Hayes Leads Bullets Over Celtics In Eastern Final Game
Elvin Hayes scored 29 points with 12 rebounds and five blocks as the Washington Bullets beat the Boston Celtics 117-92 to take a 2-0 series lead in the Eastern Conference finals. Boston struggled with defense and shot 37 percent while Phil Chenier added 25 for Washington and Don Nelson 23 for Boston.
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Chicago
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Wes Unseld
Don Nelson
Jo-Jo White
Dave Cowens
Valley Green Hosts YEAGA 2-Ball Test at Spring Kickoff
Valley Green GC hosts the York County Amateur Golf Association Spring Two-Ball with 62 teams and prizes for net and gross. Hanover CC fields two teams. starts include Maust and Lloyd at 5:23 and Teel with Baker at 10:38, first foursome at 9 a.m.
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Yocumtown—Valley Green GC
York County Amateur Golf Association
Hanover Country Club
Walter Maust
Jim( Lloyd
John Teel
Art Baker
Boerwinkle Lays in Winning Basket After Miss by Barry
In Chicago, the Bulls edge the Warriors 90 89 to even the Western Conference finals at 1-1. Boerwinkle’s late layup after Norm Van Lier pass ends a tense stretch as Rick Barry’s late try misses. Walker tops Bulls with 26 while Barry scores 26 for Golden State. World doubles: Cox and Drysdale beat Lutz and Smith 74 6 7 7 8 7 4.
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Chet Walker
Jeff Mullins
Walker
Keith Wilkes
Oakland
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Love
Charlie Johnson
Mexico City
Mark Cox
Cliff Drysdale
Britain
Bob Lutz
Stan Smith
PIAA Seeks School Boards’ Choice on Coed Sports Policy
Harrisburg report states the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association will leave decisions on coed sports to school boards for 1975 76. It confirms girls may try out for boys teams but boys may not join girls teams, and notes post season in girls’ events remains restricted if a girl joins a boys’ squad.
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Board of Control
PIAA
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Commonwealth Court
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State Board of Education
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Cliff
Carlisle
Steve Padjen
Padjen
Detroit and Cleveland face varied opponents in Friday slate
ULI TODAY'S GAMES list Detroit at Milwaukee and Cleveland at Boston while Texas and Kansas City tangle. Baltimore hosts Cleveland in another matchup. Friday also features Oakland at Chicago and New York at Boston in tense divisional play with results from Wednesday already shaping standings.
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Ruble
Milwaukee
Broberg
Cleveland
Jr. Perry
Boston
Lae
Kaat
Texas
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Palmer
New York
Hunter
California
Figueroa
Kansas City
Baltimore
Oakland
Chicago
Creyeuad
Palumate
Kansas
Hinnesold
Perry Dazzles Red Sox as 8-1 Indians rout Boston
Gaylord Perry struck out nine to move to 2,337 career K s surpassing Early Wynn as Cleveland thrashed Boston 8-1. Boog Powell drove in three, including his fourth homer. Yankees beat Orioles 6-4 as Reynolds clouts a ninth inning shot.
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Boog Powell
Yankees
Orioles
Reynolds
Bullet Bob
Bobby Bonds
Elliott Maddox
Grant Jackson
York County Bowling Handicap Division Team Event Report
York County Bowling lists team results Sweitzer Siding Knox Restaurant and Doubleday in handicapped division with high singles and all events leaders. Also notes Orioles Rangers White Sox and Angels Royals game recap with Bonds homer and Spencer hot streak for Rangers. Angels pull into first in West.
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Knox Restaurant
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Luckenhausn Grooming
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James Miler
Harry Fau
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Milner Bowser
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Larry Rohrbaugh
Fred Zeigler
Clair Smyser
Fun Bowl Tinter- Courity
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Ford
Stimer
Lane Service
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Charles Criswell
Poubles
Tim Shanabrook
Ellsworth Tanner Jr
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Russ Hummel
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Austin Martin
al Strayer
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White Sox
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Royals
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Oakland
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Tigers
Darrell Porter
Milwaukee
George Scott
Detroit
26th Relays Here Next Wednesday
The 26th Sonny Sheppard Memorial Relays set for next Wednesday feature Red Lion favored to win Class A with Middletown and Biglerville strong in Class B. Cedar Cliff won multiple medals earlier but won’t attend due to scheduling conflicts, narrowing entries to 13 Class B teams and a 6:45 p.m. start for relays at the Sheppard and Myers Athletic Field.
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Middletown
Lions
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Carlisle
York High
Padsen
York
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Sheppard and Myers
Allastown
Greencastle- Antrim
Edward Hand
Lancaster
York Penn
Hanover
John Cassimatis
Mark Noll
Cassimalis
Gregg Keckler
Hanover 50 and Over Softball Interest Survey
The Hanover Recreation Board seeks adult men aged 50 and over to gauge interest in a summer softball league. If enough players sign up, a program may start in June. Submit the form within three weeks to Dale Hoff at 313 Fulton St. Hanover PA 17331.
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Hanover Recreation Board
Rec Board
Dale Hoff
Fulton St
Hanover
Softrale
Tourney Semi Pairings Set at Hanover K of C Grade Girls
St Vincent beat Hanover SL in straight sets and St Joseph of Bonneauville defeated Immaculated Conception of New Oxford in a three set match to advance to the Hanover K of C Grade School Girls Volleyball semifinals. Semis are at Annunciation School in McSherrystown with St Joe's Hanover vs Bonneauville at 1 pm and Sacred Heart Conewago vs St Vincent at 1 45 pm. The championship follows at 2 45 pm.
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St. Vincent
Hanover SL
St. Joseph of
Ascot Park Names Ex Indy Victor Parsons President
GARDENA California JC Agajanian announced former Indianapolis 500 winner Johnnie Parsons as Ascot track president following the resignation of F Richard Igorgin. Parsons has served as Ascot racing director since April 1 this year.
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Calif
Johnnie’ Parsons
Ascot Rank Traceway
JC. Agajanian
Los Angeles
F. Richard Igorgin
Parsons
Ascot
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