Knicks Open Playoff Win Highlights Barnett Scoring
Dick Barnett led the New York Knicks with a 17 point fourth quarter in a 112 101 playoff victory over the Atlanta Hawks. Maravich and Frazier struggled, while Lou Hudson led Hawks with 22. Series resumes Saturday in Madison Square Garden. Other playoff matchups also underway with Philadelphia and Los Angeles leading 1 0. Barnett called his own plays during the decisive stretch.
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Mike Becht
Associated Press
NEW York
Pete Maravich
Walt Frazier
Dick Barnett
Barnett
New York Knicks
Maravich
Frazier
Knicks
Atlanta Hawks
Atlanta
Madison Square Garden
National Basketball Association
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Oakland
Willis Reed
Walt Hazzard
Lou Hudson
Young Girl Joins Kingston Hockey School in Canada
Annie Malek, five foot two with blue eyes, becomes the first girl admitted to Kingston Hockey School run by Wayne Cushman of the Boston Bruins. Bonnie, age 14, will try hockey while she has only minor skating experience, aiming to improve her skills for future play.
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Potsdam
N.Y
Annie Malek
Ronnie
Kingston Hockey School
Kingston
Wayne Cushman
Boston Bruins
Bonnie
Phil Esposito
Carey Fie
Lopeaunds Vaduin
Susamer
Villanova and UCLA Reach NCAA Finals
Villanova faces UCLA in the NCAA final after a 92-89 double overtime win over Western Kentucky as Howard Porter and Hank Siemiontkowski star for the Wildcats. UCLA, led by Sidney Wicks and Henry Bibby, defeated Kansas 60-48 to advance to a fifth straight title game.
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Denner
Freeman
Associated Press
Houston
Jack Kraft
Villanova Wildcats
UCLA
Western Kentucky
Wildcat
Bruins
Kansas
Astrodome
Kraft
Pennsylvania “Tron
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Hank Siemiontkowski
Wildcats
Siemiontkowski
Jerry Dunn
Porter
Villanova
John Wooden
Sidney Wicks
Dave Robisch
Wicks
Bruin
Henry Bibby
Robisch
Hog
Six Games Decided by One Run
Six preseason games Thursday were decided by one run as MLB teams prepare for the April 5 opener. Cincinnati and Cleveland won 2-1 and 13-0 respectively. other 1 run results included San Diego 2-1 over San Francisco, Chicago White Sox 2-1 Minnesota, Philadelphia 2-1 Houston, Pittsburgh 3-2 Detroit, Atlanta 8-7 Washington, California 7-6 Oakland, Boston 6-2 St. Louis, and the Yankees 4-2 Mets. Players noted include Tommy Helms, Woody Woodward, Eddie Leon, Ray Fosse, Ted Ford, Buddy Bradford, Ed Spiezio, Walt Williams, Hal King, Earl Williams, Joe Foy, Ed Stroud, Rico Petrocelli, George Scott, and Jerry Kosman. Harvard announces captains Brian Newmark for basketball and Collin Namgrum for wrestling.
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Tom Emory
Associated Press
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Cleveland
Reds
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Indians
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San Francisco
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Ray Fosse
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al Oliver
Pirates
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Earl Williams
Braves
Joe Foy
Ed Stroud
Senators
Alex Johnson
John Donaldson
Jim Fregosi
Angels
Reggie Jackson
Rick Monday
Gene Tenace
Athletics
Solunar Table Schedule For Fishing Planning
Solunar Tables from Richard Alden Knight guide daily fishing. Plan trips to align with peak periods for hunting or fishing and optimize time in productive areas based on the printed schedule.
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Richard Alden Knight
Prescott Wolveretts Win State Championship in Overtime
Prescott High School girls basketball captured the state title in Greenwood Arkansas defeating Alma Airdales 70 to 68 in overtime. Francis Lavender scored all six points in OT as coach Melba Hall earned her fourth year as standout coach with a 26 win 3 loss season.
