Knicks Hold Off Bullets In Balti For 30 Lead In Series
The Knicks, led by Bill Bradley with 23 points and balanced scoring from five starters, beat the Baltimore Bullets 103 96 to take a 3 0 lead in the first round. Hayes scored 36 for Baltimore but the Knick defense stifled the Bullets through much of the game.
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Levee Night wins Apple Blossom Handicap at Oaklowa Park
Levee Night led from the stretch to win the Apple Blossom Handicap at Oaklowa Park worth 20000 dollars. Knightly Belle paid 4.00 to place and 3.20 for show while other runners included Hoval Pussycat and Fleet Honey in a 14 filly field. Bobby Gilbert rode two winners on the card.
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Bobcat Baseball 1973 Schedule Summary
Schedule fragment lists 1973 Bobcats baseball games with Arkansas High Texarkana Fairview Apple Catholic High Nashville Pine Bluff district and state tournament dates. Entries show locations Here there and times around 7 00 pm 2 45 pm and tourney notes.
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Magnolia and Camden track schedule and finals outline
Track meets listed for April 6 at Magnolia seventh grade and April 10 Magnolia junior and senior events. Also notes junior and senior prelims, district finals, state meet targets, with Russellville and Litule ce Meafield St as reference points. Event details are fragmented but indicate dates, locations, and divisions for upcoming track competitions.
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NFL meeting to discuss TV policy amid Las season talk
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle plans a早 meeting with Senator John Vashi to discuss a policy of not televising games locally. The talks follow a Thursday session of a subcommittee on CratGeretians considering a bill to curb local air time.
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Fuzz-Faced Kid May Be Golf's Next Superstar
Ben Crenshaw, 20, of Austin Texas, emerges as golf's new crowd favorite at the Masters. Fans press at the ropes as Crenshaw signs autographs while Palmer, Nicklaus and Miller loom in the twin shadows of legend and potential stardom. His grip and poise draw praise from Palmer and David Graham, signaling a possible championship run this week.
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Rangers win first round in playoffs
Rangers defeat Bruins 6-2 in the opening round as Jacques Plante, aged 44, faced 31 shots in his 111th Cup game. Montreal edged Buffalo 2-1 and Minnesota blanked the rest of the NHL slate.
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Durocher pays fine after meeting clash in Florida
Astros manager Leo Durocher says he mailed a 200 fine to National League president Charles Feeney and requested a hearing after a March 11 meeting disruption in Pompano Beach. He had threatened to resign rather than pay.
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Playoffs Heat Up as ABA and NBA Fill Schedule
West Division Utah tops San Diego 103 92 to take a 2 0 series lead. Eastern action lists Carolina at New York and Indiana at Denver with respective series leads. NBA matches Milwaukee at Golden State tied 1 1 while Montreal visits Boston. Exhibition season ends next week.
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Exhibition Baseball: Chicago Five, San Diego Rain Delays
Exhibition baseball schedule notes rain halting a Baltimore versus Atlanta game while Chicago and San Diego events proceed or wait. No final scores available as weather disrupts play. Entities include Chicago, San Diego, Baltimore, Atlanta.
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Razorbacks shed two signees amid uncertain LOI day
Arkansas Razorbacks appeared to lose two signees on signing day with reports that Ken Smith of Little Rock Hall signed with University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, though the UAPB letter is with the NATA and binding only to non-NCAA goals, leaving Smith's Arkansas prospects possible.
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UCLA invited on China tour
UCLA champion basketball team was invited to tour the Peoples Republic of China in May. Athletic Director J D Morgan said there will be no commitment now as officials poll players. a decision expected later in the week. The invitation came from the US State Department with a tour described as two to three weeks.
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Reds and Giants open season amid weather forecast
Opening day stories unfold as the Reds face the Giants under cloudy skies with a chance of light snow. Dodgers, Cubs, Yankees, and Twins win in exhibitor action while rain wipes out several games including Baltimore at Atlanta and St. Louis at Kansas City.
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Solunar Table Taken From Knight's Reference
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed below is taken from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish or hunt during these times to find the best sport each day offers.
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