O'Brien fines Hawks for Erving signing and blocks McGinnis
NBA Commissioner Larry O'Brien declares Hawks fined 400000 for illegally signing Julius Erving and bars the Knicks from signing George McGinnis, who had a reported 2 million deal. Bucks own Erving draft rights. Hawks face further draft penalties as a sale loom. Knicks survive with a partial first round trade option but lose their own pick.
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Larry O'Brien
New York Knicks
Atlanta Hawks
Democratic Party
Hawks
Julius Erving
Knicks
George McGinnis
Philadelphia
Bers
Atlanta
O'Brien
McGinnis
New York
Foolish Pleasure Leads Belmont Stakes Showdown Schedule
Belmont Stakes notes feature Foolish Pleasure as favorite with Master Derby second after Derby and Preakness wins. Finish order listed as Foolish Pleasure, Master Derby, Prince Thou Art. Juniors in Action host Wayne and Fremont as Columbus Juniors seek seventh straight win. TV baseball schedules show Giants Pirates Cubs Reds. Trade and roster moves include Keith Hernandez to Tulsa and Jerry Terrell recalled by Twins while Rod Carew nears batting records. Doug Sweeney to Hastings for college basketball.
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Foolish Pleasure
Master Derby
Yayka Deyak
Huskers
Nebraska
Cardinals
Keith Hernandez
Tulsa
Twins
Jerry Terrell
Tacoma
Terrell
Minnesota
Rod Carew
Willie Davis
Reggie Smith
Doug Sweeney
Aurora
Hastings
Ak Sar Ben Racecard Saturday June 7 Entries
Ak-Sar-Ben race card lists Saturday entries for nine races with purses from 4000 to 82500 and fields of four year olds and up. Contenders include No Boy ridden by Herrrera, Lively, Calgeron, Greer, and Duthie among others in multiple claiming and allowance events across one mile to six furlongs.
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Ima Contenger
Herrera
Vicky Capri
Meier
Anuit Greer
Speer
Kunitake
Tom's Aftair
Sorenson
Sgunay Street
Beavetson
Ms. Stryker
Dumotes
All Gaby
Jois Calgeron
Port Duthie
Kunkeke
Champagne Kia Couto
Stane
Man Greer
He Book
Engle
Gunner Anderson
Olas Alowance
Bole Cignining
Ply Stone
No Boy
Fame Mill — Kunstane
Speedy Quick
Joe Buster
Vilaire — Jones
J"'Baba = Smith
Berkins County
Rollins
Wile Wink
King
Sea Bird
Swift Capture Chapman
Speedy Spook
David Whited
George
Brande
Hansiep
Phelps
Sig Harmon
Dos Reyes Rollins
Aman Lively
Bronte Rail
Sooter
Kia Calvert
Stumpy the Boy
Ecoftey
Pongelli Greer
Rutisen — Smith
Dos Reyes
Kid Calvert
Horine —‘Smith
Jay Aye
Jones
Harmon
High Rover
Soremon
Overton
Anderson
Ge the Bubbles
Ieonman — Herrera
Fensman
M. Phelps
Alstay
Couto
Mr. Speaker — Sorenson
Smith
Pappa — Cameron
Davia Whites
Alow
Maca homers as Senators win Pony League game
Maca smacked a homer over the right-centerfield wall to lift the Senators to their first Pony League victory over the Pirates 63. Larry Kolbush earned the win, Williams took the loss. In the other game, Bears beat Redlegs 3 to 2 as Brian Kearney got the win over Tom Munson.
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Bears
Redlegs
Brian Kearney
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Kolbush
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Royals draft Kent Cvejdlik from Carter Lake in 17th round
Kansas City Royals chose Kent Cvejdlik a right handed pitcher from Carter Lake Iowa in the 17th round of the regular MLB draft on Thursday. Carter Lake lies near Omaha and Council Bluffs. Orioles select Bob Knezevich from Council Bluffs in the 22nd round as a right handed pitcher.
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Kansas City Royals
Kent Ross Cvejdlik
Carter Lake
Iowa
Cvejdlik
Omaha Council Bluffs
Bob Knezevich
Council Bluffs
Baltimore Orioles
Pirates strengthen rotation with Candelaria call up
Teesburgh UPI reports Pirates place lefty Ken Brett on 21 day DL and promote left handed John Candelaria from Charleston International League. Candelaria at 21 is 7-1 with a 1.78 ERA and three shutouts this season, and will join the Pirates Friday.
