NBA Resumes Playoffs In Semifinal Showdowns
The NBA semifinals resume Sunday with the Warriors visiting St Louis and Cincinnati as the Celtics hold a 2-0 lead over the Royals. San Francisco seeks to rebound after a 120-85 win over St Louis tying the series at 1-1, while Boston aims to finish the Royals and reach the finals. Wilt Chamberlain scored 28 for the Warriors, and Sam Jones and KC Jones lead Boston’s defense against Oscar Robertson.
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Quakers Rip Bears 8-3 in Carolina Conference baseball
Guilford College Quakers hammered Lenoir Rhyne 8 to 3 in Greensboro as Barry Cook led with a triple, a double and two singles in five at bats. Danny Southerland and Sandy Gann added two hits each as Guilford pulled away with a four run eighth inning.
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Jack Arnie to challenge Masters throne again
Jack Nicklaus, aiming to crash through to a single tour victory, insists he has shed outside duties for the Masters test. The 210 pound star vows to press Palmer for No 1 in pro golf after last year's Masters and PGA wins. Bob Charles heads a strong foreign contingent as Deane Beman, Charles Coe, and Dick Sikes lead the amateur list.
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New Zealand
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Oklahoma City
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Sanders Sets Sedgefield Pulse With 66 Miracle
Doug Sanders from Ojai Calif shoots five under par 66 at Sedgefield easing from 20th to tied for second in the Greater Greensboro Open behind leader Jack Nicklaus. He jokes about a “miracle” and his little boys putter while Snead laments a brutal day on the greens.
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Rocky Start Halts Hope At Greensboro Classic
A crowded Greensboro scene saw Stead struggle with a rocky front nine posting 40 then recover to a four on the back, while Snead and Sanders chased the prize. Sanders carded six birdies, Johnston moved into a tie for second behind Esch’s 69, and the field of 70 pros shrank to 62 for final round play amid record third-day attendance.
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Major stock car showdown at Atlanta 500 forecast
The field features Lorenzen on a 1964 Fastback Ford and A J Foyt in a 1964 Ford beside him, with Paul Goldsmith in a 1964 Plymouth and Johnson in a 1936 Chevy aiming for victory. Lorenzen seeks a third straight Atlanta 500 as 42 cars race in conditions with potential showers and a $15,500 purse.
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Ill
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Sigel wins Florida intercollegiate in sudden death
Wake Forest junior Jay Sigel overcame a three stroke deficit in the final round and defeated Paul Desjardins on the second hole of a playoff to win the Florida Intercollegiate golf tournament in Cape Coral. Houston won the team title with 1175. Marty Fleckman and Wright Garrett finished third and fourth.
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Kemp Stars In Win Over Newberry Panthers
Dave Kemp fueled a 10-6 High Point win at Newberry, belting a 400-foot homer in the sixth and adding a 280-foot double. He drove in three runs as High Point collected 13 hits, with Stewart pitching nine innings for the Panthers.
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Mr Moonlight Wins Gotham Stakes at Aqueduct
Moonlight driven by J Steenedien edged Traffic in the Gotham Stakes at Aqueduct, a $58,300 race. Chieftain faded to fourth as Moonlight earned $37,895, surpassing prior earnings, with a field of 10-year-olds indicating strong Derby potential and multiple owners and riders listed in the final standings.
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