Knicks Take 2-1 Lead in NBA Final Thriller
Willis Reed led the Knicks with strong defense and 15 points as New York edged the Lakers 87-83 at Madison Square Garden. Earl Monroe scored 21 with clutch fourth quarter points, while West limited by hamstring injuries sat out the fourth.
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Ted Harrison Cruises To 10 Stroke Win At Wichita Mountains
Ted Harrison dominated Municipal's Wichita Mountains Invitational, finishing 10 strokes ahead of Terry Meacham with a 211 total after a 69 final round. Meacham took second at 221, while Randy Boyce and Harold Gardner were third at 222 and 223 respectively as gusting winds challenged players. Harrison now eyes the Lawton Fort Sill Championship June 8-10 at Muny Lawton Country Club and Fort Sill Golf Club, then the Firecracker Invitational on July 14 at the Country Club.
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Crampton Seals Houston Open Victory With Standout Round
Bruce Crampton claimed a one stroke win at the Houston Open leading most of the final round. The Australian added $41,000 to a season that already put him at $153,678. He aims to pass $1 million in career earnings and win a major, eyeing the U S Open, British Open, PGA and Masters. Former champ Dave Stockton finished second, with Lanny Wadkins third and Charles Coody close behind.
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Oklahoma aims for another third-place finish in key series
The Sooners sit 11 7 and plan a three game set with Iowa State to lock third place. Oklahoma swept Nebraska while Oklahoma State lost to Missouri as Colorado and Kansas State split meetings. The Iowa State Creighton twin bill was rained out. Colorado prepares scouts as John Stearns eyes display. The week’s schedule includes three games at Colorado and Kansas State’s doubleheader drama, with key clashes Friday and Saturday.
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Eisenhower Eyes 4A Baseball Title In Tulsa Tourney
Ike waits on OSSAA word as Eisenhower earns a 22-5 season run and a 6-1 regional final victory over Altus to reach the Class 4A state tournament in Tulsa. Putnam City West Grant Northwest Ponca City Rogers and Hale also advance alongside Oklahoma City-area clubs, with Northwest upsetting Enid 2-1.
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OU Steals Loop Lead From OSU
The Oklahoma Sooners moved into first place in the Big Eight baseball standings by weekend action, ahead of Oklahoma State. Both teams hold 14-4 and 13-4 records respectively but rest of week schedule is empty. Colorado,
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U S Olympian Sets Shot Put World Record in San Jose
In San Jose Feurbach the 25 year old U S Olympian shattered the world shot put mark with a 71 foot 7 inch throw at the San Jose Invitational meet.
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Southwestern Furniture Roars To Preseason Softball Title
Southwestern Furniture defeated KCCO 41 to 6 at Am Buc Park to win the ABC Major League preseason tournament finale. KCCO earlier beat Pioneer Realty 8 to 7 to reach the final, after a 7-7 tie through six innings. Art Hudson and Mike Pauchey each homered three times in the championship as Southwestern slugged 18 homers.
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Pioneer Realty and KCCO Employees Featured in Local Listings
A fragmented OCR listing shows names and abbreviations like Pioneer Realty, KCCO, HR, and individuals such as L. Buttram, Murphy, Regg, Knowles, Hudson, Herbert, Frost, Bellamy, and Griffin. The text resembles roster or classified item lines with numbers and initials.
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