Bucks win in double overtime to force deciding game
The Milwaukee Bucks edged the Boston Celtics 102 to 101 in a double overtime thriller in Boston. Kareem Abdul Jabbar hit a sky hook with three seconds left in the second overtime to clinch the win after John Havlicek had given Boston a late lead.
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Bucks
Milwaukee
Celtics
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
John Havlicek
Boston
Havlicek
Jon McGlocklin
Abdul-Jabbar
Jon
Abdul Jabbar
Oscar Robertson
Dave Cowens
Tommy Heinsohn
Paul
Nets Clinch ABA Title In Narrow Nassau Coliseum Win
New York Nets beat Utah Stars 111-100 to capture the ABA championship at Nassau Coliseum. Kenon and Williamson top scored with 23 and 15 points as Buford marry plans moved ahead with the win. Wise led Utah with 34 points before the Nets pulled away in the final minutes.
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New York Nets
Utah
American Basketball Association
Kenan
Chicago
Memphis State
Buford
Nets
Stars
Kenon
York
Nassau Coliseum
John Williamson
Brian Taylor
Julius Erying
Billy Paultz
New York
Willie Wise
Williamson
Paultz
Erving
Taylor
Beaty Captures JHS Track Meet Dominates Class A and B
Beaty won the Corry Junior High School Track and Field Invitational on the Howard Sheen oval, with Warren's Tim Daley setting records in shot put and discus. The Baby Dragons swept both Class A and B. Corry placed second in the younger division and tied for fourth in Class A. Steve Rushin led Tocals in Class A for boys 14 16 with firsts in 100 yard low hurdles in 13.1 seconds and long jump 179 inches. Chuck Dodd won Class B shot put with 37% throw. Steve Mahoney placed in triple jump and Gerry Gates earned spots in mile and a later event.
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Warren
Tim Daley
Beaty
Corry
Howard Sheen Oval
Baby Dragons
Steve Rushin
Tocals
Rushin
Chuck Dodd
Steve Mahoney
Gerry Gates
Mike Miller
Miller
Baby Beavers
Jeff Bimber
Dave Moats
Rick Paver
Dorr Clark
John Brant
Paver
Brant
Mike Melzer
John DiFonzo
Morris Follett
Jim Tobin
Warren Club
Eisenhower
Cathedral Prep
North East
Cranberry
Oil City
Franklin
Shettieta
McNally Outduels Kline in 10 Inning 3-1 win
Baltimore left-hander Dave McNally edged Cleveland 3-1 in ten innings as Boog Powell and Earl Williams drove in runs to break a tie with a late single. Reliever Bob Reynolds closed out the Indians after McNally worked nine, and Steve Kline was charged with the loss after allowing the decisive runs in the tenth. The game featured a raininterrupted Houston Open update and scattered track results from the Pitt Invitational, highlighting Penn State’s John Reihner and West Virginia’s Alex Kasich setting records. The Associated Press recap notes Baltimore’s 3-2 season mark while Cleveland slips in their last 13 outings.
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Baltimore
Dave McNally
McNally
Cleveland Indians
Bob Reynolds
Indians
Steve Kline
Boog Powell
Enos Cabell
Earl Williams
Kline
The
Birds
Don Baylor
Tom Hilgendorf
Pittsburgh
John Reihner
Penn State
Alex Kasich
West Virginia
Pitt
Reihner
Bill Rea
Mark Belanger
Cleveland
Frank Duffy
Yankees
Brewers
Dick Tidrow
Milwaukee
Thurman Munson
Chris Chambliss
Yanks
Don Money
Darrell Porter
Tigers
Red Sox
Ben Oglivie
Boston
Detroit
al Kaline
Norm Cash
Rico Petrocelli
John Hiller
Hiller
A's
Twins
Catfish Hunter
Darold Knowles
Rollie Fingers
Deron Johnson
Oakland
Bill Nrth
Angels
Royals
Nolan Ryan
Mickey Rivers
California
Kansas City
Cookie Reiss
Amos Otis
White Sox
Rangers
Jorge Orta
Yith
Dick Allen
Allen
Bill Melton
Chicago
Mercyhurst Dominates NAIA District 18 Tennis …
Mercyhurst College swept 11 of 12 possible slots to reach the NAIA national finals, winning six singles and three doubles events in the District 18 tournament held in New Wilmington, with Edinboro, Slippery Rock and Frostburg State also scoring. Edinboro’s Martin Sturgess defeated John Voikos 6-4 7-5 in opening singles action.
