Knicks Rally Past Celtics 117 110 To Take 3 1 Lead
New York overcome a 16 point deficit as Walt Frazier scored 37 and led a fourth quarter rally. John Gianelli added 10 points off the bench while Boston failed to hold late leads with Havlicek sidelined by a shoulder injury. Knicks clinched in the second overtime with DeBusschere and Gianelli key down the stretch.
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Dick Barnett
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Leep wins NCAA feature at Lawton Speedway in comeback
Harold Leep of Wichita Kansas outpaced Emmett Hahn of Tulsa and a full field to win the NCAA feature at Lawton Speedway. Hahn led early but slipped on the second turn leaving Leep to dominate the 50 lap race with Doug las taking second after Hahn’s late miscue.
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Aggies and Phillips Clash in OCC Twinbill Showdown
Cameron College hosts Phillips University to decide western division title implications in a 1 p.m. doubleheader at McCord Field. Cameron sits second at 8 4 with an 84 mark, Phillips leads at 10 2 as both teams aim to solidify playoff positioning.
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Nicklaus Captures MONY TOFC Title With Final Round Rally
Jack Nicklaus fired a four under par 68 to win the $200,000 MONY Tournament of Champions at La Costa, finishing 12 under with a 276 total. Lee Trevino, two strokes back, led briefly before settling one behind after a late scramble.
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Oklahoma State Hosts Buffs For Key Big 8 Baseball Series
In Stillwater Colorado meets Oklahoma State in a three game series with Friday twin bill and Saturday single game. Oklahoma State holds a half game lead over Oklahoma in the Big Eight race with records 9-2, 9-3, and 9-4 for OSU, OU, and Colorado respectively.
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One Swing Of Bat Seals Indians Grand Slam Victory
Ron Lolich hit a bases loaded grand slam in the ninth to lift the Cleveland Indians 8 7 over the Boston Red Sox in the opener of a doubleheader. John Vukovich also homered for Milwaukee in a 4 3 win over the New York Yankees.
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