Sam Jones Sparks Celtics Past Knicks in Playoff Bid
Sam Jones scored 51 points, boosting Boston to a 118 109 win at Madison Square Garden as New York was eliminated from the NBA playoffs. Fred Crawford led Knicks with 26, while Don Nelson and Wayne Embry added key moments for Boston.
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San Francisco
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Bill Russell
Don Nelson
Wayne Embry
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Embry
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Russell
Walt Bellamy
Willis Reed
Cardinals plotting climb from second division
In St. Petersburg AP report Red Schoendienst and Stan Musial plot a Cardinals rise aided by a strong pitching staff and batters Orlando Cepeda Roger Maris. They aim to dislodge Pittsburgh and San Francisco with Maris back at full strength and a reworked infield and outfield lineup.
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Roger Maris
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Handicaps For Twin City Loop Rolloff Listed
Bob Cheney of the winning Twin City League Mayflower Restaurant team will head a field of 70 bowlers in a five string handicap rolloff at Roll-A-Way lanes tonight at 7. He has a scratch average of 110. Others include Ralph Nolette at 108 with a five pin handicap and numerous Twin City League members with averages from 106 to 82 and handicaps from 15 to 105.
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J. Morin
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E. Gilbert
J. Laverreere
A. Martin
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G. Guilbeault
W. Lamb
G. Farrell
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J. Brooks
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L. Simkowitz
L. Michaud
C. Lessard
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R. Michie
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R. Watson
W. Strickland
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T. Bryant
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A. Dupuis
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A. Trottier
P. Beaudoin
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R. Powell
J. Snow
O. Dusseault
R. Principe
Clay Fights Draft in Louisville Court Hearing
Heavyweight champ Cassius Clay returns to Louisville for a U S District Court hearing to decide if a three judge board will hear his charge of racial discrimination in draft board staffing. A previous bid for a court order to block induction was rejected by the Sixth Circuit.
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Cincinnati
Hockey Results From Tuesday AP Summary
The Associated Press reports NHL results with Chicago 7 Detroit, and upcoming games including Toronto at Montreal, Detroit at New York, and Chicago at Boston scheduled for Thursday.
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Boston
Kennedy School launches girls team sports program
Kennedy School in Biddeford starts a girls team sports program directed by Miss Jocelyn Dill. Sixth graders begin with basketball two weeks ago, with gymnastics for fifth and sixth graders after spring break, then softball until summer. Principal John Narsiff notes space limits and plans expansion to fourth graders next year.
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Biddeford
Jocelyn Dill
Miss Dill
John Narsiff
Narsiff
Garon Returns to BC as Offensive Backfield Coach
Guy Garon a former St. Louis High School and Biddeford Maine star and BC alumnus is named offensive backfield coach at Boston College succeeding John McCauley who left for Army two weeks earlier. He played quarterback at BC after excelling as a defensive back and has coached Massachusetts high school football most recently at St Patrick's Watertown.
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Army
Dunk Shot Outlawed In College High School Tilts
The National Basketball Committee banned the dunk in college and high school play at their closing meeting. The rule sets possession loss for dunking and tightens a stalling rule, altering timing to warn after 10 seconds instead of 30. UCLA star Lew Alcindor and coaches Wooden and Rupp weighed in on the change.
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National Basketball Committee
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UCLA
John Wooden
Wooden
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Rupp
Fights Last Night in Sacramento Highlight Clarke Victory
Henry Clarke of Los Angeles out-pointed Eddie Machen of Rediding California last night in Sacramento. Clarke weighed 210 pounds and Machen 199, with Clarke earning decision over Machen in the bout.
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Sacramento
Calif
Henry Clarke
Los Angeles
Eddie Machen
Rediding
Ski Report From Ski Maine Association
The Ski Maine Association issues today weather and slope conditions for Maine resorts. Mt Abram reports a 6 to 20 inch base with excellent conditions while Lost Valley is closed for the season. Sugarloaf and Sunday River show granular and corn powder ranges with fair to excellent quality across several hills.
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Hull Hurts to End Big Goal Run in 7-2 Loss
The Chicago Black Hawks beat Detroit 7-2 in a rough game left winger Bobby Hull with a sore left knee and star defenseman Matt Ravlich out for the season with a fractured left leg. Hull may miss the final games before the playoffs while coach Billy Reay weighs rest. Toronto and Montreal battle for second place as New York trails.
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Palmer Paired With Bob Hope At Greensboro Pro Am
Arnold Palmer teams with Bob Hope and Jack Lewis in a pro am warmup for the Greater Greensboro Open at Sedgfield Country Club. The 72 hole event features 144 players, with TV coverage on final rounds, and a $25 000 first prize to the pro winner.
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Arnold Palmer
Julius Boros
Dan Sikes
Bob Goalby
Doug Sanders
Tom Nieporte
GGO
Sam Snead
Gary Player
South Africa
Panama Canal Officer Appointed by President
A commander in the U.S. Army, appointed by the president, serves as a key officer connected to the Panama Canal operations. The appointment aligns military leadership with strategic canal administration and security duties.
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U.S. Army
Free Agent Giles Faces Dilemma Over Uncontracted Player
In spring training notes, Warren Giles notes a problem with free agent pitcher Joey Jay who has not signed a contract with the Philadelphia Phillies. Jay has worked 15 innings, yielded 21 earned runs, and drew an umpire warning after a beanball incident in a 9-7 loss to the Mets.
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Babe Ruth Loop Seeks Coaches After Meeting
Northern York County Babe Ruth League officials urged volunteers to coach for Saco Rangers and Kennebunk Lions. Richard Murray elected temporary vice president and Andrew Cymbrak chosen secretary treasurer, replacing resigning Vicor Wojiek. Gerard Soulard named public relations head with next meeting set for April 9 at 7 p.m. at 157 Cleaves St Biddeford.
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Celtics Top Knicks 118 to 109, win series 3 0
Boston defeats New York 118 109 in the Eastern Division Semifinals to clinch the best of five series in three straight games. The Western Division Finals begin with St Louis at San Francisco as the opener of the best of seven.
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