Dallas Stars Rally Past Utah in ABA Semi Final Skirmish
Utah Stars edged Dallas Chaparrals 113-107 in a playoff game marked by high fouls 37 for Dallas 26 for Utah. Willie Wise led Utah with 36 points while Donnie Freeman 36 for Dallas and Zelmo Beaty 24 for Utah. Dallas faces Games 3 and 4 in Dallas as the series moves on.
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Bullets Face Knick Test After Sunday Loss
Baltimore hosts New York in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference semifinals after a 110 88 defeat. Archie Clark led Baltimore with 38 points in the opener while Wes Unseld struggled for rebounds as the Knicks dominated the boards.
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Pros Seek New Owner For Memphis ABA Team
Memphis Pros president Aaron Fogelman says 15 groups have shown interest in buying the ABA club which finished last in the Western Division. If no buyer is found by April 10, a $400000 loan will be sought to keep operations going while efforts to raise capital continue.
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Littler Faces Surgery With Hope Of Return To Golf
Gene Littler, 41, battles cancer of the lymph glands as a malignant tumor was removed from under his left arm March 15. Doctors will test for spread, with his goal to play tour events again though his status for tournament golf remains uncertain.
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Flyers Lose to Sabres End Playoff Hope in Shocking Finish
Philadelphia coach Fred Shero called the loss numb after a 3-2 defeat to Buffalo, as Gerry Meehan’s 20-foot goal with four seconds left buried the Flyers’ playoff chances and allowed Pittsburgh to grab the final berth. General Manager Keith Allen admitted the defeat stung more than a famed past loss.
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Indiana Coach Faces Rocky Start in ABA Playoff Series
Indiana coach Bob Leonard is wary as the Pacers visit Denver for the third ABA semifinal game against the Rockets. Indiana trails in the series after two close losses despite a 102-96 win in game one and a late 106-105 defeat in game two.
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Funeral Service For Gil Hodges In Brooklyn
Mets manager Gil Hodges dies after golf round at a West Palm Beach motel. Public viewing set at Our Lady Help of Christians Church in Brooklyn with a high mass and burial at Holy Cross Cemetery. Five named possible successors include Yogi Berra Rube Walker Whitey Herzog Alvin Dark and Hank Bauer.
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Magnolia Classic attracts top golfers for 7,000 prize
At Hattiesburg Mississippi the Magnolia Classic opens with a 144 player field led by Bob Lund and Marty Fleckman. Betting favorites include rookies Billy Ziobro and Tom Ulozas, with defending champ Roy Pace and LSU alum Mac McLendon among challengers. The 72 hole event runs as a Masters satellite with a pro am featuring former Jets star Larry Grantham.
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