Knicks land Bradley as Goodrich goes to LA in draft
The Knicks acquire two time All America Bradley who is bound for Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar and study of law while Lakers fetch Gail Goodrich from UCLA as NBA clubs pursue talent. Detroit picks Bill Bubtin and Warriors select Fred Hetzel Barry in first round as San Francisco grabs Hetzel and Barry while Knicks add Stallworth. Bradley could command at least 200000 for three seasons with salary and bonus noted by Knicks president Ned Irish.
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Bradley
NBA
Ture
Oxford
Ned Irish
Madison Square Garden
Knicks
Irish
Crystal City
UCLA
San Francisco
Fred Hetzel
Davidson
Rick Barry
Miami
Dave Stallworth
Wichita
Hetvel
Barry
Fred Mieuli
Warriors
Hetzel
NBA Draft Picks by Team in 1945 Collegiate Draft
The 1945 NBA collegiate draft picks list players by team including the New York Knickerbockers Detroit Pistons Philadelphia Warriors and more with territorial selections. Notable names include Gail Goodrich for the Lakers and Ollie Johnson for the Celtics among others.
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NEW York
UPI
National Basketball Association
New York Knickerbockers
Bill Brodiey
Princeton
Territorial
Dave Stallworth
Wichita
Dick van Arsdale
Indiana
Hal Bievins
Arkansas AM & WN
Barry Clemens
Ohio Wesleyan
Larry Lembo
Manhaattan
Steve Nisenson
Hofstra
Warren Davis
North Carolina
Gayle Neel
High Point
Frank Grant
Alliance
San Francisco Warriors
Rick
Jon McGlockin
Robert Love
Warren Issac
Iowa
Leon Clements
Ouachita Baptist
Jeff Gehring
Miami
Ohio
Jim Fox
South Carolina
Los Angeles Lakers
Gail Goodrich
UCLA
John Fairchild
Brigham Young
Jim Coldwell
Georgia Tech
Brooks Henderson
Florida
A. W Davis
Tennessee
Theo Cruz
Seattle
Dwayne Cruz
Idaho State
George Unseld
Kansas
Boston Celtics
Ollie Johnson
San Francisco
Ronnie Watts
Wake Forest
Toby Kimball
Connecticut
Richie Torrent
St. Michael's
Don Davidson
Devidson
Haskell Tison
Duke
George Deehan
Lenoir Rhyne
Wester ns Rancho Shootout Results Highlight Local Matches
Mike Dunn defeats Fred Davison and Steve McCay wins for Wester ns Rancho in a high scoring card. Dave Bradbury edges an opponent, Mike Larsen tops Mink, and Roorr Imboden defeats an R opponent with low score Bob Kinnie at 35.
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Mike Dunn
Fred Davison
Os Ties
Dave Bradbury
Ene Neve
Steve McCay
Sahtaeiacei
Mike Larsen
Mink
Roorr Imboden
Bob Kinnie
Knudson Tops Colonial Golf
Canadian golfer George Knudson led the Colonial National Invitation at Colonial Country Club after a 36 32 68 round. He finished one stroke ahead of Hogan and a pack of veterans on the 7 100 yard layout, while Arnold Palmer faltered with a 73.
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George Knudson
Winnipeg
Toronto
Fort Worth
Tex
UPI
Johnny Pottttereseees
Beneee Ateeees
Hogan Gene Littler
Ane Wee
Mike Soucnok
Tee
Tommy Bolt
Butch Beird
Billy Casper
Frank Beard
Frank Beard Eeneces Ore
Wee
Juan Rodriguez
Doug Sanders
Fred Hawkins
Jerry Edwards
Jay Hebert
Miller Barber O
Weer
George Boyer Eeee
Tony Lemo
Billy Maxwell
al Geiberger Creane
Bruce Crampton Seer Tee
Sam Snead
Wanes Wweee Nee
Bo Wininger
Weeeee Wee
Bert Hancey Wees
Wee Don January
Gardner Dieckinean
Rex Baxter
Eaeee
Dave Marreee Eee
Bobo Goalby Steenee
Randy Glover
Don Finsterwold
Seeeee
RH. Sikes Jr
Ween Eeewee
Dave Ragan
al Besselink
Phil Rodgers
Clint Courtney
Jack McGowan
Jacky Cupit
Thee Aee
Ee Mason Rudolph
Tommy Aaron
George Archer Seer
Charles Coody Weeee Wane
Eris Rod Funseth
Ry Ane
Jim Ferree
Kel Noole Seeeeee
Wee A Ane
Roland Harper
Lionel Hebert
Ramond Floyd Tee
Tammy Jacobs
Doug Ford
Brown plans two more seasons with the Browns
Jim Brown said he has definite plans to retire from the Cleveland Browns after his current contract and will play two more seasons. The 6 foot 2, 228 pound star led the league with 1,446 rushing yards last season while considering post football options including PepsiCo work in New York and possible acting roles. He noted he might stay in the NFL for ten years total if his plans hold.