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Greenwood
Arkansas
Wolveretts
Highland
Prescott
Alma Airdales
Francis Lavender
Melba Hall
The
Shee Clachan Wins by Three Lengths at Oaklawn Park
Shee Clachan ridden by Stan Spencer led after three quarters of a mile and won the $10,000 feature by four lengths at Oaklawn Park in muddy conditions. Vic's Turn finished second, Nuguill was third. Shee Clachan paid 5.40 3.00 2.80. Jockey James McKniptit scored three wins Thursday across races 4 7 and 9.
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Ark
Shee Clachan
Stanley Spencer
Oaklawn Park
Big King
Bombgo
Loud and True
C. G.'S County
Radar Control
Big Dealer
Louis F
Earl Aitken
Vic
Nuguill
Carshide
Clusig Naquill
James McKniptit
Atco King
Laughing Dancer
Wind Woman
Pretty Babe
Ditty Bayt
Daly Clausale
Barber Only Stroke Back in Tourney
Jerry Heard shot six under par 64 at the National Airlines Open in Miami to sit one stroke behind leaders Lee Trevino and Miller Barber after the first round. Hale Irwin and others tied at 67 while Bruce Devlin and Bruce Crampton led a 68 group.
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Jerry Heard
Lee Trevino
Miller Barber
Herd
Visalia
Calif
Trevino
Dangerous Barber
Arnold Palmer
Hale Irwin
Bruce Devlin
Bruce Crampton
Frank Beard
Don Finsterwald
Herb Hooper
Earl Fennell
Gary Player
Tom Shaw
Carlyle Snead
Palmer
Tony Jacklin
England
Exhibition Baseball Scores And Schedule Summary
AP reports today with results from exhibitions. Boston beat St Louis 6 2 and California beat Oakland 7 6 while other results include Chicago A 3 Minnesota 2 Pittsburgh 3 Detroit 2 New York A 4 New York N 2 Cincinnati 10 Los Angeles 5 Philadelphia 2 Houston 1 Cleveland 13 Milwaukee 8 and San Diego 2 San Francisco 1 in 10 innings. The schedule lists many future matchups across Florida Arizona and California including Boston Cincinnati Detroit St Louis Minnesota New York teams and Tokyo Lotte Orions with varied venues and night games.
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San Francisco
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Associated Press
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Rolling Pins League Standings Report as of March 23
Gaslite Rolling Pins League standings list teams and percentages with stat lines including Wow Lost Hope Star 54 percent to 33 percent Bramlett Oil1Co. 54 percent 334 percent Logan Grocer Co. 46 percent 4 percent KTPA 4444 H M Grocery 51 Prescott Feed Mill 30 percent 57 percent. Notable high games Daisy Otwell 201 and high series Mildred Nelson 470.
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Hope Star
Bramlett Oil1Co
Logan Grocer Co
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H&m Grocery
Prescott Feed Mill
Daisy Otwell
Mildred Nelson
State Takes Stillman University Upset on Thursday
Arkansas State University beat Stillman University 4 to 3 in Alabama baseball, with John Ferriell allowing six hits and fanning nine. Callawaert sparked the Indians with a leadoff homer in the first inning.
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Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
Gerald Hannahs
Little Rock
Eddie Villanueva
Villanueva
Razorbacks
Buena Vista
Tuscaloosa
Ala
John Ferriell
Arkansas State University
Stuan University
Alabama
Frestman
Jun Callawaert
Indians
Uenus
Bonnies Eliminate Not in NIT Semis at Madison Square Garden
St Bonaventure guard Paul Hoffman missed two key free throws as Georgia Tech rallied in a 76-71 double overtime loss to the Bonnies before 18 812 fans at Madison Square Garden. North Carolina advanced after beating Duke 73-67 in the other semifinal.
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NEW York
Paul Hoffman
Madison Square Garden
St. Bonaventure
Hazelton
Georgia Tech
Bonnies
North Carolina
Hoffman
Duke
Blue Devils
Jim Thorne
Tommy Wilson
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Tech
John Whack" Hyder
Larry Weise
Hyder
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