Diverse Sports Moments From Weekend Action
The montage shows Philview’s Tomi Lusk edging the shot put with 59-4 at Lubbock, Gary McReynolds and Billie Jean King in court and on court, Nancy Gunter defeating King 7-6 6-1 for $11,000 in the Drinker tournament, and Chelsea’s Tommy Baldwin in a 0-0 soccer draw with Liverpool. The page highlights tennis, basketball, and soccer results with multiple athletes and venues.
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Phanview
Tomi Lusk
Cirele Bs Avalanche -Dournel
Milton Adams
Lapis
Gary McReynolds
Calloway
Kentucky
Billie Jean King
Mrs. King
Chris Evert
Nancy Richey Gunter
Chelsea
Tommy Baldwin
Liverpool
Alec Lindsay
Dallas
Maureen Connells
Gunter
Joones
Feer
Mies Gunter
San Amzelo
Washington DC
Wong
Cdte
Boston Ace Scores 41 Against NY Knicks
John Havlicek poured in 41 points to lift the Boston Celtics 112-109 over the New York Knicks, widening Boston’s division lead while moving Havlicek to the Celtics’ all-time scoring list. Nate Archibald scored 46 for Cincinnati in a 117-106 win over Golden State.
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Boston
John Havlicek
Boston Celtics
New York Knicks
Celtics
Atlanta
Knicks
New York
Deere
Joda Jett
Walt
Hasteck
Gob Cousy
NBA
Cincinnati
Nate Archibald
Cincinnati Royals
Golden State
Royals
Tommy Heinsohn
Boston Celtic
Red Auerbach
Havlicek
Hle
Scrambler Meet Held At Lubbock With Close Scores
Dr Al Waeverr Cary Header and Artour Micer led a small field at Lubbock with a 67 point score and a four team field. Nine teams entered. Gere Mote Celis Sceped took a 66 monthls af fair as the event wrapped with tight finishes.
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al Waeverr Cary
Artour Micer
Lubbock
USC Captures Title In Close NCAA Indoor Meet
Southern California edged Bowling Green and Michigan State by a point as new stars emerged. Colgate's Dunn set a 7 feet 2.5 inches high jump record while Jones of Northeast Ohio claimed titles. Michigan State and Bowling Green led with multiple champions, but USC sealed victory in a tight finale.
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Detroit
Uncle Sams Des ‘Ision
Munich Ganesan
Southern California
Mosser Morgan
Dale Gibson
Tom MecMannon
Barry McClure
Doug Lane
Larance Jones
Chris Dunn
Jim Ryan
Marty , Liquori
Jarry James
Dick Fosbury
Bob Beamon
Montco City
Colgate
Dunn
Mioscur
Jones
Dodeset
Carrie Sen
Cparrie
Southern Cay
Mauintvy
Henry Hine
Trojans
Bowling Green
Michigan State
Heard Shines In Desert Classic Comeback
A 21 year old from Wisehia California, Heard, surged from obscurity after last year’s American Golf Classic win in Akron. He opened slow this season but finished with a strong playoff round in Palm Springs, parring the 18th after a long putt of 49 feet while teammates Jamieson, Blocker and Mitchell faltered.
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Heard
Wisehia
Calif
Akron
Ohio
Fine
Palm Springs
Jamieson
Blocker
Mitchell
Jerry
Appeal Planned as Warriors Dropped From NCAA Meet
Lackey had been chosen by the New York Nets in a secret ABA draft and Marquette star Jimi Chones received a reported 15 million contract. Marquette officials and NCAA actions prompted questions about amateur status and possible agent signings ahead of the Mideast Regionals.
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Lackey
New York Nets
American Basketball Association
Nets
Marquette
Jimi Chones
Warriors
Chronos
Athens
Ohio
Bobcats
Jim Snyder
Kentucky
Snyder
Milwaukee
Alf McGuire
Knoxville
Tenn
NCAA
jLackey
Florida State
Themo
Beggie Royals
Ron King
Lawrence McCray
McGuire
Hugh Durham
Earl Ramer
University of Tennessee
Durham
Zack Wheat Hall of Fame Star Chronicled Career
Zack Wheat built a storied baseball career with the Athletics and Dodgers. A 1959 Hall of Fame inductee, he totaled 2,884 hits with a .291 lifetime batting average, led the NL in batting in 1918 at .355, and was praised by Branch Rickey as the best outfielder Brooklyn ever had. Born Hamilton, Missouri, on May 25, 1888.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Wheat
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn
Hamilton
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Baldwin
Cincy
Nancy Gunter
Brown
Slaton
Seaton
Prown
Lavabeek
Plab
Tans
Joe Ptubbert
Ty Tee Baibbeek
Cyoc Ty
Saito
Theos
Ubelle Ceetse
OUTN
Baird
Casamong
Dave Maver-Oqukes
Bat Toon
Roe Brown
Miles
Borie Cainied
Bock
Peete
Noanes
Joan Teeeb
Elite
Kuicks
Frasier
Jo Jo White
Beeston
Dave Cowens
Nate Thurmond
Archibald
Heas
Texas-h
Jim Fox
Roynds
Sam Lacey
Tom van Arsdale
Ingolf Mark
OSI Fas
Namyays
Hans Schad O
Switzerland
Akitsugu Konne
Japan
Ukie Kasaya
Gincinnath
Sulden
Tr ' Lee
Willis Bo Be Thong
Cotty Godden
Cincinnat
Coust
Konverr
Haden
Miller Score
USC
Sid Sink
Dave Wottle
Day
Bow Green
Herb Washington
Chasily
Jaminean Don Quarret
Ponant
Washington
Baltimore Colts
Ken Popejny
Michigan
Spartans
Pune
Julius Botus
Babe Hickey
Dewitt Weaver
Deane Beman
Yorn Weiskopf
Turmy Bolt
Jum Colbert
Bruce Bertin
Vere
Hale Irwin
Jerry McGee
Ory Wtre
Bobby Nichols
Crick Thorpe
Larry Ziegler
Tommy Aaron
Hee Homer
Charles Coody
David Glenz
Larry Hinson
Grier Jones
Billy Manweil
Mike Mitchell
Renda Rip al
Zack Wheat
Houston
Philadelpha
Baltimore
ABA
Utah
Carolina
Indiana
Miami
Memphis
Denver
Pacaren
Minnesota
Toronto
Chicago
Calfornia
Pittsburgh
Char-King ChreseUp
McKissack Auto Supply
Ave
American State Bank
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