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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1977

Page

17

Blazers Take Game Five to Move Close to NBA Title

Portland Led 53 52 at halftime and exploded for 26 8 in the third as Bob Gross scored 25 points to spark a 110 104 road win over Philadelphia. The victory puts Portland one win from the championship with game six set for Sunday in Portland.

Philadelphia Portland UPI Portland Trail Blazers Philadelphia 76Ers Sixers Blazers Bob Gross Jack Ramsay Ramsay 76Ers Lionel Hollins Julius Erving Doug Collins Joe Bryant Bryant George McGinnis McGinnis

Farley resigns as New York State Athletic Commission chief

James A. Farley Jr. quits as chairman amid probe into boxing tournament links with ABC Sports. He suspended himself earlier after travel expenses and lodging were paid for supervising a promoter backed tour. Governor Carey calls for reforms while Farley defends his integrity.

Albany N.Y UPI James A. Farley Jr Hugh Carey State Athletic Commission Farley Don King ABC Sports Carey Commission Secretary of State

West Germans Will See Wark But Sting If He Plays

Doug Wark and Alan Mayer of the Las Vegas Quicksilvers join the American national team for an exhibition against West Germany at Soldier Field. They face three games in three days with travel from Chicago to Las Vegas and Seattle, risking tight connections to honor the chance to play against the reigning world champions. Wark, a Scotland native now American citizen, discusses the challenge and his desire for more playing time.

Doug Wark Alan Mayer Mayer Las Vegas Quicksilvers Quicksilvers Chicago Soldier Field Las Vegas Chicago Sting Seattle Sounders Washington City Sting Seattle Sounders Wark Tampa Bay Rowdies West Germany San Scotland Tampa

Doubley and Kimomba Break NCAA Marks at Champaign

Freshman Larry Doubley of Southern California set an NCAA record with a 26 feet 11.4 inch long jump beating Charlton Ehizuelen. Samson Kimombwa of Washington State won the 10,000 meters in 28:10.27, breaking the prior year record. Harvey Glance of Auburn kept his 100 meters title and Scott Nielsen of Washington defended the hammer throw crown.

Champaign Ill UPI Larry Doubley Southern California Samson Kimombwa Washington State Harvey Glance Auburn Scott Nielson Washington Charlton Ehizuelen Illinois Ehizuelen Doubley Kimombwa Craig Virgin

Long jumper Ehizuelen and Glance highlight track meet results

Virgin finishes second with a 28:22.48 in the 10 000 meters while Glance repeats as 100 meters champion and Brigham Young leads with 17 points after seven finals. Albritton and Owens win field and hurdles events as top teams include BYU UCLA Stanford Illinois Washington State and UTEP.

Washington State John Ngeno Virgin Doubley Brigham Young UCLA Stanford Illinois UTEP Arizona State Washington Auburn Terry Albritton James Owens

Gottfried and Ramirez win French Open doubles title

Brian Gottfried and Raul Ramirez defeated Jan Kodes and Zostek Fibak to win the men's doubles final at Roland Garros. The victory earned them 7600 dollars as the top doubles pair along with recent success in Italian titles and Wimbledon.

Paris UPI Brian Gottfried Raul Ramirez Jan Kodes Czechoslovakia Poland Zostek Fibak Mima Jansovec Yugoslavia Regina Marsikova Florenta Mihai Romania Janet Newberry la Jolla California Gottfried Fort Lauderdale Florida Roland Garros Stadium Ramirez Phil Dent Argentina Guillermo Vilas Fibak Kodes Raul

Archer, Thompson Lead Kemper Open After Second Round

George Archer and Barney Thompson share the 36 hole lead at seven under par 137 after Thompson shot 70 and Archer 71 at Quail Hollow. Chi Chi Rodriguez and Tom Weiskopf sit one back at 136 while Rodriguez notes strong form but missed birdie chances.

Charlotte N.C UPI George Archer Barney Thompson Chi Chi Rodriguez Tom Weiskopf Archer Quail Hollow Country Club Thompson Rodriguez Arnold Palmer Reno

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