Lakers fall to Celtics as Chamberlain sits late
Bob Oliver praised luck after his six hit nine inning game for Kansas City on Sunday. Lakers coach Bill van Breda Kolff explained he kept Wilt Chamberlain out in the final minutes of their Boston defeat, saying he wanted a free throw shooting guard in. Laker reserve Tom Hawkins added that Boston proved a team’s unity matters more than talent.
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Oakland Whips Pacers to reach series lead
Oakland built a 3-1 series edge by routing the Indiana Pacers 117 to 114 in Indianapolis. Warren Armstrong led with 36 points, including 18 in the third quarter as Oakland outscored Indiana 41-21. Doug Moe added 27, Gary Bradski 26, Henry Logan 19. John Fairchild top-scored for Pacers with 18.
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Varied College Sports Results Across Multiple Games
Reports show Centerville beats Iowa Western 7-0 in college baseball. College golf scores include Drake 3 over Wet 2, Iowa State 8 over South Qakata 7, Luther 11 over a Crasar Tis Warburg 7, Dubuque 6 over srosse 12, and Wertburg 18 over Dubuque 3. Area Ten leads Ellsworth K 13 to 2. Tennis results list Kansas 4 over Nebraska 0. Prep baseball sectional semifinals feature Jefferson 15 over Witton 0. In Cedar Rapids, Kansas State George 1 defeats Decoral Ossian DeSayles 13 to 1. Dyersville Dracs Weckman 18 Central City 0. Epworth Kep 32 West Dubua 1. Fonda Cedar Valley 4 over WW Webster 2 and Fonda 3. Granville Pine ale 1 over Mee 0. Other games Calamity 4 Lowen 1. NBA playoffs see Angels 104 and Celtics unknown score. ABA playoffs Oakland 145 Indiana 117. Prep golf South Tama JV 143 Prairie 201. Prep track New Hometon and W U North 49 lead 49.
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Bangkok bout ends in victory for Charmwanchal over Villacampa
A Bangkok boxing match saw Charmwanchal defeat Bernabe Villacampa from the Philippines in a featured bout. The event included fighters from France and Malta and ended with Bertini of Mal y acclaimed for a separate victory in Newfoundland.
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Iowa Oaks Triumph On Late Error And Single
Iowa won 5-4 as Lewis hit a bases loaded single in the seventh for the go ahead. An eighth inning error by the opponent set up the deciding run, with Vern Handrahan earning his second win in relief.
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St Olaf and Monmouth Close In On Midwest Baseball Title
With final weekend games in the Midwest Conference, undefeated St Olaf and Monmouth lead divisions and need wins to clinch a title. Ripon and Cornell trail. a St Olaf Monmouth May series would determine the champion, rematching 1968 playoff winners.
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North Thinelads Lose Dual Meet 83 59
West Union New Hamp ton defeated North Thinelads 83 to 59 in a dual track meet on Monday. G Larson won the high jump and 440 titles, while North Thinelads secured a double win by Mike Heins in the high hurdles.
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Lanny Van Eman Predicts Penn State Stars Win Challenge
Lanny Van Eman, Iowa coach, predicted the Pennsylvania high school all stars would beat the U S team 74 to 47 in a March game. Ralph Miller joined the trip, and the boastful pick drew laughs as the Pennsylvania stars prevailed. Miller skipped the local recap to recruit elsewhere.
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Ex ISU Aide Ward Signs Ottawa Football Contract
The Ottawa Football Club announced on Monday that Ward, a 1952 graduate of Maryland and former stormier Town State aide, has signed a one year contract. He is noted for signaling seven points with his fingers during his departure.
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Midway Sale Promotes Classified Home Ads
Mr. Phillip Peterson supports a sale push urging buyers to use Want Ads for homes. Surveys show 70 to 90 percent learn about homes for sale in Classified sections. Your new home feature is highlighted in Classification 50.
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Norman Russell signs letter to attend Oklahoma City U
Oklahoma City AP reports Norman Russell a 6 foot 11 inch basketball standout from Mountain View Oklahoma has signed a letter of intent to enroll at Oklahoma City University. The move confirms Russell will join the Tigers program this coming season.
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Sparling Resignation Accepted by Southeast Iowa College
Burlington junior college basketball coach Fd Sparling saw his resignation formally accepted by the Southeast Iowa Community College board. Sparling, who announced he would leave in April after four years, compiled 107 wins and 29 losses, guiding teams to national junior college tournaments three times as the board began screening candidates for his successor.
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