Bucks advance past Warriors as playoff pressure rises
The Milwaukee Bucks beat Golden State 111-106 to take a 3-0 series lead and face the Los Angeles Lakers next. Injuries thin the Bucks bench with Wally Jones Al McGlocklin out and Oscar Robertson limited by an abdominal strain. Dandridge 29 Allen 24 Jabbar 23 led Milwaukee as Thurmond’s defense challenged Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
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Yogi Bera Gets Contract as Mets Trade for Slugger
Yogi Berra, 46, accepts a two year contract as coach and new manager after Gus Hodges death. Mets acquire Rusty Staub from the Montreal Expos for Ken Singleton, Mike Jorgensen and Tim Foli to boost power. Staub hit 21 HR and 97 RBIs last season. Berra previously led the Yankees to a World Series title and earned multiple MVP awards.
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Segar Signs Grant-In-Aid With Eastern Kentucky
Richmond Kentucky reports six foot two forward Jimmy Segar from Madison Central High School signed a basketball grant in aid with Eastern Kentucky University after a standout senior season averaging 24.1 points and 19 rebounds. The story notes his long career with the Yankees and his later baseball Hall of Fame status and a controversial coaching era with the Mets linked to Yogi Berra’s hiring as manager.
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LMU Bats Pound Clinch in Doubleheader Visit to Dayton
LMU Splitters hammer Clinch Valley College 21 0 in game one then surge to a 23 4 five inning win in game two at Dayton. Gary Mayes drives in five with three doubles while Junige McGinnis hits four singles and four RBI. Dany Darger and Denny Powers contribute strong two way performances as LMU moves on to Bryan University next.
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Nicklaus Leads Masters After Four-Under Opening Round
Jack Nicklaus shoots four under par 68 in Augusta, threatening a grand slam as he edges Sammy Snead by one stroke and leads Arnold Palmer by two. The Masters opens with a dramatic surge through holes 11 to 16, with Snead fading in as the elder statesman Eyes a return to glory while Palmer seeks winning form.
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Middlesboro High School Jackets Preview Triple Option Intrasquad
Middlesboro High School head coach Tom Chalk Stapleton plans an intrasquad Gold and White game at Bradner Stadium at 7 30 pm to test a new triple option offense. The scrimmage aims to refine adjustments before fall opener as players, including Wilder Sharp Myers and Williams, run the system under spring drills and feature a mix of veterans and newcomers. Tickets cost 1 for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Middlesboro and Cumberland Golfers Split Matches
Middlesboro defeated Cumberland 326 to 341 in boys action while Cumberland won the girls match by 20 strokes. Steve Stapleton led Middlesboro boys with 75, medalist Margaret Rogan shot 43 for the girls, and next week the boys visit Carbur and LaFollette with a stop in Louisville for the K1 event.
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Pro Basketball Scoreboard Thursday results and Friday schedule
Thursday's results show Virginia 115 over Floridians 106, Denver 112 over Didiana 96, New York 104 over Baltimore 98, Mile 108 over Golden State 100. Friday's scheduled games include Kentucky at New York, Utah at Dallas and Atlanta at Boston, the only game on the day.
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Lone Jack Wins 5 4 Over Cawood Trojans
Lone Jack defeats Cawood 5 4 on their home field to improve to 20 in 1972 baseball. Mustangs rally from 4 2 down after Caywood’s fifth inning surge, then plate two in bottom of sixth. Kenny Woods drives in two with a double and two singles. Ricky Slusher and Bailey also contribute key hits.
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Pro Basketball Finds Way Onto College Roster List
WNBA declares eight college stars eligible for the next draft. Names include Habert and McAdoo of North Carolina, Mel Davis of St John’s, Brian Taylor of Princeton, Tony Delgado of Siena, Mike Reid of California Riverside, John Tinskey of Pfeiffer, Philmore Westbrook of Albemarle, and Walter Gardner formerly of Kasaskia College. Also notes NFL Pro Championship moved to New Year’s Eve, and Hodges funeral in Brooklyn with 10,000 onlookers.
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