Lakers Favored To Retain Crown In NBA Playoff
Los Angeles listed as four point favorites to beat the New York Knicks in the opening game of the title series at the Forum. Lakers held 60-22 regular season, Knicks 57-25, with home court on the line and TV plans set for later games.
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Jerry West
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Indy Rookie With 17 Years Experience Seeks Indy Win
Bobby Allison, a Hueytown, Alabama racer with 17 years in stock cars, will drive a McLaren Offy for Roger Penske in the May 28 Indy 500. He completed rookie tests with a 181.336 mph lap, expressing belief he can win and recalling longstanding Indy ambitions. The day’s fastest was Mike Hiss at 184.995 mph on the Eagle Offy.
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Chicago Coach Says Score Not Important If You're Beaten
Montreal defeats Chicago 8 to 3 in Stanley Cup final opener as Billy Reay argues any loss hurts, while Scotty Bowman notes the game could have shifted with a late power play goal. Hawks blame overextension, Canadiens stress defense and a return to their style.
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Industrial Bowling League honors post season banquet
Members of the winning team and other league leaders were honored at the annual post season banquet. The winning team, Corry Foam Fabricators, featured Paul Bowen Jr George Cote Harold Bromley Jack McIntyre and John Woodard with Cote accepting the team trophy. Additional trophy winners included George Ross high series Norm Root high game and Lanny Fitch high average.
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Harold Bromley
George Cote
Corry Foam Fabricators
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John Woodard
George Ross
Norm Root
Lanny Fitch
Dragons Rally To Top Beavers In 8-2 Win In Cooperstown Era Style
Warren Dragons erased a 2-1 deficit with a four-run fifth inning after a three-run fourth. Beavers pitcher Jim Powell took the loss, while Pete Maines went the distance for the Dragons. Mike Cole led Warren with a 3-for-3 day as Corry drops its sixth straight, heading into a five-game slate starting with Jamestown at Loveland Field.
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Clymer Pirates Tennis Fall In Upset Loss At Southwestern
The Clymer Bucs drop a 3-2 decision to Southwestern in a tight tennis meet to fall to 2-1 on the season. Brent Deuink lost first singles to Bob Moberg 6-0 6-3 while Bob Duink won second singles 6-0 6-1. Doubles also split as Hinsdale/Bensink won 3-6 7-5 6-4 and Muntz/Miller defeated Musk/Christensen 6-0 3-6 6-4. The team travels to Dunkirk tomorrow.
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Rough basketball clash as U S and Soviet coaches clash
In San Diego the U S and Soviet teams split the series as Russia beat the United States 78 76 in the second game after an 83 65 US opener. Coach Bob Cousy denounced rough play while Vladimir Kandrashin accused Sven Nater of dirty moves. Key moments came late as Jaak Salumets and Aleksander Boleshev sparked the finish.
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Corry Beaver riflemen close season with win over Kane
Corry Area High School rifle team finished the season with a 1440 to 1310 victory over Kane at the Corry Rod and Gun Club. Jim Shaver led the Beavers with 293 of 400, followed by Dru Guskea and Dennis Neese, as Corry claimed its second win over Kane and finished 42 season losses. Coach Ron Rairie praised the team for its season-long effort.
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