Bullets top Knicks as Suns edge Lakers in NBA playoffs
In a Sunday NBA card, the Bullets beat the Knicks 111 to 101 in Baltimore improving to a 12 game playoff streak gap. Unseld dominated with 34 rebounds while Monroe and Marin provided scoring. Phoenix beat the Lakers 114 to 101 in Los Angeles to even the West semifinal at 1-1 behind Hawkins and Silas.
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Nominations Open for Nebraska Racing Hall of Fame
OMALA Tom Brock announces that nominations are being accepted for the Rebraske Racing Wall of Fame at the A S Bar Ben general office. The Hall, founded in 1966, honors Nebr. racing figures and Thoroughbred horses.
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Mike Ford
Onikia
Nebraska State Racing Commission
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Brock
Non Forsythe
Lingala Journal
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Jackie Stewart Secures Pole for Turanton European Race
In Turanton England Jackie Stewart earns pole position for Texlay's first European Formula race. He drives Brabham AT30 in one minute and average speed 24 mph. Andrea Rindt of Austria finishes second in a Malus dur tials and Belgian driver third in a German BMW.
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Andren Rindt
Austria
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Milwaukee may get baseball franchise today
Seattle delays the Pilots sale as bankruptcy issues threaten a move to Milwaukee. Dr. Wolvin, a federal referee, cleared a path by setting aside a restraining order, but the transfer will not halt an anti trust suit by the American League. Government entities seek damages if the team leaves Seattle.
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Randy Krumlands Tops in Doubles at Boulevard Lanes
Randy and Judy Krumland won Sunday night sealed doubles at Boulevard Lanes with a 649 total on handicap games of 193 and 19 percent. Gayle and Dee Mueller were next with 7, followed by Don and Doriz Nehoia and others. High games: Wetten, 238 and 211. Krumland 252. Gottschall-Becker 256. A 300 sweeper drawing selected Welton-Avgon and Legenga-Kush. Kush team won roll-off and will compete on Channel 7's Bowling at Leisure on April 2. Grant will determine Sue Patrick’s partner for next week’s scotch doubles.
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Sally Kromland
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Bowling At Leisure
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Kansas Gaiy quarterback Low Rawson earns pension in two leagues
Kansas Gaiy quarterback Low Rawson stands among a small group of players to qualify for pensions in both the National and American Football Leagues, marking a rare cross leagues achievement and reflecting long tenure in professional football.
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Lats of Geese and Milwaukee Brewers Mentioned
Sport Shorts notes Lake Bahoonk filled with geese and Canada species, Bob Grimes recovering from an accident, and Milwaukee likely to regain a big league presence as the Brewers. Mentions past Milwaukee teams and hopes for future crowd reactions at White Sox games.
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Lakers sign top draft choice
Los Angeles Lakers sign their top draft pick forward McMillian from Columbia for three years. He chose Lakers over ABA offers where money was similar, citing people he would work with as the deciding factor.
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Russia Dominates Girls Foil at World Junior Championship
Moscow reports Valentina Nikonova, eight, won first place in the girls foil event as Russia led the World Junior fencing championship with five consecutive victories. Valentina Guroviy and Julia Popken from West Germany earned second and third place respectively.
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Miserable spring battle over McLain Harrelson saga
Milton Richman reviews a chaotic spring featuring Denny McLain and Ken Harrelson amid injuries, surgeries, and team shifts. The piece notes Harrelson's four month layoff after a second base collision, Harrelson’s comeback hopes, and parallels with team owners and rookies across MLB and NFL circles.
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Hawk
Cambridge
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Esposito nets 15th NHL shutout as Black Hawks rout Maple Leafs
Tony Esposito anchored Chicago with his 15th shutout, powering the Black Hawks to a 4–0 win over Toronto and a first-place tie with Boston in the East. Chicago clinched a playoff berth as Gerry Pinder and Bobby Hall each scored, while Detroit, New York, Minnesota, St. Louis, and other results shaped playoff races across the league.
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Don Awrey
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Red Nevin Ant
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Bill Collins
Claude Larose
East Germany Routs Poland to Win Group A Spot
East Germany scored four goals in the final period to beat Poland five to two and secure a Group A World hockey championship berth. Germany improves to seven wins two losses one tie. Poland finishes one win ten losses and will be relegated to Group B.
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Giants finish second in Japan series again
The San Francisco Giants ended a spring tour in Japan with a second place finish, marking their sixth loss in nine games against Japanese teams. Dodgers and Mets results also recap spring training action across leagues.
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AAU National Basketball: Armed Voices Shine in Open Round
A small crowd watches the AAU national basketball championships as Armed Voices All Star Team defeats Bowman's Chapel and headlines the day. Other results include Burger Chef vs Good year, the San Diego Jets lose 93-72, Howard Payne over Roseland Stiders 10-66, and Jerry's Restaurant 77-70 over House of Camels.
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Michigan overpower Stanford in Roses Bowl rout
Michigan crushed Stanford 40 to 0 in the first Tournament of Roses game played in Pasadena. The lopsided contest featured dominant Michigan offense and stout defense, delivering a decisive win on New Year’s Day in California.
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Katsumata Wins Hong Kong Open by One Stroke
Lian Katsumata of Japan clinched the HKc Hong Kong Open by one stroke over compatriot Hato Yasuda. Katsumata shot 70 in the final round for a 274 total.
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Trevino Wins Playoff at Miami Open in Upset Pace
Lee Trevino dominated the National Aalnes Open Olt event winning $4,000 first prize as Monte faltered in a tense playoff. Trevino also collected minor winnings at Miami windows and race tracks, with Gary Player and Orville Moody among others posting strong showings. Despite a threatened strike by airline employees, the tournament concluded without incidents and Trevino topped a field including Hodrigues, Lyle, and Devlin.
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Nob Stanton
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Dick Lola
Chi Chi Hodrigues
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Marty Pleckman
Frank Beard
Bruce Devlin
Gary Player
Treving
Menne
Ak-Sar-Ben racing secretary to open office Wednesday
Ak-Sar-Ben racing secretary will open his office Wednesday as preparations begin for a 46 day meeting from May 1 to July 4. Grounds crews work on the track and facilities while horsemen prepare stock arrivals, with Ekner Johnson guiding construction and timing officials arriving mid-April to begin workouts.
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Grand Island Racing Results Summary
UPI reports Saturday racing results at Grand Island with multiple races listing winning and placing horses and payout figures. Notable wagers include a Daily Double of Nos. 5-2 paying $72.40 and a Perfecta on Nos. 6-7 paying $470.00, with 8,722 in attendance and total bets at $411,665.
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Omaha Knights Tie Series In Close Semifinal Showdown
Wayne Rivers scored on an open net in the third period to lift Omaha over Fort Worth 2-1 in a tense denial Pro Hockey League semifinal game. Mike Pavinau and Pete McDuelfe starred for Omaha with 23 saves, while Don McLeod stopped 14 for Fort Worth as 3,305 fans watched. The series remains tied 2-2 with the title edge shifting to the next meeting in Omaha.
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Poker Odds Note Aids Against Royal Flush Odds
The statement notes that the odds against being dealt a royal flush are 9,733 to 1, illustrating extremely unlikely poker hands and clarifying the rarity of this unbeatable hand.
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