Knicks Blast Lakers In Game One Of NBA Finals
The Knicks defeated the Lakers 114 to 92 as Jerry Lucas blasted through the defense with outside shots. Bill Bradley led New York with 29 points while Lucas added 26, lifting the Knicks to a strong first-game win. Gail Goodrich led L A with 20 points, but the Lakers failed to find consistent scoring.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles Lakers
Jerry Lucas
Lucas
New York Knickerbockers
Lakers
Knicks
Bill Bradley
Tucas
Ohio State
Los Angeles
Jerry West
Wilt Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Jocas
Roger Brown
Willie Wise
Zelma Beaty
Utah
Daniels
Indiana
New York Nets
Virginia
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Nets
Rick Barry
John Roche
New York
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Bill Paultz
Julius Erving
Bernie Williams
Solunar Tables and Major League Baseball Scores
Solunar periods printed from Richard Alden Knight guide fishing and hunting times. National telecast from Hampton, Va lists baseball standings and daily results including Minnesota Boston California Milwaukee Chicago New York Oakland Detroit Kansas City Baltimore Texas and more with leaders in batting, runs, RBIs, hits, and pitching figures.
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Richard Alden Knight
Associated Press
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Chicago
Oakland
Texas
Kansas City
California
Tolan
Cin
Sanguillen
Pgh
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Kingman
L.may
Rader
Cedeno
Montanez
Phi
B.williams
Chi
A.oliver
H.aaron
Atl
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Cardenal
Brock
Morgan
Carlton
Seaver
Pinson
Cal
Darwin
Min
D.allen
Orta
D.may
C.may
Rojas
D.johnson
Bal
Apollo
Ben
Freehan
Det
Randle
Tex
P. Kelly
Allen
McCraw
Cle
D.nelson
Wood
Coleman
Cubs Risk Unwritten Rule in Loss to Astros
In Houston the Cubs broke a baseball unwritten law by intentionally walking Lee May to pitch to Bob Watson. Watson answered with a clutch line-drive double as May scored on Rick Monday’s misstep, giving the Astros a 5-4 victory and dropping Chicago to 8 straight losses. The night also featured Cincinnati and St. Louis wins, while May and Wynn led the Cubs’ late rally that fell short.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Houston
Astros
Dan McGinn
Jim Wynn
Wynn
Lee May
May
Bob Watson
Watson
Chicago
Rick Monday
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Atlanta
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Montreal
New York Mets
San Diego
Minnesota
Boston
New York Yankees
Oakland
California
Milwaukee
Detroit
Texas
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Kansas City
Baltimore
Lee
Bob
Billy Williams
Glenn Beckett
Nicklaus Favored in Nelson Classic
Dallas AP report notes Jack Nicklaus as the strong favorite for the Byron Nelson Golf Classic, with Bruce Crampton as the chief challenger. Crampton, an Australian based in Dallas, has two wins and steady scoring this season, while Trevino Palmer and Casper contest the field. Nicklaus seeks a third straight Nelson title as the 72 hole event wraps Sunday.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Dallas
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Bruce Crampton
Crampton
Red Marti
Sluke
Nicklaus
Truce in Tennis Aims to End Open-Play Quarrel
World top players may return to Forest Hills and Wimbledon as Davis Cup rules allow. Lamar Hunt announces a four month tour with $1.25 million prize pool while ILTF will run eight months of events. Allan Heyman supports yearly prize totals between 3.8 and 4 million dollars.
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London
Forest Hills
Wimbledon
Rod Laver
Arthur Ashe
Lamar Hunt
International Lawn Tennis Federation
ILTF
Allan Heyman
Hunt
AM&N College suspended from District 17 NAIA play
Arkansas AM&N College faces suspension from District 17 NAIA events after incidents at home games and a playoff disturbance in Arkadelphia. The AIC barred AM&N from competition for the 1972-73 season, with NAIA approval. AM&N's Athletic Committee voted to withdraw from the AIC while the Board of Trustees reviews the report and policy.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Am&n College
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
NAIA
Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference
John Brown University
University of Arkansas At Little Rock
AIC
Am&n
Arkadelphia
Auburn Smith
District 17
Arkansas Am&n
Smith
Am&n Athletic Committee
Students Seek Ticket List for Razorbacks Seats
Five University of Arkansas at Little Rock students filed suit in Circuit Court seeking to inspect and copy the football ticket disposition list for the Razorbacks over the last three years. The action argues public access to records.
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Little Rock
University of Arkansas At Little Rock
Arkansas Razorbacks
Orioles Boss Blocks Rainout Bid in Kansas City
Earl Weaver protested a rain shortened game as Kansas City led Baltimore 5-3 in the sixth inning. He charged umpires with a missed field condition check after a 59 minute wait, threatening more delays if rain persisted. Meanwhile, White Sox beat Indians in extra innings and other AL and NL games produced varied results.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Earl Weaver
Baltimore Orioles
Weaver
Kansas City
Baltimore
Larry Napp
Orioles
Bobby Grich
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Texas Rangers
New York Yankees
Oakland A’s
California Angels
Milwaukee Brewers
Minnesota Twins
Boston Red Sox
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Atlanta Braves
Houston Astros
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
San Diego Padres
Los Angeles Dodgers
Montreal Expos
Former Hope Player Signs Two Year Coaching Contract
Fielding Huddleston, ex Hope High School athlete, signs a two year head coaching deal at Hallsville High in Texas. He cites outstanding facilities at the class AA district and a $400000 complex with a $100000 field house, eight lane track, and a new stadium. Huddleston will take over from Walter Gideon as athletic director and will coach with six staff members as his family relocates from Arkansas to Hallsville in June.
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Hope High School
Hallsville High School
Hallsville
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Huddleston
Paul H. Pewitt High School
Naples-Omaha
Walter Gideon
Stamps
Arkansas
Hope
Morris County
Leslie
University of Texas
Gary
Kilgore College
Kent
Tami
Holly
Alexander Beats Traws and Leads Texas League Race
El Paso pitchers seal two games ahead in the Western Division as Geoff Zahn faxes a 2-0 win over Midland on a five-hitter with 10 strikeouts. Amarillo’s Pat Russell adds a five-hitter, 6-2 over San Antonio, with 13 Ks. Alexandria tops Arkansas 7-4 and Memphis loses to Shreveport 2-1, tying Alexandria and Memphis for first in the East while the Southwest Conference tennis tournament opens with Rice favored at 35-7 and SMU 33-9.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Memphis
Alexandria
Geoff Zahn
Midland
Nacho Bracamontes
Ralph Pipes
Pat Russell
Amarillo
San Antonio
Russell
Kevin Kobel
John Conzgratti
Fayetteville, Ark
Rice Owls
Rice
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