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New Wilmington
Mercyhurst College
Mercyhurst
Edinboro
Martin Sturgess
John Voikos
Kansas City
Slippery Rock
Frostburg State
Indiana, Pa
Westminster
Penn State Bebrends
Alliance O
Tennis Team Routed by Oil City 7-0 at Home
Corry’s tennis squad, missing its no 1 and 3 players, fell 7-0 to Oil City in Oil City. Oil City swept the opening doubles, Britten and Walsh edged 7-6 in the first set, and the Oilers sealed the final two sets for the shutout as Corry bowed to their seventh defeat in 1974.
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Corry
Oil City
Oiler
Beavers
Dave Simmonsen
Hal Marsh
Matt Hotchkiss
Gene Britten
Simmonsen
Oilers
Britten
Duffy Walsh
Orange and Black
Yacquetmen
Mead Park
Titusville Rockets
Dolly Kutis
Dave Simmeraan
Bob Guinn
Halfharsh
Slie Gils
Man Horchwiss
Greg Flinchbsuan
Cell
Kibbly Stubbs
Marsh
Adams
Weible
Riede & Hotchkiss
Eldridge & Cook
Britten & Walsh
Rolling Acres Topples Bank in Opening-Week Upset
Rolling Acres rallied for three runs with two out in the sixth to topple the National Bank 4 3 at Aero Field. Dave Wetmore and Tom Shaw pitched well as RA erased a 3 1 deficit, Ken Weis and Bob Bailey drove tying and winning runs, with Dick Melzer delivering the go ahead hit. Weathered by late rain outs, tomorrow offers two makeup games including Try M Finance vs Harborcreek and Bernards vs Thompson Maple Products.
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Confucius
Rolling Acres
The
National Bank
Aero Field
Quiet Acres
Bankers
Dave Wetmore
Tom Shaw
Moneylenders
Vern Kolaja
Dan Clark
Wetmore
Dexter Sandburg
Ken
Weis
Bob Bailey
Bailey
Brian Allen
Dick Melzer
Allen
Shaw
Greg Marsh
Kolaja
Try-M Finance
Mill Village
Harborcreek
Union City
Bernards
Thompson Maple Products
Ruthven Tops Pirates as Expos and NL Fight On
Ruthven out of Fresno State shut down the Pirates for eight innings, striking out nine in a 3-2 Phillies win with ninth inning help from Mac Scarce. Ozark praised his velocity and mental focus as he nears a biology degree and a stronger major league presence. The Expos edged the Cardinals 5-4 while Dodgers beat Padres 7-5, Reds topped Astros 2-1, Giants defeated Braves 4-4 in 13 innings, and Mets crushed Cubs 7-2.
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Dick Ruthven
Fresno State University
Danny Ozark
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mac Scarce
Ruthven
Montreal Expos
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Diego Padres
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Astros
San Francisco Giants
Atlanta Braves
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Ozark
Fresno State
Pirates
Boston and Philadelphia face off in tense Stanley Cup clash
May 7 through May 9 events crown a tight HHL Finals with Philadelphia edging Boston 3-2 in overtime in the latest dramatic stretch. Baseball results show Expos, Dodgers, Mets, and Giants highlight a feverish set of games with key homers and late-inning rallies. Steven Rogers and Willie Davis deliver for Montreal and the Expos while Dan Driessen leads Reds past Astros.
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Milwaukee Bucks
Boston Celtics
Silas
Attics Bucks
Big Haviicek
Desadrian Nelson
Warner
Cowens
Robertson
U Chaney
Davis
McGlock
Westphal
Peery
Finker Wiliams i Talalsa
Nets Cup
Uniondale
N.Y
Billy Buford
Larry Kenon
Ryan
Catfish
Associated Press
PSU
Houston
Wally Armstrong
Tom
Kite
Ali
Hurst
NAIA
Eriez Speedway
Late Models Sportsmen
Erie
Lake Pleasant Road
Torn Shaw
St Louis
Monte
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Gineinnial
San Diego
Bes
Texas
Minnesota
Kansas
Wilkins Kawasaki
Market Street
Millco Manufacturing, Inc
Northeast
Pas Waller
Janay
Shaw Zajac
Curry Felmore
Jewell
Ottawe McCray
Etehy
Brumaain
Wals
D.clark
Balen
Bucs
National
Expos
Cardinals
Steve Rogers
Montreal
Padres
Reds
Astros
Dan Driessen
Larry Dierker
Cincinnati
Jack Billingham
Driessen
Ted Kluszewski
Giants
Braves
Garry Maddox
Bobby Bonds
Bonds
Buez Capra
Tito Fuentes
Wice
Dave Kingman
Chris Speier
Darrell Evans
Atlanta
Hank Aaron
Mets
Cubs
Jerry Grote
Dave Schneck
Jerry Koosman
Grote
Burt Hooton
Reni
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