Lakers edge Knicks as Chamberlain dominates Forum
Wilt Chamberlain scored 23 and grabbed 24 rebounds to lead the Los Angeles Lakers past the New York Knicks 106-92 at the Forum. DeBusschere sprained a right side muscle and his status for Wednesday’s game three in New York is in question.
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Bucs slip as Braves halt NL pace in Pittsburgh loss
Pittsburgh manager Bill Virdon said it is only a matter of time before the Pirates start clicking, but they dropped their fifth straight with a 6-1 defeat to Atlanta at Three Rivers. Elsewhere in the NL, Cubs beat Reds, Astros over Cards, Dodgers blank Mets, Montreal takes opener from San Francisco, and Phillies sweep San Diego. Ralph Garr drove in two for Atlanta as they swept the three-game set.
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Garden City Girls Tracksters Shine At Ashland and McPherson
Garden City girls track team scored 16 points at both Ashland and McPherson meets last weekend. The performances showcased rising sprinters and field athletes competing against area schools.
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Garden City girls shine in Ashland and McPherson events
Garden City athletes excel across multiple meets led by Jan Smith who won the Ashland Invitational broad jump and placed high in the 100-yard dash. Buff girls later fared in McPherson, earning points in relay events and qualifying two runners for finals. Upcoming Syracuse Invitational awaits.
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Royals Fall In 16 Inning Marathon To Indians
Kansas City Royals squandered 15 base runners as 16 innings produced a 5-3 loss to the Cleveland Indians. Ed Kirkpatrick’s passed ball and wild throw in the 16th opened the door for John Brohamer’s sacrifice fly, giving Cleveland the win after a lengthy early game delay.
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Ulysses Golf Team Sweeps Invitational Title
Ulysses High School riders swept the Ulysses Invitational at the 9-hole Ulysses Golf Club. Medalist race top three were all from Ulysses as Vance Swaggerly won sudden-death playoff after both carded 76s in regulation, with Blane Smyth and Kendall Kepley close behind.
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New Owner For Celtics to Move Team to San Diego
Irving Levin of National General Corp becomes the new owner of the Boston Celtics and aims to move the NBA team to San Diego. The San Diego Union reports talks with San Diego Sports Arena but no agreement yet. Arena manager Harry Ornest denied negotiations but said the arena can host a major league team with league sanction. Sam Schulman, Seattle SuperSonics owner, said such sanction could be expected but league power to block moves is unclear.
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Standings and results from the American League and National League
The standings show the American League East led by Detroit and Baltimore, with Cleveland Boston New York and Milwaukee in pursuit. West division leaders Minnesota Oakland Chicago Texas Kansas City. Saturday results include Minnesota 2 New York 0 and Detroit 6 Chicago 1 among others. Sunday games featured New York Minnesota Chicago and Milwaukee wins, with Cleveland Kansas City and Baltimore California also winning. Monday lists no games. Tuesday schedules include Cleveland at Texas and Chicago at Baltimore among others.
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Jayhawk Blues Stage Air Circus Showcases Jaynes as Quarterback
In a spring intersquad at Haskell Institute under lights, Kansas QB David Jaynes connected on 30 of 56 passes for 469 yards and four touchdowns as the Blue squad beat the Whites 40-21. Jaynes spread balls to Emmett Edwards Bruce Adams and John Schroll among others while two Blue TDs came from defense. Bruegging led White with 175 yards passing and a TD. Heavy rain disrupted the second and third periods.
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Gibson's Wildcats tie intrasquad 16 to 16 in spring game
Kansas State coach Vince Gibson split squads evenly in the intrasquad at Manhattan. Henry Childs led the Whites with 12 receptions for 160 yards while Steve Grogan and Dennis Morrison shared quarterback duties, Morrison directing the Purple attack. Don Calhoun and Bill Holman scored for the Whites, with Gordon Chambliss returning a punt for 73 yards to set up the late tie. Isaac Jackson missed the game with an ankle injury.
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Garden City wins ninth grade at Hugoton meet title
Garden City dominates the ninth grade division at Hugoton Junior High meet, winning eight of 14 events. Tim Pierce shines with firsts in pole vault and 880 relay anchor, plus a 10-3 vault. Tim Powell wins 100 and low hurdles, while Tim Algrim takes the mile. Eighth and seventh divisions also feature Liberal West, Elkhart, Ulysses, and Hugoton scoring, Darren Woodson setting school records in the seventh grade.
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Casper takes slim lead at Byron Nelson Golf Classic
Billy Casper steadies nerves to card a 69 for 202 total eight under at Preston Trail as Dana Homerunik fades after a costly mud plug incident. Chi Chi Rodriguez and John Schlee chase at 203 and 204 while Bruce Crampton Weiskopf Nevil sit at 206. Homerunik's triple bogey on 17 opened the door for Casper.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Leaders Note
Summary of leading players across American and National Leagues with top figures in batting runs RBI hits doubles triples and home runs. It lists Darwin Min cash Det Allen Chi and D Nelson Tex among batting leaders and Blyleven Siebert Lolich plus Coleman among pitchers with decision records and strikeout totals.
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Scores Pro Hockey At A Glance Playoffs Result
Boston defeated New York 8 to 5 in Game 1, giving Boston a 1 0 series lead. No game scheduled Saturday. Monday and Tuesday show New York at Boston with no result yet.
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