Oaks Win Western ABA Title
The Oakland Oaks swept New Orleans 126 to 114 to claim the Western Division crown and a berth in the ABA championship final. Warren Armstrong led Oakland with 27 points as all five regulars and two reserves hit double figures while New Orleans guard Jimmy Jones scored 37. Miami Floridians edged Indiana 114 to 110 in a parallel playoff game to force a fifth meeting in the Easter Division.
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WCU Corners Field Events To Whip High Point College
Western Carolina dominated the field events to beat High Point College 96 to 49 in the Carolinas Conference track meet. High Point led in running events but faltered in field events, setting a school record in the mile relay as Billy Webb and Walter Mantz excelled.
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One Swing Breaks Record as High Point Split Week
One swing broke the year mark to 193 as High Point moves to 15 11 and faces Belmont Abbey in a net league encounter this afternoon. The Panthers have games nearly every day for the remainder of the season with a league doubleheader set for Sunday May 4 against Western Carolina.
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Radford Suggs To Defend Leads At Bowman Gray Saturday
High Point racer Paul Darrell Suggs aims to defend his hold on the track standings during an eight race Ladies Night program at Bowman Gray Stadium. Radford leads Perk Brown of Eden in the early season points race with about 100 cars expected for the modified, hobby and claiming divisions.
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Baseball Roundup: Slugging Storm Across American Leagues
A chaotic game by game recap shows Boston clouting 24 homers in nine games as Rich Rollins, Mike Andrews and Rico Petrocelli spark a 10-3 rout. New York Yankees topple Baltimore 7-2 behind Mel Lottlemore’s fifth win. Chicago White Sox edge Minnesota 6-5. California tops Kansas City 6-3 on Kim Fregosi’s three run single. Jake Jackson shows grit after being hit by a pitch, while Jim Nash snags his second win in three decisions with a 13-hit attack backing him. Other results include Cleveland’s 10-3 victory and Montreal’s ongoing standings shifts.
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Oakland at Seattle and other Sunday NBA games
Oakland visits Seattle while California plays Kansas City and Minnesota meets Chicago. Boston faces Detroit and New York takes on Baltimore in a set of Sunday games. Monday slate includes California at Seattle and Washington at Detroit with several other matchups.
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Englehorn Leads Raleigh Ladies Invitational Round One
Shirs ley Englehorn of Caldwell Idaho led the $15,000 Raleigh Ladies Invitational after a three under par first round at Raleigh Country Club 6243 yards. Sandra Palmer and Glori a Ehret tied for second at 72 with others like Jane Woolworth Ruth desnen and Sybil Grittin at 74. Carol Mann opened with 76 as the event heads into the second round.
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Scheduling Note From Today’s Games
The schedule lists matchups including Chicago at New York and St Louis at Philadelphia with others such as Montreal at Pittsburgh Atlanta at Los Angeles and Houston at San Francisco marked with N and 2 indicators. It notes only games scheduled and repeats several pairings, indicating a busy lineup across major leagues.
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