Warriors Sweep Lakers In West Finals Opener 122 115
In San Francisco the Warriors rally for 30 points in the final period to topple the Los Angeles Lakers 122 to 115, with Rick Barry scoring 47 through two quarters and Jim King adding 12 in the decisive stretch. West injured out early, Baylor and Barry share game high 37 as SF advances to meet St. Louis Hawks in the Western Division finals.
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Rangers blank Maple Leafs 4 0 in Madison Square Garden victory
Eddie Giacomin earned his ninth shutout of the season as the Rangers rolled past the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-0 before 15,925 at Madison Square Garden. Orland Kurtenbach and Vic Hadfield opened the scoring, with Earl Ingarfield and Ken Schinkel adding late goals to secure the win and keep New York in the chase for second place in the NHL standings.
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Romano's Nips Royals Edge Wings In City Open Final
Dwight Tolliver banked a four second left jumper to lift Romano's Nips over Royal All Stars 64 to 62 in the City Open senior division championship at North End Bays Club. Gene Mack led scorers with 29. Tolliver and Bob Nash added 14 each. Orcutt Intermediates routed Middle Street 78-52, while Shehan Center beat Middle Street 51-31 in junior division action.
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Detroit Rises Past Chicago in Turbulent NHL Clash
Detroit tops Chicago 4 2 as Bruce Mac Gregor nets his 26th with 10 seconds left in the second. The game features fights between Bobby Hull and Bryan Watson, plus fan-initiated skirmish near the Chicago bench. Hull and Watson score for Chicago, Prentice and Floyd Smith tally for Detroit. Detroit drops to fifth while Chicago holds first. Sid Abel deploys Watson to shadow Hull.
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New York Triumphs Over Celtics 123 112 In Boston
Knicks upset defending champion Boston 123 112 to force a fourth game in the Eastern semifinal series. Willis Reed scored 38 and Cazzie Russell 24 as New York built a large third quarter lead and held on despite Boston’s adjustments. Reed, Bellamy, and Havlicek each topped, while Russell and Reed sparked a 12 point burst to take a 61 51 halftime edge.
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Clarke Drives Yankees Past Reds 9-3 in Grapefruit Action
Horace Clarke collected four hits including a two run homer to power the New York Yankees to a 9-3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds in Grapefruit League play. Lou Clinton also homered as the Yankees totaled 14 hits, with Whitey Ford starting on the mound.
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County Umpires Meet Tonight in Norwalk
The Fairfield County Base/ma Umpires Association will hold its first meeting of the year Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the West Avenue school Norwalk. President Joe Langhans urges all members to be present as Zake Bella former New York Yankee and Athletics outfielder from Greenwich will discuss the 1967 baseball rules Ed Hurley new traveling secretary of the Kansas City Athletics Dillman.
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Canadiens Rally Past Bruins 6-3 in Boston
Montreal erased a 2-0 deficit with six goals in the third period to beat Boston 6-3 at the Garden. Ferguson tied it at 6:55 of the final frame, sparking a burst as Tremblay Rochefort Rousseau Backstrom and Beliveau chipped in. Woytowich and Westfall scored for Boston, as Montreal secured the season series with seven wins and two ties in 14 meetings.
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Cardinals defeat Tigers 6 2 in Lakeland spring clash
Julian Javier homered and doubled as St. Louis piled up 81 hits against Detroit, beating the Tigers 6-2 in Lakeland. Mickey Lolich allowed four runs to Javier while Ray Washburn and Joe Hoerner combined to shut down Detroit in relief.
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