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UPI
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Uup
John Candelaria
Charleston
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Candelaria
Pirates
Flames trade Hextall to Red Wings for Kryskow
Atlanta Flames announce the trade of veteran center Bryan Hextall to Detroit for left winger Dave Kryskow. The club also signs first round pick Richard Mulhern, with GM Cliff Fletcher citing center surplus and age as reasons.
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UPI
Atlanta Flames
Bryan Hextall
Detroit Red Wings
Dave Kryskow
National Hockey League
Defensman
Richard Mulhern
Cliff Fletcher
Hextall
Kryskow
Cage star signs letter to GWU basketball program
Washington UPI reports Jim Smith, a standout Pensacola junior college player, will attend George Washington University next year. GWU coach Bob Tallent said Smith signed a letter of intent for a Colonial scholarship after leading Braddock High School to a state title.
Indians To DL Brohamer. Kuiper Promoted From Oklahoma City
The Cleveland Indians placed second baseman Jack Brohamer on the disabled list and recalled infielder Duane Kuiper from Oklahoma City to fill the roster spot. Kuiper joins the major league squad while Brohamer recovers.
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Duane Kuiper
Oklahoma City
PBR Edges G Associates in Slow Pitch Showdown
Pabst Blue Ribbon upped its league record to 44 in the Columbus Men’s Slow Pitch Softball League by edging G. and Associates 16 to 15. Bob Sundvold drove in seven runs, including a grand slam, powering the victory.
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Columbus
G. and Associates
Bob Sundvold
Belmont Stakes entrants face distance doubts and favorites
Nine colts vie for the 107th Belmont Stakes with Foolish Pleasure the early 2-1 favorite after the Kentucky Derby win, Master Derby at 3-1, Diabolo and Avatar among top contenders. Jockeys Vasquez Shoemaker and others project questions on going a mile and a half as horses’ pedigrees meet Belmont demands.
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UPI
Leroy Jolley
Johnny Campo
Buckland Farm
Elmendorf
Avatar
Tommy Doyle
John L. Greer
Foolish Pleasure
Golden Chance Farm
W. E. “Smiley” Adams
Darrel McHargue
Adams
Frank McMahon
Diabolo
Cynthia Phipps Singh
Laffit Pincay
Singh
Angel Cordero
Arthur Seeligson
Damascus
Darby Dan Farm
Prince Thou Art
Braulio Baeza
Bill Shoemaker
Floyd leads Kemper Open with 7 under 65 at Quail Hollow
Ray Floyd, 32, shot a 7 under 65 at Quail Hollow to hold a two stroke lead after the first round of the Kemper Open in EmanuInc North Carolina. He birdied all four par five holes and said the round was a thinking man's effort with no mental errors. Roger Maltbie and Bobby Mitchell shot 67s as winds rose. Dick Rhyan Jim Dent and Bob Murphy were three back at 68.
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Floyd
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San Jose State University
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Dick Rhyan
Jim Dent
Bob Murphy
Jackie Gleason
Adolph Butts Dominates Genoa Trapshoot League Trio
Adolph Butts highlighted the Genoa Trapshoot League by posting 50 straight hits from 16 and 25 and 23 yards out. Teammate Jerry Henke followed with 25 and 24, while Dave Hellbusch registered 25 straight from the handicap range.
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Adolph Butts
Genoa
Jerry Henke
Dave Hellbusch
Deer permit drawings set for June 17 in Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska June 17 drawing will determine permits for Deer management units Blue Ekorn Wahoo over subscribed. Antelope units all over subscribed with a June 10 drawing. Unsuccessful applicants may apply June 20 to June 30 at the Game Commission offices in Lincoln.
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Neb
UPI
State Game Commission
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Lions sign Thompson from Canada to Detroit contract
Detroit Lions add receiver and kickoff return specialist Bobby Thompson after six years in Canada. Coach Rick Forzano said several NFL clubs were interested in him and the team is fortunate to land a player of Thompson's caliber.
