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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1966

Page

16

Hawks Rally Past Lakers 112 to 100 in Playoffs

The St. Louis Hawks defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 112 to 100 on the Lakers’ court to even their best of seven Western Division series. Jerry West led L A with 31 points while Len Wilkens and Cliff Hagan sparked the Hawks rally. The 76ers stunned the Celtics in overtime 114 to 108 as Philadelphia faced a 3 1 deficit in the East finals.

Associated Press St. Louis Hawks Philadelphia 76Ers St. Louis Los Angeles Boston Celtics Philadelphia 76Ers Lakers Celtics William Celts Hawks Len Wilkers Cliff Hagan Jerry West Sam Jones

More Fighters Expected for AAU Boxing Nationals

Entry list for the National Seniors AAU Boxing Championships reaches 147 with 30 to 40 more expected before tonight’s deadline. Tournament director Oscar Ellington says the field includes top amateur talent and promises a strong lineup at High Point College Gymnasium with bouts starting Thursday afternoon. Former champions Hedgeman Lewis of Detroit and Jesse Valdez of Houston are among those entered in the 147-pound division.

Point College Gymnasium Griffin Snell Benny Phillips Oscar Ellington AAU High Point Yeadon Hedgeman Lewis Detroit Jesse Valdez Houston Texas Las Vegas

Will Then Turn Pro Lewis Defends AAU Welterweight Title

Detroit News profiles Lewis as a two time National Golden Gloves champion and national AAU welterweight titleholder aiming to turn pro after defending the crown at the N C show. Hedgeman praises Lewis as an exceptionally smart boxer with a catlike style and youthful potential.

Detroit News Hedgemon Lewis Lewis Maumee It Point N. C Charles Ellis Louisville Hedgeman Burgess

Best Of Teams Start '66 Season Tomorrow

Dodgers star pitchers Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale are in line for 1966 starts as holdouts push for big contracts. Koufax a six inning no hit effort in a 3 0 win over Cleveland and Drysdale six shutout innings in a 6 0 win over the Indians signal readiness to begin the season this week.

Mike Rathet Associated Press Sandy Koufax Don Drysdale Los Angeles Koufax Dodgers Cleveland Drysdale Indians Johnson Texas Igoy Humphrey Seuier Oud Ts Faa Senators Pete Richert Washington Sam McDowell Cincinnati New York Mets Jack Fisher Chicago San Francisco Pitts- Ang Las Vegas Reds

50 Miler Set At BG

A long feature notes local runners and schedules with references to Koufax Drysdale and spring training. It mentions Burgess Drysdale and a plan to pitch, plus the Dodgers Senators Indians Mets and Reds with new managers and pennant hopes.

Baseball Verdict Near as Judge Reads Decision

AP reports Judge Elmer W. Roller, known as the white-haired circuit judge, labored from morning until after midnight Easter Sunday before announcing he would issue a ruling on Tuesday morning. Wisconsin seeks an order involving the Braves after a dramatic state bid to drop its demand for their return.

Ee Ae Elmer W. Roller

Corbett Taken For A Prowler

Baton Rouge police report LSU athletic director James J. Corbett was shot while mistaken for a prowler. Corbett died in his car near a motel after Coleman returned to Baton Rouge to report the incident. No arrests or charges have been filed.

Baton Rouge James J. Corbett Louisiana State University Eecues Bate Keyser Coleman Corbett

Nashville Wins Eastern Hockey League Championship

Nashville clinched the league title by sweeping all eleven playoff games in the Eastern Hockey League, finishing the postseason undefeated.

Nashville, Tenn Nashville

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