Drake Relays Open With Record-Setting Track Star Showdown
About 1 600 collegians from 121 schools launch the 61st Drake Relays at Drake University with Jack Bacheler the defending standout. Gerry Lindgren and Van Nelson challenge in the three mile, while BYU and Kansas vie for potential Drake marks in pole vault and 440 hurdles. Saturday finals include nine relays and 12 individual events.
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Caps Look Forward to Home Court in ABA Semis
Washington Caps prepare to return home after a 192-110 defeat by Denver in the Western Division ABA semifinal. Denver holds a 4-2 edge in the best-of-seven, with game six set for Saturday in Washington and game seven, if needed, in Denver. Only ABA playoff action Thursday night. Indiana Pacers lead 3-0 in Eastern Division semifinals and can close out with a win tonight.
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West Picked All Pro for 7th Time
NEW YORK AP Jerry West Willis Reed Walt Frazier and Billy Cunningham plus Connie Hawkins named to NBA 1969 70 All Star team West the only unanimous pick Reed and Frazier first timers Cunningham second selection Hawkins unique all star in NBA and ABA Oscar Robertson missed first team for Milwaukee trade eligible second team features Havli eek Johnson Alcindor and Hudson West first unanimous since Chamberlain Baylor Unseld Monroe noted as omissions.
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Bruins Take 3-0 Lead As Carleton Cashman Score
Wayne Carleton and Wayne Cashman scored key goals to lift Boston over Chicago 3-0 in NHL East finals. Boston leads series 3-0. game five heads to Boston as Chicago faces elimination. Pittsburgh beat St. Louis 3-2 in West finals, tied 2-1, with game four Sunday in Pittsburgh.
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Solunar Tables Plan for prime fishing and hunting times
The schedule of Solunar Periods is printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan your days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport each day.
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Cater Rides See-saw In Hit Parade For Yankees
Dan ny Cater and Bobby Murcer powered the Yankees in a 15 hit performance against Washington as Cater posted 4 hits and 3 RBIs. He climbed to .328 after a 4-for-6 day, then dipped with an 0-for-8 stretch before rebounding. John Cumberland earned his first major league win in relief. Other games saw Pittsburgh beat Atlanta 8-6 with Mazeroski and Sanguillen driving in runs, while the Cubs edged the Twins and the White Sox benefited from Perranoski errors.
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Baseball Hog Fans to Get Look at Quarterbacks
Arkansas fans will see Bill Montgomery and Joe Ferguson duel in a Red White game at Little Rock. Montgomery, senior-to-be from Carrollton, Texas, has led Arkansas with strong option execution while Ferguson, from Shreveport, Louisiana, has set offense records for the freshmen.
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Albuquerque Wins Texas League Thriller Over Travs
Albuquerque scored five runs in the sixth inning to beat Arkansas 5-3 in Little Rock. Key blows included singles by Bob Long Steve Yeager Jim Williams and Larry Eckenrode along with two Arkansas errors and Tim Johnson's double. Arkansas led 1-0 on Jose Cruz's homer and added two in the fourth before the rally.
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Barber shoots par 72 in Tournament of Champions Round One
Miller Barber of Texarkana shot a par 72 in the first round of the $150,000 Tournament of Champions at Costa, Calif. He opened with 35 37 and trailed leader Gary Player by four strokes after the opening round, following his win at the Greater New Orleans Open.
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Sikes shoots 69 to sit tied for fifth at Tallahassee Open
H Sikes of Springdale fired a three under par 69 in the first round of the Tallahassee Open. He totaled 37 on the front and 32 on the back, two strokes behind a three way lead held by Terry Dill Jack McGowan and Harold Henning.
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Lakers and Knicks Begin Title Playoff Clash
New York hosts Los Angeles in the opening game of the NBA championship series with Wilt Chamberlain Willis Reed and Jerry West amid marquee matchups. The winner earns 48000 dollars with 32000 to the loser as the series unfolds across New York and Los Angeles.
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Cites Pressure on Shoulders of Athletes
In Fort Lauderdale NCAA leaders debate recruiting rules to ease teen stress. Dr Harry Cross says high school stars face excessive campus visits as clubs offer up to 100 scholarships, potentially up to 200 trips. The five day meeting at a luxury oceanfront motel opens with proposals on shielded recruiting.
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Player Leads Champ Meet With Four-Under First Round
Gary Player opened with a four under par 68 to lead the $150,000 Tournament of Champions at La Costa. Tony Jacklin and Bruce Crampton trailed by one stroke, Arnold Palmer led a group at 70 with Dale Douglass Lee Trevino and Frank Beard. Player, defending champion, battled back after a front-nine burst, finishing strong despite late bogeys.
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Top Kentucky Derby Threats to Run Sat
East and West contenders converge at Churchill Downs for the Stepping Stone purse with Tortuga and My Dad George heading a field that includes Cassie Fed Silent Screen Personality Sailstone and Dust Commander aftermath. Dust Commander showed gate speed in Keeneland’s Blue Grass Stakes finishing three quarters of a length ahead of Corn Off The Cob as Derby prospects solidified. The Blue Grass ran 1 1/16 miles and likely yields six Derby starters from the top four finishers plus Action Getter and Dr Behrman.
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