Knicks Make Bullets Disappear in MSG Playoff Win
Earl Monroe and Jerry Lucas spearheaded a 109-99 Knicks victory over Baltimore at Madison Square Garden eliminating the Bullets from the playoffs with fate sealed in five games. Monroe poured in 26 points led by 20 before halftime as Walt Frazier aided the backcourt in neutralizing Baltimore's defense.
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Walt Frazier
Chicago
Bob Love
Lakers
Atlanta
Pete Maravich
Boston Celtics
Maravich
Cotton Fitzsimmons
Hawks
Celtics
John Havlicek
Lou Hudson
Havlicek
New doubles leaders in Moose state pin play
In the 31st Annual Ohio State Moose Association Bowling Tournament at Sports Bowl, only one five man team and one doubles duo cracked the top five as week five wrapped. Mullins Johnson of Collinwood led doubles with 1360 pins, while Harter Shellhouse stood second with 1318.
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S. Mullins
E. Johnson
Collinwood
T. Harter
D. Shellhouse
McGraw Pipefitters
Middletown
Croghan Colonial Bank
Fremont
Art Hanville
Sandusky
Don Roland
Delaware
Middletown bowlers lead in Women's State Bowling Tourney
Local keglers shine at Canton as Eastern Lanes team posts a 3096 handicap series to seize second in team standings. Les Thurman tops singles with a 610 series and 277 game, Bea Withers joins 600 club with 601, while Juanita Jiles and Wilma Brewer post high series totals and handicap counts, leading in all events.
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Canton
Eastern Lanes
Les Thurman
Lancs
Bea Withers
Kathy Harrison
Treva Terrell
Martha Irving
Thurman
Juanita Jiles
Wilma Brewer
Jiles
Brewer
Three city teams lead AJBC regional bowling meet
The AJBC Region Three Tournament opened at Eastern Lanes with Middletown area clubs atop three divisions. Eastern Lanes Bull Dogs lead Class AA boys with 2804 handicap. Scott Frees from Chautauqua Lanes tops Class A boys with 2806. Cincinnati Summit Lanes Stylist lead Class AAA boys at 2815. In girls, Pin Spinners Eastern Lanes top Class AA with 2627. Four Strikes and a Spare Oxford head Class AAA at 2801. Coaches Crew Blanchester Esquire Lanes lead Class A girls with 2258. The meet ends Saturday with spots for the state tournament.
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Bull Dogs
Craig Houchins
Scott Frees
Chautauqua
Jeff Ulrich
Cincinnati
Summit Lanes
Chuck Brown
Penny Wetzel
Oxford
Vicki Parretta
Blanchester
Esquire
Belinda Brown
Masters lead and multiple sports results from across the globe
Peter Oosterhuis shot 68 to lead the Masters in Augusta as rain delayed play. Dwight Nevil won the Magnolia Open in Mississippi with 268 total. Hisako Higuchi claimed the women’s world tour victory in Tokyo. Ilie Nastase beat Adriano Panatta in Barcelona finals. Stan Smith defeated Cliff Richey for US$10,000 in Munich. Margaret Court swept the Virginia Slims circuit in Philadelphia. Chris Evert beat Evonne Goolagong in Sarasota. Fred Stolle and Ken Rosewall advanced to River Oaks final. Jerome Howe ran the fastest indoor mile in Oklahoma City. Jackie Stewart won at Silverstone. Richard Petty won Gwyn Staley 400 in North Wilkesboro. Jack Tingley set a new American record in Cincinnati.
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Peter Oosterhuis
Hattiesburg
Miss
Dwight Nevil
Bert Greene
Tokyo
Hisako Higuchi
Japan
Barcelona
Romania
Ilie Nastase
Italy
Adriano Panatta
Munich
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Cliff Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Philadelphia
Margaret Court
Kerry Harris
Sarasota
Fra
Chris Evert
Australia
Evonne Goolagong
Houston
Fred Stolle
Tom Okker
Ken Rosewall
Jan Kodes
Oklahoma City
Kansas State
Jerome Howe
Wereigoig
Kenya
Kip Keino
International Track Association
Silverstone
England
Jackie
N.C
Richard Petty
Ex AAU boss would put Wilt in Olympics
Ex AAU president Jack Kelly urged broad amateur rules to allow pros like Wilt Chamberlain to compete in Olympics. He proposed citizenship only, federal funding, paid endorsements, national training camps, and a clash with NCAA over amateur control.
