Milwaukee Defense Stifles Lakers In Game One
Milwaukee shut down Los Angeles with stifling defense in the opener of the Western Conference finals, 98-72. Kareem Abdul Jabbar led Milwaukee with 33 points as the Lakers produced just four baskets in a brutal third period.
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Jamieson Delivers Sensation At Masters With Big Heart
Jim Jamieson, the compact pro from Mobile Alabama, surged into a tie for third after a five over par 77 at Augusta National. He praised rivals Gene Littler and Gay Brewer, sent them flowers, and earned fan adoration as a vibrant breakout in his first Masters run.
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Travelers to Open Play in Jonesboro Exhibition
The Arkansas Travelers of the Texas League and the Arkansas State University Indians will play an exhibition game at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Jonesboro. This is the second meeting in three years between the clubs, with the Travelers winning 8-0 in 1970. The Travelers open their season Friday against Memphis.
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AM&N Barred by AIC Board
Russellville Ark AM&N barred from AIC competition for the 1972 73 school year after fights between AM&N students and fans at the NAIA District 17 tournament and at other AIC events. The committee also allowed any AIC school to schedule events with Pine Bluff College at its discretion.
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Optimistic U S Coach Faces Challenge At Olympics
Southern California coach Peter Daland the U S men’s coach for the 1972 Olympic swim team expressed optimism about the United States chances at the games but cautioned it would be difficult to match the victories of 1964 and 1968. At the National AAU Short Course Championships in Dallas, women dominated, with Susie Atwood and Mark Spitz leading a strong American showing including multiple records and standout performances from Indiana and Santa Clara swimmers.
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Southern California
Progress in Baseball Strike Moves to Washington
Associated Press reports progress in the 10 day baseball strike as talks shift from New York to Washington with federal mediator Counts, Gaherin, Kennedy, and Miller expected. President Nixon urged settlement to start the season. owners offer to pension fund drew optimism though Miller called it token and docking salaries during the strike remained a dispute.
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UCLA
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Federal Medication Service
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Nicklaus Wins Masters in Four Stroke Margin
Nicklaus captured his fourth Masters title at Augusta National with a cautious three stroke victory. He posted rounds of 68 71 73 74 for a 286 total, the only player in a star field to break 290, as observers praised his brains and patience alongside power. The win sparked talk of a possible grand slam, with Nicklaus focusing on the U S Open at Pebble Beach and British Open at Muirfield before the PGA Championship in Detroit.
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Poor Hope to Get Richer in Draft
The NBA draft opens with Portland holding the #1 pick as scouts project 7-foot LaRue Martin of Loyola Chicago to join the Trail Blazers. Reports say North Carolina’s Robert McAdoo is also discussed but Martin appears the favored choice for a big-money center impact.
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Chicago
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Robert McAdoo
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NBA
Pole Vault Star Isaksson Shatters Record With Few Vaults
Kjell Isaksson of Sweden, world pole vault record holder, stunned observers by vaulting 18 feet in three days of practice since December during the Texas Relays. He later cleared the outdoor mark of 18 feet 0 inches, aiming for 24 feet, as he counts on limited training before the Munich Olympics.
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Germany
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University of Stocatocii
Solunar Tables Schedule for Fishing and Hunting
Solunar Periods printed below guide activities by day. Plan trips to fish in active periods or hunt in good cover, using Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR LES as the reference. Read the table to align plans with peak wildlife activity.
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Bobcats Host Texarkana Game Summary
The Texarkana visiting team is listed for a matchup against the Bobcats. Details are unreadable due to OCR errors, but the game appears to be a local basketball or similar event with the Bobcats as hosts.
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