Knicks Dominate Bullets 106-82 To Take 3-2 Lead
In Baltimore the New York Knickerbockers routed the Baltimore Bullets 106-82 to seize a 3-2 lead in the Eastern Conference semifinals. Earl Monroe and Jerry Lucas scored 20 each for the Knicks, with Walt Frazier adding 19 and Phil Jackson 17 as New York built a 44-32 lead by midgame and stretched it with a 16-3 run early in the fourth. Mike Riordan led Baltimore with 16 points while Archie Clark and Jack Marin added 14 apiece.
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Archie Clark
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Major League Owners to Meet, Seek Season Settlement
ML baseball owners plan a Tuesday meeting in New York to press for an end to the nine day players strike over the pension plan. Key talks involve Marvin Miller and John Gaherin with mediation visits in Washington, amid rising sentiment for a settlement and ongoing negotiations for a three week deadline. Five Italian casinos noted in the report.
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Associated Press
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Major League Baseball Players Association
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Gaherin
Washington
J. Curtis
Cleveland
Nick Mileti
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Mileti
Italy
Frazier Named Fighter of the Year by Boxing Writers
Joe Frazier was honored as Fighter of the Year for 1971 by the Boxing Writers Association at their annual dinner in New York. He received the Edward J. Neil Trophy, a repeat win from 1969, with Yancey Durham accepting the Manager of the Year award for Frazier. Teddy Brenner was awarded the James J. Walker Memorial Award for long service in boxing.
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Edward J. Neil
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Neil
Associated Press
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al Buck
Teddy Brenner
Madison Square Garden
James J. Walker
Nixon Urges Mediation Chief to Settle Baseball Strike
President Nixon pressed Federal Mediation Service head J Curtis Counts by phone urging all efforts to settle the Major League Baseball players strike. Counts planned to meet Monday with Marvin Miller and Joh Gaherin to push a resolution and start the season, with no pension fund details proposed by the White House.
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Major League Baseball
Falcons Rejoin IFL After Absence in Six-Team League
Frederick Falcons join Cumberland Colts Carroll County Chargers in unanimous IFL admission. The six clubs will play a 10 game schedule from August 6 to October 28 with no playoff. end-of-year champions meet All-Stars. All-star game set for November 11. Falcons pay $50 application and $500 forfeiture fees at May meeting.
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Interstate Football League
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IFL
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York County Lions
Chargers
Seaboard Foot League
Shipley
Dick Shipley
Carroll Haller
Bill Schaffer
Frederick County Retarded Children’s Association
Fred Burgee
Falcon
Falcon Board of Directors
Frederick
Carroll County
Cumberland
Chambersburg Cardinal
Ron Libo
Black Moses Wins FCC Invitational in Narrow Victory
Black Moses held off a late G&H All-Stars rally to win the Frederick Community College Invitational 72 to 67. Sam and Charles Harper led with 35 points combined, while David Bowens added 14 and steady outside shooting to erase the All-Stars’ early second half comeback.
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Jose Rivera
Black Moses
G&h
All-Stars
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Bowens
Charles Harper
Mike Delvin
Buddy Black Moses
David Bowens
Frederick Community College
SFL Becomes Pro League Seaboard Forms Professional Football League
The Seaboard Football League becomes the Seaboard Professional Football League at a Sunday meeting. The change lets member teams pay players. Hugh Wyatt, Bears publicist, says the league now ranks among four pro leagues in the nation. With Philadelphia Stars added, the circuit has two divisions of four teams. The season runs August 5 to November 4 with playoffs after the regular schedule.
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Philadelphia Stars
Local Sports Week Preview Highlights Area Games
This week stacks 17 baseball games six track meets and two tennis matches. Key showdowns include Thomas Johnson hosting North Hagerstown Martinsburg at Frederick and Walkersville at Middletown with multiple leagues staging midweek clashes and Friday Blue Ridge Relays at TJ.
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Boonsboro
Linganore Lancers
Catoctin Cougars
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Smithsburg
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Johns
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