Knicks Crush Lakers As Lucas Leads 114-92 Playoff Win
Jerry Lucas and Bill Bradley propelled the New York Knicks to a 114-92 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers in game one of the NBA finals series. Lucas scored 26 points with multiple long jumpers, while Bradley added 29 on efficient shooting. DeBusschere had 19 points and 18 rebounds as LA struggled to find consistency and chase the series. The game set up a Sunday second meeting televised nationally.
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Ching
Knicks
Bill Bradley
Lucas
Ohio State
New York
Chamberlain
Dave DeBusschere
Jim McMillan
Los Angeles
Rain Delays Orioles Royals Tilt In KC
The Baltimore Orioles and Kansas City Royals game was halted in the top of the sixth due to rain at Municipal Stadium after a 59 minute delay. The Royals won 5 to 3, sweeping the two game series and extending Baltimore’s skid to four losses. Manager Earl Weaver blasted the umpires led by Larry Napp for stopping play amid wet ground.
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Kansas City
Earl Weaver
Baltimaré Orioles
Kansas City Royals
Weaver
Municipal Stadium
Orioles
Royals
Dave McNally
Ambiguous Time Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a sequence of time marks including 3:25 9:55 Fri 4:05 10:35 3:30 10:15 4:30 10:55. No clear event, date, or context to confirm meaning or assign entities.
Wise powers Cardinals past Braves for first win
Rick Wise drove in the go ahead runs with a two run single in the second inning as St. Louis built a five run frame to rout Atlanta 9 4 in Atlanta. Simmons doubled earlier and Ted Simmons scored in the first on his hit as Ralph Garr and Hank Aaron homered for the Braves before the slide. Wise is now 1 2 after the victory.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Braves
Atlanta
Rick Wise
St. Louis
Wise
Lou Brock
Ted Simmons
Ralph Garr
Hank Aaron
Simmons
Jose Cruz
Ed Crosby
Crampton Challenger For Byron Nelson Title
Jack Nicklaus is favored as Lee Trevino and Australian player Crampton vie for the Byron Nelson Classic in Dallas. Crampton, living in Dallas, has eight top seven finishes this season and pushed earnings past $70,000 after tying for fourth in the Tournament of Champions.
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Byron Nelson
Dallas
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Major League Standings Highlight Odd Scoring In Rain
In a rain shortened or paused set of games teams tracked standings across leagues. New York leads with 4 to Oakland 2 while Detroit 8 tops Texas 1 Kansas City 5 and Baltimore 3. Other results include Louis 9 over Atlanta 4 Cincinnati 7 over Pittsburgh 6 Houston 5 over Chicago 4. New York 5 defeats San Diego 1 Los Angeles 2 loses to Montreal 6.
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Oakland
Detroit
Texas
Kansas City
Baltimore
Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Houston
Chicago
San Diego
Los Angeles
Montreal
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Pet
G.B
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston New York
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Minnesota
San Francisco
California
Boston
League Leaders in National and American League Batting and Pitching
National League batting lead shows Yan To and Sanguillen with high averages. runs and RBIs led by Watson, Kingman and Rader. Tolan tops hits. Cedeno and Morgan pace steals. H Aaron and May share home runs. Pitching highlights include Seaver and Carlton with 21 and 12 strikeouts respectively. 2 decisions. American League notes feature Pinson and Darwin with top averages and RBIs. Darwin leads homers with 4. Wood and Coleman lead strikeouts. multiple players tied for several categories.
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W.davis
Kingman
L.may
Rader
Tolan
Cin
Cedeno
Hin
H.aaron
Atl
May
Crawford
Cardenal
Chi
Brock
Sul
Morgan
P Kelly
Darwin
Min
D.alien
McCraw
D.nelson
Tex
Wood
Coleman
Det
Elks Claim Six Trophies In Trap Shoot
Chanute Elks return six trophies from the Kansas State Elks Trap Shoot at Ottawa. Bill Jenkins won Class C with 91 of 100. Joe Goodevan led handicap with 95 and won Class D with 97. Dean Brock reached 190 in Class A shootout. Betty Wrestler took Class B third and earned Doe of the Year. Ronnie Wrestler posted 93 to finish second in Class D. Chanute team members included Brock, Hurst, Jenkins, Boeye and Wrestler. shooters from Chanute were Rommel, Meyers, Edwards and Nevitt.
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Chanute Elks
Kansas State Elks
Ottawa
Bill Jenkins
Joe Goodevan
Betty Wrestler
Ronnie
Chanute
Brock
Larry Hurst
Jenkins
Boeye
Carl Rommel
Lyle Meyers
Floyd Edwards
Doe Nevitt
Batting Order Shakeup Aims to Jumpstart Juco Panth ers
Neosho County Community Junior College plans a batting order shakeup to end a nine game skid against Cowley County. Sterling Allen moves from cleanup to leadoff, Steve Seger drops in at third, and David Peter shifts to cleanup to boost on base chances and run production. John Gehrt starts the opener at 3 30 p.m. with a 1 2 mark and 4 19 ERA. Peter finishes the second game.
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Carl Rebb
Neosho County
Cowley County
Panther
Sterling Allen
Steve Seger
David Peter
John Gehrt
NCCJC
USGA Women’s Open Set For Winged Foot East Course
The USGA Women’s Open is scheduled for June 29 to July 2 at Winged Foot Golf Club on the East Course in Mamaro Neck New York. The event brings top women golfers to compete for the national title.
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USGA
Winged Foot
Mamaro Neck
N.Y
Lake Fegan Yields Pike And Bass
Fishing at Lake Fegan southeast of here produced notable catches last weekend. Roger Evans of Wichita landed a 5.5 pound northern pike on a yellow beetle spin, joined by Glen Powers and Jerry Bass who each hooked pike and five striped bass up to four pounds. Al Paluch, also of Wichita, caught a 3 and a 5 pound bass, with crappie reports up to 2 1/2 pounds and marina notes that crappie are moving and should improve after warm weather.
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Lake Fegan
Here
Roger Evans
Wichita
Glen Powers
Jerry Bass
al Paluch
Lake
YC Legion Baseball Meeting Sunday
Boys between 15 and 19 interested in playing American Legion baseball are invited to a meeting Sunday at 5:30 PM at Veterans Hall in Yates Center. Those unable to attend should notify Howard Newland or Lauren Ryan. Toronto area boys are eligible to participate with the Yates Center team.
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American Legion
Veterans Hall
Howard Newland
Lauren Ryan
Toronto
Eight Holes-in-One in 1971 Pro Men Tour
The 1971 pro men circuit recorded eight holes-in-one while the season’s women’s tour reported two aces. Both feats highlight precision on national professional tours.
Amputee Don Hawley takes up golf in Wichita
Former Chanute resident Don Hawley, now in Wichita with the Litwin Corporation, embraces golf after amputation. He and fellow amputee Oral Evans train with Ron Blevins. Hawley, slow to balance, hits long drives and posted a 109 in his first round. Hawley values family support and views his handicap as not hindering achievements.
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Chanute
Wichita
Litwin Corporation
Hawley
Oral Evans
Eagle Beacon
Max Siebel
Evans
Blevins
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