Knicks Reach NBA Finals After Dominant Win Over Bucks
New York crushed Milwaukee 192 to 96 to win the Eastern Division and advance to the NBA championship against the Lakers. Willis Reed led with 32 points, Dick Barnett added 27, while Lew Alcindor fought tough but hit only six of 47 field goals in the first half as the Bucks were overwhelmed.
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Grand Island race entries and fields
Horse racing entries list for Grand Island meets detailing purse levels and participating horses, with numerous horses under each race heading and several entries shown as eligible. The document enumerates the seventh to ninth races with associated horses, connections, and prize money, indicating extensive fields and conditioning notes.
Wesleyan Concordia game postponed to Thursday
Lincoln UPI report: a basketball game between Concordia Teachers College of Seward and Nebraska Wesleyan, originally set for Monday, is postponed to 3 30 p m Thu. Wesleyan will play a double header at RTA h with Dans College at 6 p m Wed.
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Fred Speck Doubles Tournament crowns Fremont on top
Fremont teams led by Dana Freeman and Joan Clements win the Fred Speck Doubles Tournament at Columbus Bowl with a 1 678 total, Freeman posting the top women series and Clements adding a 787. Runners up were Dodie McDonald and Sheila Stone of Columbus at 1 610, with other Columbus and nearby teams placing in the finals.
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Huskers Need Better Backups Says Devaney
Lincoln Nebraska Coach Bob Devaney says the backup units need improvement after last Saturdays scrimmage. He praised two units for moving the ball at times but said the rest showed little to smile about. The Huskers will skip Wednesday contact work and scrimmage again Saturday with possible makeup practice days to follow.
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Grand Island Class 1 shoot highlights Elk’s deep score trophy
In Grand Island, Llnyd Bartholomew of Columbus posted a high overall score to win a large trophy at the Class 1 shoot Sunday. Loule Deadeye and others contributed to a spirited event, with runners returning home Wednesday. The report also notes Lincoln ward Rasch’s basketball news and Kentucky Derby prospects including Silent Screen and Personality. Also covered is a New York bill to regulate off track betting heading to Gov Rockefeller.
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Bergman may return for another CU semester
Omaha UPI reports Creighton University forward Joe Bergman may play one more semester for the Bluejays as NCAA rules allow. Bergman, a starter with 10.4 points per game, would extend undergraduate studies after transferring from Iowa. The Clinton Iowa native was slated to graduate this June and previously drafted by Kentucky in the ABA and San Francisco in the NBA draft.
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Yankees win big as 12 hits topple Senators 11-2
The Yankees, led by a three-run homer from rookie Munson and a 12-hit attack, rout the Washington Senators 11-2. Stan Bahnsen struck out 10 over seven innings for his first victory. In other AL games California edged Milwaukee in 10 innings, Kansas City beat Oakland, and Baltimore downed Boston in a rain-shortened six.
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Ed Kirkpatrick
Royals
Dave Duncan
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Diego Segui
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Bob Oliver
Dick Greene
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Ray Culp
Jim Palmer
Grand Island Race Day Results and Payouts
Grand Island Monday race results show multiple races with winning payouts and place prices. Notable finishes include Brandy Oats 65.40 in the first race, Komurka's Kiss 13.60 in the second, and a dead heat for Feature Miss and Billy Bound in the fourth. Attendance reported at 4,003.
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Ray Straw
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Cincinnati Kid
Paul's Bay
Perfecta
Chiefs Vikings set opening game of season 1970 schedule
New York AUPL report outlines Pete Rozelle plan for an integrated 1970 NFL schedule featuring 182 games across 25 teams. Chiefs open against Vikings, Jets visit Giants, and Monday night games include Jets Browns and Chiefs Colts, with new divisions and TV revenue driving matchups.
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Carol Mann Leads LPGA Money Winners List
Carol Mann remains atop the LPGA money-winners ranking after finishing third at the Raleigh Invitational. Sandra Haynie, recovering from knee surgery, won the Raleigh event and earned $2,475 to move into second. The top 10 includes names such as Monti, Haynie, Smith, Whitworth, Palmer, Blalock, Hawes, Ferraris, and Gordon with various earnings and tourney victories.
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Bruins Hawks battle in second game tonight
Boston Bruins coach Harry Sinden eyed a quick rebound after a 6-2 upset of the Chicago Black Hawks in the opener of the Eastern Division finals. The Bruins seek a 2-0 lead tonight before traveling to Boston for games three and four, while the Blues-Penguins series resumes in St. Louis with St. Louis leading 1-0.
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Vikings vie in Missouri Valley Relays in Iowa
Lakeview high track team competed at Missouri Valley Red Relays in Missouri Valley Iowa. The Vikings finished 11th in Class B. The mile relay set a school record by Roger Kapeles Dennis Osten Gary Mueller and Ted Schmidt. Other points by Dave Sliva Osten Schmidt noted in sprints and jumps.
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Bednarik Last NFL Player To Play Both Ways
Chuck Bednarik, hall of famer for the Eagles, was the last NFL player to play both ways. He starred as an offensive center and a middle lineman during his 1949 62 career, embodying the era of two way football.
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