smith
Bright Lightning
F. Hall, Jr
E. Funk
Victory Oy
R. Lanpher
High Street
Ginny
Buddy Adio
Fisherman Bert
J.C. Smith
City Hall
Rocky Reiko
R. Bartlett
Lady Seal
W. Parker, Jr
Atlantic Mir
R. Doherty
Kate
H. McKenney
Quintela
Killarneys
R. Vaillancourt
Victors Town
Express Pick
W. Peace
Mighty Meadow
Queens Ohio
L. Quirron
Corbitt C
P. Apostolakes
Pretty Martha
Legal Indian
W. Fisher
Luck Ahead
Schaefer Byrd
D. Hamilton
Arriva Je
Royal Titan
R. Dagan
Knight and Day
R. Wing
Shadydale Able
Bucky the Great
Nadines Champ
Clocker
Tony
F. Pike
Bal Jos Sam
D. Carlisle Jr
Billy Boy C
F. Cluff
Miss McIntosh
Alex T. H. McKenney
Saratoga Speed
W.L. Whittemore
Dashing Newport
T. Harris
Bengalean
Race card shows multiple pace races with payouts and times
Daily racing card lists ten races with pace payouts from 1st to 10th, horses like Brandy Guy and Tavern's Whiskers, times around 2:14 to 2:18, plus exacta and handle figures. Scratches include Pemaquid Lite and Benny Brewster.
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Brandy Guy
Prima Ballerina
Rumble
Lancer
Moraka
Andiamo Boy
High Fidelity A
Golden Blend N
Adios
Tavern
Camden Harvester
Merrie Frier
Attorney’s Aide
Wildea Dream
Mar Con Nere
Oreti Garrison
Rebel Gold
Sobhie
Benny Brewster
Quintela
Arden Vern
Bilbo Baggins
Uncle Amots
Far
Adio Burn
Lone Guy
Johnny Gallon
Glen Elector
Alo — Briarwood
Consolata Joe
Scotty
Kelvin
Jay Noon
Bellnow
Scotch Meadow
Gala Lobell
Purbank Duchess
Fagel
Boyadios
Jerobe
Byrd
Sir Eric
Jefferson Byrd
Clayhaven
Turcotte Has Busy Day at Aqueduct Riding 26 Of 97
Jockey Ron Turcotte rode 26 of 97 mounts at Aqueduct in late March. The Grand Forks native, 32, notes he likes five to six races daily to stay around 111 pounds and reads between races to curb eating. He pilots Secretariat, Derby favorite, and previously won the Derby and Belmont with Riva Ridge.
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New York
Ron Turcotte
Grand Fa'« N.B
Turcotte
Secretariat
Carty Healthy for Rangers as DH in Spring Games
Rico Carty, 32, the Dominican slugger traded from Atlanta, shows health in exhibition play with three hits helping Texas beat Baltimore 64. Once a .317 hitter in eight NL seasons, injuries slowed him but his bat remains potent for the Rangers.
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Carty
Pompano Beach
Fila
Texas Rangers
Rico Carty
Baltimore Orioles
Rangers
Atlanta Braves
Top Seed Stan Smith Wins Swedish Pro Champs Final
Stan Smith of Pasadena defeated Australia’s John Alexander 5-7 6-4 6-2 to take the $50,000 Swedish Professional Championships in Goteborg. The event capped a weekend of high level tennis with other international results across Europe and the United States.
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Goteborg
Sweden
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
John Alexander
Madrid
Romania
Hic Nastase
Laly
Adriano Panatta
Denver
Mark Cox
Arthur Ashe
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Susan
Olsen
Huntington Memorial Hospital
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Pemaquid Lite
Brad Scott
Brave Steppy
Ballastar
Ritzy
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Mr. Lou Bob
Quiniela
Jeff
Hal View
Our Penny
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Glenn
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Tanya Moraka
Hiki
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D.M. Sun
Liberal Group
Employee Relations Department
Maremont Corp
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Cliff Miles
Art Nadeau
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Dan Sikes
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Clifford Ann Creed
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