Bucks' O A Leave Bullets Behind in Game 3 Showdown
Oscar Robertson dominated with 22 points and 10 assists while Lew Alcindor added 27 points and 24 rebounds as the Milwaukee Bucks crushed the Baltimore Bullets 102-83 to take a 2 0 lead in the NBA title series. The third game in Milwaukee Wednesday night aims to seal the sweep.
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Porter Pact May End Up In Courts
Villanova star Howard Porter may face court action after signing with the Chicago Bulls. Porter denied signing with the Pittsburgh Condors and the Bulls reportedly offered a 1.5 million dollar five year deal plus a 100,000 bonus. Condors president Don Bezahler urged patience until parties meet to discuss the dispute.
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Six Golfers Tie in Honest John Tournament Start
Six golfers finished tied at Brown's Run Country Club as the Honest John Tournament opened the 1971 campaign. Bill McCabe C H Eisengemer Bill Barnes Riley Upton Dr W R Steele and John Darragh all posted 72s for the round Jim Turner led with a 74 while McCabe shot 75.
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Lebanon Raceway Entries Overview by Race
A list of entries across nine Lebanon Raceway races including Pace and Trot divisions. Notable names include Amor Star, Cindy’s Lady, Queen’s Lorton, Tennessee Tom, Amber Lincoln, Chief Mercedes, and Milford Demon’s D among others.
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Richey Wins River Oaks Final Over Graebner
Cliff Richey, the nation’s top player, avenged last year’s leg cramp by defeating Clark Graebner 6-2 6-1 6-2 in the River Oaks Invitational final to take the $5,000 winner’s prize. Graebner earned $3,000 for second. the doubles went to Onny Purun and Milan Hosecek over Edelfsen and Froehling.
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Billie Jean King Dominates Virginia Slims Invitational
Billie Jean King won the Virginia Slims Invitational in San Diego to cap the first women’s professional tennis tour, earning 36,350 for eight singles titles. She beat Rosemary Casals 7-5 6-1 after switching to Casals’ steel racket, then paired with Casals to win the doubles final 6-7 6-2 6-2. Casals finished the tour with over 27,000 and Ann Hayden Jones led others with more than 25,000.
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Ralston Triumphs in World Cup Boston Clash
Dennis Ralston, 28, California, redeemed doubts from Friday by defeating Australia in the World Cup Tennis event at Boston College, helping the United States to a 4-3 victory after a tense Davis Cup history.
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UNM Sweeps Arizona in Three-Game Baseball Series
The University of New Mexico completed a three game baseball sweep at the University of Arizona in mid April. The series showcased UNM’s pitching depth and timely hitting, with standout performances by UNM pitchers and key at bats by their hitters. The victory strengthens UNM’s standing in the regional race and signals momentum heading into the next schedule phase.
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Fenwick Boosters Honor Rossi At Annual Banquet
Fenwick High notes Rossi Butch Rossi long time basketball coach as Booster Award recipient amid banquet. Membership status questioned for 1970 71. awards also given for football basketball and other honors. List of recipients includes Harkrader Esposito Cape DeBrosse Svarda Boxwell Klapheke and others across sports and letters.
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James Dobrozsi
Vince Agoston
Joe Chase
Dennis Daley
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Joe Koeppel
Dave Muthert
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Joe Hurt
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Petty Clinches 127th Victory Amid Controversy at Martinsville
Richard Petty claimed his 127th win in a 20 mile NASCAR Grand National race at Martinsville, driven a Plymouth to a narrow margin over David Pearson who protested fuel cap on the last 18 laps. Petty's eighth win of the season nudges earnings toward $112,000 and a potential $1 million career total. Mike Mosley, in a strong USAC roadster show, won the Trenton 200 by almost five miles, his first victory in six years in a Watson-built car as engines failed around him.
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Canadiens Fight Back In Key NHL Playoff Game
The Montreal Canadiens, trailing 2-1 in the series, crushed the Minnesota North Stars 7-2 in Montreal after dropping a 6-3 decision in Minnesota. Parise and Oliver sparked a third period rally as Minnesota stunned Montreal 5-2 to even the best-of-seven at two games apiece and set up a decisive fifth game back in Montreal. Cesare Maniago’s goaltending helped Minnesota prevail in the latest dramatic matchup.
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Local Bowler Is Top Man In State Tourney
Carl Compton topped the 67th Annual Ohio State Bowling Tournament in Lima. In week eight he placed third in singles handicap and first in singles actual scoring with a 747 series, despite a 180 average. Don Williams and Bob Hilborn of Mansfield moved into second with a 1,384-pin total.
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Doris Burt Tops Chronicle Singles Leader in Franklin
In the Chronicle Tournament at Laynecrest Lanes Doris Burt of Franklin rose to first in singles with a 698 total after a 200 178 240 series. She overtook Mary Ellen Kiester who led earlier with 692. Stump's Lanes remains team leader with 3,209 and tops actual with 2,975. Mary and Martha Gray still head doubles and Jean Quillen of Franklin leads all events with 1,661.
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Hawks Seize Home Ice After 7-1 win in New York
The Chicago Black Hawks return home for game five against the Rangers after a 7-1 rout in New York. Stan Mikita added a goal and an assist as Chicago leveled the series at two games each. The series moves to Chicago Tuesday and to New York Thursday, with a possible seventh game in Chicago.
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Kunzman Wins In Comeback at Tri County Speedway
Kunzman captures the -lap U S Auto Club midget event at Tri County Speedway after a fiery crash last year. He started on the outside pole and led the race on the half mile dirt track Sunday, with Jerry McClung of Tempe second, Larry Rice of Linden third, Bill Renshaw of Indianapolis fourth, and Chuck Arnold of Gardena fifth.
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Szturm Ties for Low Gross at Wildwood
Szturm the Wildwood greenskeeper tied with Bill Ritter for low gross with 73s as Jim Ritter 74 and Hollon 76 and Siler 76 followed. Szturm led low net in the zero to eight handicap with a 70 while Siler won nine to four handicap. Whitt 71 led fifteen and over. Closest-to-pin awards went to Rapp Abner and Greene Jr. Blind bogey winners included Shepherd Sherman McCandless Harvey Hornback Taylor Ellis Hart.
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NBA Gets The Crowds While ABA Gets SSS
New York AP reports pro basketball saw rapid growth in 1970-71 with the ABA surpassing 2 million attendance for the first time on 11 teams, up 2.2 percent. The NBA topped 5 million in regular season home crowds, rising 12 percent, and with three expansions the total reached 5,497,261, a 25.5 percent increase.
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