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Canada
Detroit Lions
Thompson
Lions
Rick Forzano
Bears Sign Dean the 15th 1975 Draft Pick
Chicago Bears announce 11th round pick Mike Dean has signed a contract. The deal makes him the 15th Chicago draftee to sign for 1975. Dean kicked a 56 yard field goal for Texas and joins the Bears after being drafted this year.
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UPI
Mike Dean
University of Texas
Chicago Bears
Dean
Bears
Seaver Finds Form With Mixed Pitches For Mets
Tom Seaver, once at a career crossroads, has reinvented himself as a thinking pitcher. The four-time 20-game winner and two-time Cy Young winner now relies on control and a mix of pitches rather than overpowering fastballs, delivering a six-hitter and a 2-1 win over the Houston Astros to spark the Mets.
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UPI
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Mets
Seaver
Fresno
Calif
Houston Astros
Schreiber nets 118 triplicate in league play at Boulevard Lanes
Paul Schreiber rolled an 118 triplicate in the Senior Citizens League at Boulevard Lanes earning an ABC triplicate award and patch plus a free steak dinner at Keen Korner. Ed Zimmer led with 204, Cy Birkel 539, women led by Dorothy Roberts 179 and Elsie Hudson 478. Also noting strong scores from Mike Sterup 222 and Fred Bierman four-game 700 with 216.
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Boulevard Lanes
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Keen Korner
Ed Zimmer
Cy Birkel
Dorothy Roberts
Elsie Hudson
Mike Sterup
Fred Bierman
Halte‘Shemek
Americans vie for British Amateur final at Hoylake
Three Americans led by 1973 winner Dick Siderowt seek spots in the 80th British Amateur final at Royal Liverpool. Grace and Giles are drawn with Siderowt in one group, while Mark James and Geoff Marks contend in the other. A morning clash between Siderowt and Grace looms as the day’s marquee match.
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England
UPI
Dick Siderowt
Siderowt
John Grace
Vinnie Giles
Royal Liverpool
Seaside
Mark James
Geoff Marks
Siderows
Porthcawl
Grace
Fort Worth
Tex
4-H Softball League Opens With Big Scoring Games
Silver Stars defeated Sheepherders 17 to 2 as Jeff Engel hit a homer and 31 hits were recorded. Darrel Rickert and Tammy Runge combined on the mound for the win. Ralph Inde homered and pitched for the losers, who had 19 hits. Randy Mueller homered and pitched for the Good Guys in a 14 to 13 victory over Rosenborg. Phil Olson took the loss.
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Kingman
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Vern Ruble
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Darrel Rickert
Tammy Runge
Ralph Inde
Gordon Wiese
Randy Mueller
Rosenborg
Phil Olson
Youth baseball Lane Scores Yankees 4 6 2 Eagles 122
Lane leads a youth baseball game summary noting Yankees 4 6 2 and Eagles 122 with pitcher Chris Styskal credited with the win and Steve Tooley the loss.
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Yankees
Eagles
Chris Styskal
Steve Tooley
Kusick Demoted to Tacoma After Twins Loss
Minnesota Twins demote first baseman Craig Kusick to Tacoma of the Pacific Coast League to clear room for pitcher Joe Decker who is sidelined with a viral infection. Earlier Tom Kelly was considered. after a 7-4 defeat to the New York Yankees the move was finalized.
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Bloomington
Ak-Sar-Ben Race Results Snapshot
Thursday racing at Ak Sar-Ben lists winners Gamblin Frank Bully Prince and Nubarker among multiple winners in several races. Exacta and double payouts are recorded with Nos. 510 and 94 paying $128.70 and $546.90 respectively. Attendance reaches 12,447 with mutuel handle over $1 million.
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Bea’s Fleet
Nubarker
Shiny Gem
Exacta
Lady Barb
Ray Tyson
Snake River Boy
Go Nashie
Willie Grey
Golden Miracle
Mink and Wine
Royal Wrong
Ruby Satan
Shiney Sun
Friar Shock
Ultra Energy
Red Ace
Mutuel
B D club blanks Oasis Bar 6 0 in softball win
Becton Dickinson blanked Oasis Bar 6 0 in a women's softball league game as pitcher K Schr iat allowed three hits. S Schmidt had two hits and two runs while C Torczon and P Brezenski each added two hits.
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K. Schriat
Blank Oasis Bar
S. Schmidt
C. Torczon
P. Brezenski
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