Petty survives wall brush in Darlington trials
Richard Petty, 33, the stock car king, barely avoided a serious crash during Darlington time trials for the Rebel 400. He brushed the wall at near 150 mph but escaped with minor car damage and no injuries, a reminder that the wall is there for a purpose. Allison on pole at 151.471 mph in Wood Mercury, with Pearson and Lorenzen also fast in qualifying.
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Basketball Playoff Schedule and Series Notes
NBA championship Friday Milwaukee hosts Baltimore leading 3 0 in best-of-seven. Sunday Baltimore visits Milwaukee for a TV afternoon game if needed. ABA Kentucky travels to Utah for the first game of their best-of-seven series. Wednesday Kentucky hosts Utah then Utah hosts Kentucky as needed. Saturday Utah visits Kentucky in the afternoon with possible games on Tuesday and Monday slotted as needed.
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Foreman Aims to Boost Bankroll in May 10 Show
George Foreman the No 1 contender says his main improvement needed is his bankroll. The May 10 tripleheader includes Terrell vs Pires in Chicago, Ellis vs Chuvalo in Toronto, and Foreman vs Peralta in Oakland. Televised in 120 locations with taped West Coast replay.
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New York
K.O. Inc
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Luis Pires
Brazil
Chicago
Ellis
Toronto
Peralta
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Bucks Sweep Hopes as Bucks Face Bullets in Baltimore
The Milwaukee Bucks, led by Lew Alcindor and Oscar Robertson, aim for a four game playoff sweep over the Baltimore Bullets in Baltimore. Baltimore without Gus Johnson must rely on Wes Unseld as Alcindor and Robertson challenge the first round leaders.
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Four Dixie games rained out as leaders gain on rivals
Rain wiped out four Dixie Association games Thursday leaving Dallas-Fort Worth two games up on Albuquerque after an 11-1 win. Asheville moved within two of Montgomery with a 64 victory while Amarillo defeated San Antonio 11-4. Mike Reinbach drove in two with a first inning homer for Dallas-Fort Worth. Ken Hottman hit a 10th homer for Asheville, part of his 25 RBIs, as Richard White and Augusto Austin homered for Amarillo. Albuquerque’s three errors sparked a big seventh inning with 14 Spurs batters.
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Spurs
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Bob DeLong
Casper Withdraws From Greater New Orleans Open
Lou Graham and Jacky Cupit led with seven under par in the first round as Billy Casper pulled out with bursitis in his left hip after a 74. Chi Chi Rodriguez, J.C. Snead, and Roy Pace trailed by one stroke at 66, with a large group at 67. Trevino shot 74, Coody and Barber 72, Palmer Nicklaus and Player not competing.
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Associated Press
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Hope Star imprint details and affiliations
Hope Star of Hope Arkansas 1899 1927 consolidated listing includes publication schedule The Star Building 212 145 Walnut Street Hope Ark offices and staff roles for the Star Publishing Co President Editor Vice President and Advertising Manager Treasurer General Manager News Chief etc Includes AP affiliation and National advertising reps across multiple cities
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Utah Stars Hold Open Playoff Date Against Colonels
Utah Stars refuse to move opening ABA playoff game from Monday to Saturday to preserve home court advantage. GM Vince Boryla says they won’t give up the Salt Palace arena for CBS TV plans and ice show conflicts. CBS has a two game TV contract, but Stars prefer to keep the Monday date unless CBS can clear the ice show venue.
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Al Unser to Speak at Indianapolis Speedway opener
Al Unser, USAC champion, will be asked to speak at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway opening for its 150th birthday and the 500 Festival. The field for the May 29 500 will feature Bobby Unser A J Foyt Mario Andretti and Joe Leonard among others as practice and qualifying plans unfold amid road repairs and a planned speed limit for early sessions.
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Associated Press
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Walker Cup Nominees Move Toward St Andrews Showdown
North and South Amateur semifinals produced three 10 man Walker Cup nominees and a substitute, with Lanny Wadkins facing Vinny Giles and Bill Campbell up against Eddie Pearce. Wadkins, Giles, Campbell, and Pearce eye the 36 hole final Saturday at Pinehurst No. 2 as Wake Forest links mates Wadkins and Giles build momentum ahead of the U.S. versus Britain match. Wadkins strong in Thursday play, while Pearce, from Florida, qualified for the U.S. Open at 16.
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Huntingdon Valley
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Greensboro
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