Montanez For Maddox Trade Nears Phils Allen Deal?
PHILADELPHIA reports a potential trade sending Giants outfielder Garry Maddox to the Phillies for first baseman Willie Montanez as talks with Atlanta over Dick Allen continue. Ozark denies Allen in Phils talks while Montanez and Maddox prepare for new assignments amid spring negotiations.
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Crampton Caps Houston Open With Final Round Lead
Bruce Crampton shot a 69 70 66 89 to finish 273, leading the Houston Open at Woodlands Country Club. Morgan and Inmane posted top rounds while several players including Lee Trevino and Lionel Hebert contended, as amateurs and pros competed for the $150,000 prize.
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JHS Trackers Fall to Beaty in Junior High Meet
Corry junior high cindermen lose 85 to 42 as Beaty prevails. Jim Tobin wins the 880 in 2 20.2 and the mile. Jim Sorenson clocks 7.2 for the 60 yards, Jon DiFonzo clears 8 9 in pole vault for first. Bob Morris second in 100, Bot Barton runner up in shot put and 100 hurdles. Bill Moats takes seconds in 200 and triple jump. Next, seventh and eighth graders travel to Beaty for a meet with Warren Sheffield and Youngsville.
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Playoff Basketball Wrap: Eastern and Western Series Update
Scattered box scores show Bantams and Crusaders in a best of seven playoff frame. Indiana defeats Denver 194 to 143 as Indiana moves to 4-3 in the Western Division series. Chicago tops Golden State 108 to 101 to force a 2-2 split. Boston wins 101 to 90 over Washington as Eastern action progresses with Washington holding a 2-1 edge in their series.
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CAHS Baseballers Fall Twice In Jamestown Doubleheader
Jamestown Red Raiders routed Corry Beaver diamondmen 11-1 in five innings and then won 6-3 as Erik Johnson allowed two earned runs and Mark Thorpe hit a three run homer. CAHS ace John Taylor struggled with five errors aiding Jamestown’s early surge. Reggie Zajac scored Corry’s lone unearned run in the sixth.
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Bulls Rally Over Warriors In Chicago Showdown
In a nationally televised clash the Bulls beat the Warriors 108-101 at Chicago Stadium to take a 2-1 lead in the Western Conference final. Norm Van Lier led Chicago with 35 points as Chicago stifled Golden State’s offense, while Rick Barry’s 21 paced the Warriors.
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