Domination as NBA Champs May Be Ending for Celtics
Boston Celtics face a pivotal moment after a 121 116 Sunday loss to the Cincinnati Royals in the Eastern Division final playoffs. The Royals lead 3 4 in a best of seven, threatening a six year run atop the division and a string of recent championships. Oscar Robertson and Adrian Smith produced key plays to swing the game in Cincinnati, while Los Angeles Lakers and other West finals actions also draw attention.
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YM Midget Relay Wins in North Central Swim Meet
Muscatine YMCA swimmers highlight the North Central Area Swimming and Diving championships in Waterloo. The Muscatine midget relay team of C Havesmann, C Guck, D Blackwood, and R Oberhaus won in 1 07 4, breaking Madison Wis old record of 1 07 6. Local riders finished fourth among 34 teams. cadets M Catalona placed third in 35 yard butterfly, 100 freestyle relay fourth. preps M Colberg third in 80 breast stroke, M Guck second and G Guck third in diving. Eighteen Muscatine boys competed.
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Rocking Head Helps Vaulter Tie 16-4 Record
Gainesville Florida reports John Pennel nearly set a new world pole vault record at 16 feet 4 inches during a Florida Relays meet. He said a slight headback rock could push him to greater heights as he improved on 16-3 and hinted at more room up there.
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Whiskey blend ad targets bold men with varied spirits
An advertisement touts a whiskey blend crafted for men, combining bourbon for verve, aged rye for heft, corn whiskey for bite, and select grain neutral spirits. It jokes about Aunt Martha and ends by inviting the reader to partake.
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Wester Drug wins 1st Hayes Amateur title in high scoring final
Wester Drug defeats Moody’s Heat ing 92 87 for the championship as Paetz Super Valu and Carlisle’s Sport Shop post 108 86 in the consolation. Tim Powers of Wester dominates with 54 points in four games while Gary Kissell leads Moody’s scoring and Les Peterson tops Wester with 31 points in the final.
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Consolation Totals 39 87 Score By Quarters Moody’s
Officials Bob Neighbors and Brian Calkins of Muscatine oversee a consolation tally showing 87 points with 48 by Moody and 71 by Wester in a buzzy regional game.
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Belinsky's late arrival sparks Angels loss in Palm Springs
Bo Belinsky faced a 500 fine for tardiness and was tagged for four runs eight hits and three walks in six innings as the Los Angeles Angels lost 9-3 to Houston in Palm Springs California. Mamie Van Doren and manager Bil Rigney watched with mixed emotions while Whitey Ford faced spring trouble for the Yankees in Florida.
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Exhibition Baseball: Spring Results and Standings
Mets snap streak with a 13th exhibition win as Jake Wood drives in three runs and a homer in Detroit’s 6-3 win over Minnesota. Dodgers top Cincinnati 10-8 in Tampa as Tom Brown delivers the tiebreaking run. Washington beats St. Louis 4-2 at Pompano Beach. Phillies edge Pittsburgh 4-3 in Clearwater. Burdette shines in Braves comeback bid, pitching 2 innings with no baserunners.
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Ballenger Fires 707 In Open Bowling At Pearl Lanes
Chet Ballenger rolled a 707 three game total and 1226 for five games at Pearl Lanes on Sunday night in an open bowling event. He achieved high scores of 79 245 240 for the 707 and added 214 205 after, bowling with his brother Butch. He used a new ball bought two weeks ago and has eight 600 series with it.
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Whelan tops ABC classic singles with 27 strikes
Buffalo bowler Don Whelan, after a 15 year retirement, tallies 27 strikes in a 96-possible frame effort to lead the American Bowling Congress classic singles. His 730 series on Sunday boosts him to second in classic all events with 1979 across nine games. Whelan, 35, had left bowling at 17 due to waning interest.
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Governor to Receive Report on Georgia Alabama Grid Fix Probe
Atlanta reports U S attorney general said a preliminary progress report on the Georgia Alabama football game inquiry will go to Governor Carl E Sanders today. Eugene Cook noted a final report could follow Tuesday if possible and cited evidence of communication between Georgia's former athletic director Wally Butts and Alabama coach Paul Bryant. The investigation involved state agents, GBI, and federal personnel.
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