Lakers Get Bombed as Bucks Dominate Playoff Game Four
Jabbar and Dandrige led Milwaukee’s assault while the Lakers faltered on offense and defense in a 112-90 loss in game four of the Western Conference semifinal. Kareem scored 31 and grabbed 18 rebounds, Dandrige added 24 as Milwaukee built a 52-39 halftime lead and widened it late in the third. Elmore Smith led LA with 20 before an official’s ejection ended his night.
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Cabrillo Girls Swim Opens season at 18-team meet
Righetti led with 51 points, Dos Pueblos 48, Santa Barbara 43 as Cabrillo placed sixth. Diana Mertz, Cheryl Eppley, Kathy Midgley and Linda Wassmund took second in the 100-yard freestyle relay. Cabrillo and San Marcos tied for the frosh soph meet win with 34, Lompoc and Righetti 28. Lompoc won backstroke. Cabrillo JV fell 6-0 to Eagles juniors. Singles and doubles results listed.
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Linda Wassmund
Cabrillo
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Cong Tennis Drops Fifth Straight League Match
Cong tenni s team fell 5-2 to Arroyo Grande Eagles on the Hill courts. John Beaudry and Steve Mummy secured Congs singles wins in calm conditions amid the losing effort.
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Lompoc Relays Dominate With Fast Times At Meet
Lompoc athletes headline the meet with speed mile and 2 mile wins. Individual winners include Fabing in the 2 mile and Cole topping sprints, plus team depth in the 880 and mile relays. AG and Lompoc vie for JV and frosh-soph advantages with overall relay and field event success.
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Jones
DeJesus
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Erving Miss Gives Squires 116 115 Win Over Nets
Julius Erving failed a last second five footer with two seconds left, letting the Virginia Squires beat the New York Nets 116 115 at Hampton. Indiana Pacers topped the Spurs 91 89 behind George McGinnis late basket, while the San Diego Conquistadors edged Utah Stars 100 98 to pull even in their series.
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New Jersey Girls Fight Little League Admission
New Jersey Assembly narrowly rejected a one year moratorium on a state order to admit girls to Little League. A Save the Little League committee urged delay to train women coaches, with some volunteers threatening season cancellations. The decision now rests on Little League Inc and potential Supreme Court review of a lower court ruling against sex discrimination.
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Aaron's 714th Homer Sparks Reds Win
Cincinnati pitcher Jack Billingham gave up Hank Aaron’s 714th homer, a shot that sailed over the left field fence. The Reds won 7-4 in 11 innings as Pete Rose scored on a wild pitch after the historic swing. Billingham called it one of his rough games but valued the win.
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Golf leader may flee to wife's side
Leonard Thompson, one of four leaders at the Greater Greensboro Open, plans to head to Lumberton, North Carolina, if his wife goes into labor during the tournament. He said he would leave unless he is leading entering the final round after a rain-delayed first round.
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Mason Rudolph
Bob Charles
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A's odd couple now best pals
Reggie Jackson and Oakland owner Charles O. Finley set aside friction after Jackson’s standout season opener. The A's beat the Texas Rangers 7 to 2 as Jim Hunter, Rollie Fingers, and key hits from Jackson, Rudi, and Bando fueled the victory in Arlington before 21,907.
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Catfish” Hunter
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