Bulls cry foul after 107 104 OT defeat to Lakers in playoff opener
Chicago Bulls coach Dick Motta and players accused referees of bias after a 107 104 overtime loss to the Los Angeles Lakers. Key calls shaped the final minutes with Jim McMillian and Bad Love involved on disputed plays as West led the Lakers in overtime. Bulls receive support from 21 point man Love as Weiss and Awtrey also contribute. Other playoff results include Knicks over Bullets and Bucks over Warriors.
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LOS Angeles
Chicago Bulls
Dick Motta
Los Angeles Lakers
Bulls
Motta
Jim McMillian
Lakers
Bob Weiss
Chicago
McMillian
Chi
Cago
Love
Richie Powers
Manny Sokol
Gail Goortrich
Goodrich
Jerry West
West
Weiss
Dennis Awtrey
Chet Walker
New York Knicks
Baltimore Bullets
Windup of Hayes tourney Sunday
The 18th Hayes Amateur basketball tournament winds down with a Sunday double session featuring semi finals and finals. Ron's Place faces R and H Foot at 1 pm, Lux Club vs Krieger Motors at 2:30 pm, with consolation at 6:45 and finals at 8:15.
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Windup of
Hayes
Ron
Aganst
R and H Foot
Lax
Krieger Motors
Town University
Rick Wiliams
Glenn Angelina
Ken Angersola
Glenn Vidnovic
R and H Foodland
Quad Cities
Henry Westenfield
Cliff Hinton
Lux Club
Dubuque
Krieger Masters
Cedar Rapids
Martin finished? Campbell says no
Tigers general manager Campbell and manager Billy Martin held a Lakeland Fla. spring training conference to resolve Friday’s resignation. Martin quit after Horton was fined for leaving an exhibition game, with Campbell saying the dispute included a new potential manager and a tense exchange followed by a moderately worded response.
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Billy Martin
Detroit Tigers
Mr. Martin
Kim Campbell
Tigers
Willie Horton
Campbell
Joskie the
Blessist
Martin
Horton
Billy
Muscatine Muskie tennis fall in opener to Ottumwa
Muscatine High School boys tennis lost 6 1 to Ottumwa in the season opener. The lone Muscatine doubles win came from Jon Mull and Steve Gatzke over Ottumwa pair Bob Buckingham and Jim Emanuel.
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Ottumwa
Muscatine
Jon Mull
Steve Gatzke
Bob Buckingham
Jim Emanuel
Steve Hutton
Craig Koll
Brad Brinkopf
Jon Muir
Byron Spence
Bob Buckinghary
Ted Yanecek
Jeff Hank
Brinkopf-Spence
Koll-Yanecek
Mull-Gatzke
Burkingham-Emanuel
LM Falcons Girls End 0-19 Season With Close Losses
LM girls finish 0-19 under co coaches Gene Langstaff and Tom Carpenter as no returning starters join a 2-18 squad. Three near misses include a 6 58 defeat at Lone Tree, a 42-40 loss to New London, and a 50-45 sectional setback to Fairfield. Karen Allen led with 161 points, followed by Kim Hamilton 149 and Kip Krenz 117. seniors Elaine Small and others provide experience.
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L-M
Gene Langstaff
Tom Carpenter
Brenda Smith
Diane Salemink
Bev Knapp
Karen Allen
Sue Barnes
Kip Krenz
Kim
Letts
Lone Tree
New London
Falconettes
Fairfield
Kim Hamilton
Soph Kip Krenz
Jill Reed
Elaine Small
Tammy Zwolanek
Ann Sywassink
Jane Hainer
K. Allen
K. Hamilton
K. Krenz
J. Reed
Barnes
D. Shoultz
L. Hargrafen
T. Meeker
D, Young
Bey Knapp
Elaine Smail
Jayne Hafner
Marie Sobocinski
Lori Barnes
Janet Giovanzzi
Durant
Mediapolis
Winfield
Highland
Columbus
Morning Sun
Wapello
Danville
West Branch
Final four set in 4-H basketball tourney at MHS Fieldhouse
Spirit of 76 and Sweetland advance in Class B with 20 19 and 17 15 outcomes. Spirit of 76 in Class A routs Pike 62 40 as B Morgan 28 Newman 23 lead the winners while Wildagon 16 tops for Fulton. Championship set for April 2 with Spirit of 76 meeting Sweetland in Class B and Spirit of 76 against Fulton in Class A.
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Spirit of 76
Sweetland
Spirits of 76
MHS
Sprit of 76
Pike
Fulton
Jim Hewer
J. Synwassink
L. Tian
Kirchner
Kevin Lemkay
B. Morgan
Gary Newman
Wildagon
Bowling scores and standings from Twi-Lite league night
Joel Rauschenberger rolled a 710 series as substitute with a 269 high game and 224 217 games. Multiple teams and players are listed with highs in games and series, including Nyla Anson and Bill Capshaw. Also notes Bowling AKRON and Firestone Tournament of Champions finalist Barry Archer and a fatal stable fire at Hialeah Race Course killing thirty-four thoroughbreds.
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Joel “Rauschenberger
Twi-Lite Strugglers
Barton’s Bait Shop
Hills Fairaht
Easy Wash
Stuch Snow Movers
Red Jacket
Morgan ‘Trucking
Bosch Pest Control
Kent
Nyla Anson
Dorothy Dautro
Linda Burkemper
Bill Capshaw
Allan Phillips
Jim Schmenk
Ner Honestous
Hialeah Race Course
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Roger Bates
Golden State Warriors
Nate Thurmond
Bucks
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
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American Basketball Association
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New York Nets
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Virginia
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Bob Dandridge
Billy Cunningham
Steve Jones
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Dan Issel
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Nikki Pike
Yugoslavia
Cliff Richey
San Antonio
Tex
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
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Colombo
Vancouver
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Wash
Fred Stolle
Australia
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Associated Press
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Kiser
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Muscatine Courts
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M Girls
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Langstaff
Debra Shoultz
Anne Sywassink
Lois Hargrafen
Carpenter
The
Boan
Beneficial
Beneficial Income Tax Service
Beneficial Finance
Tom Jefferson
E. Second St
Hahn Bros
Watson's T.V
Thenmegas
Hawk Motors
Moose
Wareco
Muse, Savings & Loan
HON Industries
Lanfier
Denny Sehreurs
Jim Martin
John Walker
Watson's TV
Thermogas
Watson’s
Pearl City
Gary's Bait Shop
Bandag Inc
Arch Kaalberg
Ed Kaalberg
Ernie Breen
Morey Kaalberg
Bandag
Gremmel
Bob Howel
Larry Rieke
Bob Howell
Gary Lanifer
Stephen
Hatfield
Akron
Ohio
Barry Acher
Costa Mesa
Calif
Women of the Moose Recorders
Sentinels
Jeanne Saddler
Bev LaRue
Fete Sadler
Jona Irwin
Kings & Queens
Hatfield's Garage
Stephen’s Trophies
Tammy Layne
Oakwood
Pohren’s Refrig. Ser
Team No
Buck's
T-N-T Garage
Ruth Allbee
Chris Dieckman
Laura McVey
J. Lackey
N. Harrison
Suzuki
U.S. Suzuki Motor Corp
P.O. Box
Santa Fe Spring
Banef
Kenway
Kenway Cleaners
East
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