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Cleveland, Ohio
UPI
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Brown
National Football League
Browns
NFL
Pepsi- Cola Co
New York
Former Lakers center Jim Krebs Killed in Tree-Chopping Accident
Jim Krebs, 30, a seven year NBA veteran and longtime Los Angeles Lakers center, died last night in an accident while helping a friend chop down a tree. Krebs, who retired after the 1963-64 season, played for the Lakers and was known for his long one handed shots and strong rebounding. He attended Southern Methodist University and had recently moved into a new home in Woodland Hills, California.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Jim Krebs
Los Angeles Laker
Valley Presbyterian Hospital
Krebs
National Basketball Association
Lakers
Southern Methodist University
St. Louis
Woodland Hills
Calif
Cubs Rally Past Pirates After Four Cubs Singles In Eighth
Chicago defeats Pittsburgh 5-3 as four Cub singles and an eighth inning walk erase three Pirate home runs. Willie Stargell hit two homers and Jim Pagliaroni another for Pittsburgh, while Ernie Banks drove in a run to reach 25 RBIs for the season.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Cub
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Willie Stargell
Jim Pagliaroni
Pirate
Pirates
Billy Williams
Don Schwall
Ron Santo
Trial Ordered On Clay Liston Boston Fight Licensing
UPI reports the Boston fight between Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston was sent directly to trial over promoter licensing in Massachusetts. Judge Felix Forte rejected a temporary injunction. summonses to Clay and Liston were issued as the case moves to Suffolk Superior Court.
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Boston
UPI
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Ralkind
Zalkind
Clay
Chicopee
Liston
Dedham
District Attorney's Office
Felix Forte
Byrne
Sam Silverman
Forte
BEN Standings and Frayed Schedule Notice
National standings list Chicago Pittsburgh Los Angeles Cincinnati with twilight and night games on Friday and Saturday schedules. Prolific pitchers for each matchup include Sadowski Gilson Osteen and Ellis, while teams such as Milwaukee New York St. Louis Boston and Detroit appear in planned fixtures across venues including Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh and Baltimore.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Houston
Urate
Milwaukee
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cincinnat
Baltimore
Minnesota
Cleveland
Kansas City
Drobowsky
Talbot
Chance
Piche
Jown
Stigman
Washington
Stafford
Downing
Green
McCormick
Detroit
Aguirre
McNally
Boston
McDowell
Wilson
Miwaukee
Louisio
Pet
Feenee
Kensas City
Lotus Fords barred at Indy for safety tests
USAC officials barred all rear engine Lotus Fords with magnesium hub carriers from practice at Indianapolis after A J Foyt crashed citing a snapped magnesium carrier. Cars were held until safety tests could determine defects. The move paused preparations for the Memorial Day 500 race.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
United States Auto Club
Lotus
Foyt
USAC
Rebels Welcome Riverside for Three-Game Series
NSU hosts University of California at Riverside for a three game set as Southpaw Steve Overstreet starts today in the opener. Tomorrow features a doubleheader with Lee Syphus and Bruce Berman pitching, as NSU aims to rebound to an 11 9 season mark after road defeats last week.
