Knicks win Game Four on DeBusschere's lucky shot
New York 103 Los Angeles 98 as Dave DeBusschere credits a "hope shot" for the decisive jumper in the final minute. He finishes with 33 points, Willis Reed 21, Walt Frazier 19, lifting the Knicks to a 3-1 series lead. Gail Goodrich and Jerry West 23 each for the Lakers.
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Baseball Scores And Standings From Tuesday And Wednesday
Baseball results list Montreal 4 Houston 3 Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia 1 Atlanta 10 New York 6 Chicago 3 San Diego 2 Los Angeles 7 Pittsburgh 4 San Francisco 9 St. Louis 7 Wednesday cards show St Louis at San Francisco and Cincinnati at Philadelphia among others with several doubleheaders and late scores including New York 14 Minnesota 4 and New York Peterson 2-4 at Minnesota.
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Knicks Take 3-1 Finals Lead With 103 98 Win
The Associated Press reports New York defeated Los Angeles 103 to 98 to move ahead 3-1 in the NBA Finals best-of-seven. Next games include New York at Los Angeles 10 30 p m Thursday and Los Angeles at New York 2 10 p m Sunday if necessary. ABA notes Indiana led Kentucky 89 86 with Indiana up 3 2 and a May 12 2 p m game in Kentucky or Indiana if needed.
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Solunar Tables and hunting fishing guidance
Solunar periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan days for optimal sport. The schedule helps anglers fish in good territory and hunters seek good cover during peak times to maximize success.
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Computers pick Smith for title in World Championship of Tennis
A computer projection from 341 WCT matches pairs Stan Smith and Ken Rosewall as finalists for the World Championship of Tennis at Moody Coliseum on the Southern Methodist campus. Smith, 26, debuted with $104,000 earnings this year. Rosewall, 38, is the veteran favorite.
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Braves win after Matlack hit in head in Mets game
In a dramatic late inning at Shea Stadium, Jon Matlack took a line drive to the head but remained effective, leaving with an egg-sized lump yet hospital observation. Braves beat Mets 10-6 as the rest of the NL saw Montreal end Houston’s streak and San Francisco, Cincinnati also win.
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Kirkpatrick lifts Royals past Tigers with 14th hit streak
Ed Kirkpatrick fueled Kansas City with three hits including a triple and two doubles as they downed Detroit 7-2. He raised his season average to .389 and extended his hitting streak to 14 games while Paul Schaal and Duke Sims miscues helped Detroit’s misplay. Gaylord Perry earned a four-hitter to halt a three-game skid for Cleveland in a 4-0 win over California.
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Riggs bets on gender duel in centurys match
Bobby Riggs, 55, taunts women’s tennis as he prepares for a three set 10 000 match Sunday against Australian Margaret Court. He claims a man can beat the best woman and calls the event a test of male superiority while noting Court is the leading money winner on the women’s tour.
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San Antonio Explodes for 12-Run Fifth In Texas League Win
San Antonio capitalized on five Shreveport errors to erupt for 12 runs in the fifth inning and claim a 163 victory. Don Thomas made three of the miscues as Shreveport fell behind after leading 3-1.
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Hawks edge Canadiens in record shootout eight seven
In Montreal, the Chicago Black Hawks defeated the Canadiens 8-7 to tie the series at 2-3. Stan Mikita had two goals and two assists, while Ken Dryden and Tony Esposito shared in a high scoring, record setting affair as the teams combined for 15 goals in one game. The series moves to Chicago for game six with NBC slated to televise.
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U S leads Russian six game series finale at Civic Center
The United States holds a 4-1 edge in the six game series with Russia as Ernie DiGregorio drives a three game win streak. Marvin Barnes adds scoring support while Len Elmore adds rebounds. Aleksander Belov and Aleksander Salikov pace the Soviets with Belov scoring the lone Olympic win and 61 points overall.
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Bobcats rout Taylor in 181 District 7 tourney win
Hope High Bobcats overwhelmed Taylor 181 in Texarkana, with six runs in the fourth. Buddy Ingram, Huddleston, and Harris produced key hits as Harris earned the win with nine strikeouts and four hits allowed. Bobcats next meet Arkansas High at Spring Lake Park tomorrow at p.m.
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