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Jack Kelly
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Los Angeles
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Eagles
Walter Byers
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Byer
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Spadafora Tops Wood with 77 at Wildwood
Four golfers break 80 at Wildwood on Sunday led by Paul Spadafora who shot 77 the day's best. Karl Heffner and Bob Cabe both carded 78 while Mike Mehl posted 79. Mehl won low net in the 0-8 group with 73, Tom Greene Jr in 9-14 posted 77, and Gordon Lindsay led 15 and over with 70.
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Paul Spadafora
Karl Heffner
Bob Cabe
Mike Mehl
Mehl
Tom Greene Jr
Gordon Linday
Lindsay
Ehl
Dave Chapman
Entries for Lebanon Raceway 1st to 9th Races Listed
The program lists horses racing in nine events at Lebanon Raceway. Each race shows a set of entry names with pace or trot labels, including horses such as Admiral's Dream Indian Art Jane Abbe Fairmeade Dancer Wampums Baby Loretta Creed Linda Lou Mark All Ann Mapledale Sue and others.
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Auriferous Way
Admiral’s Dream
Demon Reporter
Jill's Prospect
Indian Art
Mary Butler
Adina Way
D’s Dagger
Jane Abbe
Changeable
Mandrake
Nifty Way
Linda
the Dude C
Halo Lady Thor
Fairmeade Dancer
Blind Chance
Little Big Horn
Pat Hand
Georgie Moot
Watus!l
Darby Mite
Rhythm Storm
Sue Spec
Swift Warrior
Wampum’‘s Baby
Prince Ali
Coalmont Bob
Hoot N Hal
Exterminator
Count Avalon
Sandy Zip
Candy Colby
Last Chance Dayman
Illustrator
Way Out A
Chief Masquerader
H. J. Go
Rhoda Johnston
Black Arrow A
Dandy High Chief
Loretta Creed
Nelva’s Girl
Gee Heels
Little Berry
Bondville
Miss Lynn Adios
Adios Jingo
Quaker Leta
Linda Lou Mark
Rusty G. Direct
Johnny No Nox
Bloom
Art's Playboy
Irish G
Meadow Doc
Reportrix
All Ann
Constant Combat
Tronian
Tuxedo
Mark
Bow
Lusty
Pace
Mapledale Sue
Nassau Lady
D. C. Lang
H. V. Adios
Speedy Warrior
Steady Bone
Kathy D. Chiller
Cincy Officials Struggle To Lure NHL Arena Downtown
Cincinnati officials press a last minute bid to lure a future NHL franchise to a downtown arena. Brian Heekin president of the Cincinnati Hockey Club says plans may be too late as about 2 million dollars in steel already exists for a 12 million dollar arena near the Kings Island amusement park 20 miles northeast.
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Bill Vale
Cincinnati
Ohio
Brian Heekin
Cincinnati Hockey Club
Kings Island Amusement Park
Heekin
Thomas Luken
CHC
Giacomin Shuts Out Bruins. Canadiens, Rangers Lead
Ed Giacomin stopped 33 shots to blank the Bruins 4 0 as Dryden yielded in a playoff game. Gil Perreault scored twice in Buffalo 5-1 over Montreal while Rangers and Canadiens hold 3 1 series leads. Blues beat Blackhawks 5 3. Flyers blank Minnesota 3 0 to even series at two games each.
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Ed Giacomin
New York
Ken Dryden
Montreal
Giacomin
Dryden
Boston
Bep Guidolin
Bruins
Buffalo
Gil Perreault
Sabres
Canadiens
Rangers
St. Louis Blues
Chicago
Black Hawks
Philadelphia Flyers
Doug Favell
Minnesota
North Stars
Swords Take 3-0 Lead With 7-4 Win Over Robins
Cincinnati Swords defeated the Richmond Robins 7-4 to seize a commanding 3-0 lead in the Calder Cup quarterfinals. Murray Kuntz and Joe Robertson each scored twice as Cincinnati pulled away with three second-period goals after a tight first period.
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Richmond
Murray Kuntz
Joe Robertson
Cincinnati Swords
Richmond Robins
Swords
Cincinnati
Billy Inglis
Edgewood Shuts Out Springboro as Garfield Beats Kings
Saturday results show Edgewood defeating Springboro 8 to 4, Lakota 5 beat Ham ilton Garfield edged Kings 4 to 6, and Edgewood held off Springboro 8 to 4 in a busy district baseball slate.
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Edgewood
Kings
Springboro
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