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Nevada Southern University
Rebels
Tomorow
University of California At Riverside
NSU
Steve Overstreet
Lee Syphus
Bruce Berman
Reds
College of Southern Utah
Riverside
Angels Beat Athletics as Knoop Drives In Four
Bob Knoop drove in four runs with a triple and a homer to pace the Los Angeles Angels to a 5-4 win over the Kansas City Athletics before 4,014 fans. Rookie pitcher Rudy May earned his second win against one loss as Orlando Pena took the loss for Kansas City. The Angels ran their win streak to four and took four of five from the Athletics. Knoop's two RBI came in the second inning when he tripled with two outs, scoring Bob Rodgers and Paul Schaal after their earlier baserunners.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Bobby Knoop
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City Athletics
Angel
Rudy May
Kansas City
Orlando Penc
Angels
Athletics
Knoop
RBI
Bob Rodgers
Paul Schaal
Kamsas City
Boulder City Favored In Southern Conference Meet
Boulder City leads the A division with Western expected to win the AA division at the Southern Conference track meet in Boulder City. Finals for field events start at 2 p m with preliminaries at 2 30 p m. Track finals begin at 7 30 p m with Boulder City projected to top rivals Moapa Valley Virgin Valley and Lincoln County. Western relies on sprints and relays to outscore Rancho and Las Vegas as Basic and Gorman join the AA field. At least five records are anticipated.
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Boulder City
Western
Moapa Valley
Virgin Valley
Lincoln County
Eagles
Rancho
Las Vegas
Basic
Gorman
Reds Fall To Dodgers On Homers In Cincinnati
Dodgers beat Reds 4-3 as Ron Fairly and Derrell Griffith homer. Bob Miller held Cincinnati to one run late, Johnny Podres credited with the win after leaving with two outs in the seventh due to arm stiffness. The report blends MLB result with unrelated track and field notes from a regional meet.
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Reds
Dodgers
Bob Miller
Johnny Podres
Zone Records AA Division Track Marks and Winners
Zone Records list for AA and A divisions with top marks in 100 and 220 yards 440 and 880 relays high hurdles and jumps. Names include Lawson Affleck Porker Hinmon Duce Reed Swabb Hastings Sullivan Reber Hunt Hastings Cowart Waymire Parkins and schools LV MV BC AC LC and Boulder City with times and distances from 1940s to 1960s.
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Roger Wagner
Boulder City
Wagner
Gary Elam
Craig Swallow
Swallow
van der Wood
Teke Seger Broom
Read
Moapa Valley
Curry
Lawson
Affleck
Sweet
Allan
Dedericks
Buxton
Peyton
Las Vegas
Shurstiff
Shursiiff
Elom
Hurdies—Reber
Hurdies—Hunt
Hastings
Sullivan
Cowart
Waymire
Mia
Vaull—Parkins
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Gail Whitman
Gail
University of Wisconsin
Knudson
Colonial
Ben Hogan
Arnold Palmer
Bulletin
Bucs
Ernie Banks
Williams
al McBean
Banks
McBean
Len Gabrielson
Jimmy Stewart
Don Landrum
Santo
Larry Jackson
Jackson
Bobby Penn Cubs
Ted Abernathy
Bi Rodgers
Beckett
Clemente Ph
Altman
Virdon
Rornovsky
Oast Clendenon
Wilams Cf
Stargell
Moto Lynch
Glrison Rf
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Freese
Schofield
Tatois
Pittsburg
ARS
Abernath
Schwoll
Massachusetts
Indy
Rebs
Angels Tip Athletics
Pearson
Smith
Neris
Matthews Shockley
Landis Cf
Rodgers
Blanchard
Peng
R. Lee
Harrisn
Bryan
SF. Blanchard
Harretson
Pena
Dickson
Stock
Gatewood
Saute
Boulder
Royce Feour
SUN
Jim Kuykendall
Blythe
Kuykendall
Richard Hall
Mike Taylor
Jacque Harvey
Taylor
Luke Hinman
Harvey
Taylor Doug Thurgood
Paul Murray
Sears
Preston
Bacarri
Des Parker
John Tsitouris
Jim Lefebvre
Griffith
Dick Tracewski
Bob Jones
Rob Draskovich
Kuykendal
Alander Williams
John Uber
Uber
Rams
Doyle Steele
San Diego
Jesse Williams
Andrew Robinson
Ernest Green
George Hedrick
Rasic
Greg Sullivan
Bill Harris
Rich Warner
Horace Smith
Parker
Harper
Davis
Pinson
Soio
Ronsa
Leflevre
Shomsky Griffith
Johnson
Podres
Nuanall
Cincinatti
Pe—Letebvre
Nuxhall
Crole
McCool
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