Hylton Wins Mid-American Trap Victory With Help From Larry Trent
Ray Hylton of Loveland captured the Mid-American Trap handicap title with a 97x100, all clean misses in the final sets. Larry Trent, a Franklin store proprietor, credited with tuning Hylton’s gun, and Hylton earned over $2,000 for the outright win.
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Veteran Holler wins high overall in Dayton trophy event
In a five class high overall contest Harold Holler of Dayton wins with 90x100. Ray Fryman of Ewing Ky takes Class AA with 555x600. Norm Stout of Youngwood Pa wins Class A also 555x600. Ray Taylor of Wellington tops Class B with 554x600. Neeley tops Class C with 526x600. Gary Pfermann of Newport wins Class D with 515x600. Event draws 655 shooters across 132 squads, matching 1972 Mid Am.
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Knicks Win East to Reach NBA Finals Against Lakers
The Knicks defeated the Celtics 94 78 in the seventh game of the Eastern finals to advance to the NBA championship against the Lakers. Walt Frazier led with 25 points as New York applied strong defense and pulled away after a slow start. Dean Meminger sparked the second quarter surge and New York stressed aggression from the outset.
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Cousy says U S team must play tougher in series
Coach Bob Cousy warns the United States must be more physical and execute better after a 83-65 win over the USSR. Bill Walton, from San Diego, contemplates returning from a knee injury as the U S seeks a six-game coast to coast series win. Vladimir Khudobev acknowledges the defeat and declines further comment.
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Whalers Beat Jets In WHA Playoff Opener
New England Whalers took a 7-2 victory over Bobby Hull's Winnipeg Jets in the World Hockey Association series opener. Coach Jack Kelley called the game strange and admitted the team did not play well, even as they led 1-0 in the best-of-seven series.
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Reds hammer Phillies as Billingham stars in 8-0 victory
Reds ace Jack Billingham pitched superbly for his fourth win against no losses. Bobby Tolan fueled Cincinnati with five RBIs including two doubles and a single. Young Phillies pitcher Larry Christenson struggled again, exiting after four runs in the second inning as Cincinnati pulled away.
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Pirates skid hits five as Virdon stays upbeat
Pirates manager Bill Virdon called the club out after a fifth straight loss, dropping a 9-8 13 inning opener and 2-1 in the nightcap. The skid leaves Pittsburgh 8-6 in NL East, one game behind the Mets, with Dodgers Sunday success and other NL results noted.
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White Sox overpower Red Sox at Fenway in 5-0 win
Chicago hitters Homer Allen and Melton powered a 5-0 win over Boston as Fenway Park frustrates both teams. Allen homered to center and Melton added a two run shot while Boston sank to last in the AL East. Other games saw Oakland beat Baltimore and New York sweep Minnesota.
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