Postponed 1973 NBA Draft To Resolve Brisker Case
The NBA postponed its 1973 collegiate draft to Thursday as the board of governors reviews who will receive pick No. 4 after a federal court voided Walter Kennedy’s award of Seattle’s first round pick to Philadelphia in compensation for John Brisker. Kennedy called a special meeting for Wednesday to finalize action on the Philadelphia Seattle dispute.
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American Basketball Association
Dallas
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Portland
76Ers
Buc Netters Open Season With Victory
The Clymer Pirates opened the 1973 tennis season with a 4-1 win over Westfield on their home courts. Brent Deuinck led with a 6 0 6 3 win in first singles, while Bob Duink and Jim Post won singles matches. Doubles saw Hinsdale Bensink lose, and Molk Christensen win to even the score. They host Frewsburg Monday at 4 p.m.
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Lance Bensink
Jeff Cash
Dave Smith
Martha Molk
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Tom Beckman
Bruce Ramm
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Frewsburg
Astrologer Golfer Leads at Colgate-Dinah Shore
Joyce Kazmierski credits astrology and a South Africa promotion tour for her good form on the LPGA circuit. She shot 68 to lead by two at 140 halfway through the Colgate-Dinah Shore Winners Circle, with Betty Burfeindt at 142 and a crowded group around 143.
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Blancas Leads Monsanto Beard Breathes New Life
Homero Blancas held the lead while Frank Beard surged into second with a five under par 66 in the Mon santo Open second round. Beard credited improving putting after a rough season, posting a 36-hole total of 138 and narrowing the gap to Blancas who stood two ahead after a 69 for 136.
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Home Means Win In NBA West Race
The Bulls beat the Lakers 101-93 in Chicago to force a seventh game in Los Angeles. Boston closed out Atlanta 121-102 to reach a 4-2 series win, while Golden State eliminated Milwaukee 100-86. Jo Jo White led Boston with 33 points, and Jim Barnett scored 26 for Golden State.
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Friday the 13th Furthers A's Losing Streak in Twins Rout
The Oakland A's lost to Minnesota 8-4 as Friday the 13th cursed their slide in the young 1973 season. The Twins, led by Larry Hisle and Bob Darwin homeres, won their fourth straight against Oakland while KC led the division with a 17-hit attack. Milwaukee edged Baltimore 2-0. Detroit beat Cleveland 4-3. Texas defeated California.
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Youngster Christenson Debuts In Phillies Win
Larry Christenson, 19, pitched for Marysville High School last year and then joined the Philadelphia Phillies for a major league debut against the New York Mets. He allowed five hits, carried a shutout into the ninth, and earned strong support at bat and in the field in a 7-1 victory before a Friday night crowd.
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Baseball G pitching rises to big time level
In Friday's National League games Ted Sizemore's double broke a 2-2 tie as St. Louis beat Chicago 6-3. The Cardinals won their first of the season after five losses as Milt Pappas and Rick Wise dueled. Jerry Morales delivered a two-run double in the ninth to seal San Diego's 5-4 win over Houston. Gary Matthews drove in key runs for San Francisco in a 5-4 win over Cincinnati. Bill Buckner homered and had two hits as Los Angeles beat Atlanta 6-3 ending a four-game Dodgers skid. Tommy John earned one of two Dodgers wins with six innings. Jim Brewer closed.
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