Bartnett Stars as Villanova Wins Penn Relays Distance Medley
Villanova clinched its seventh straight Penn Relays distance medley title as substitute anchor John Bartnett erased a 15 yard gap and withstood Duke’s 3:59.0 mile leg by Bob Wheeler. Duke finished second in 9:38.1 while Michigan, Penn, and North Carolina also posted fast times. Earlier, Penn’s Bruce Collins won the 440 yard hurdles, and field events saw marks by Michigan, Tennessee, and Kent State. Softball and local club practices are scheduled for Sunday.
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Bob Wheeler
Bartnett
Brian McElroy
Rownases
Wildcats
Wheeler
Manttan
North Carolina
Franklin Field
Bruce Collins
Michigan
Steve Adams
C.tes Grier
Tennessee
Albert Schoterman
Kent State
Nets Meet Squires As Playoffs Continue
The recuperated New York Nets with John Roche and Bill Melchionni back in action aim for three straight wins over the Virginia Squires as the best-of-seven Eastern Division finals resumes in Hampton. The series stands 2-2 after Virginia won the first two at home and the Nets captured games three and four at home.
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New York Nets
John Roche
Bill Melchionni
Virginia Squires
Virginia
Nets
Tennis Delaware 9 Lafayette 0
Delaware defeated Lafayette 9 to 0 in a tennis match. No further details provided.
Lakers Seek Victory As Knicks Tie Series In Forum Clash
Los Angeles faces New York in game two of the NBA playoffs at the Forum. The Knicks upset the Lakers 114 to 92 in the series opener and threaten a 3 0 deficit with a Sunday rematch in Los Angeles. New York shot 32 of 41 and built an 18 point half time lead through crisp ball movement and screens. The Lakers, 69 13 in the regular season, had averaged 121 points per game but managed only 108 in the opener.
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Melchionni
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Virginia
Squires
Uniondale
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New York Knicks
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Knicks
Tommie Agee
New York Mets
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mets
Bill Singer
Jim Brewer
Brewer
Agee
Singer
Jerry Grote
Jon Matlack
Steve Garvey
Grote
Ken Harrelson
Ken Boswell
Matlack
Los Anges
Pimlico Feature Win by Marion DuPont Scott's Band Arlog
Pimlico's Friday feature saw Marion DuPont Scott's horse Band arlog open 1972 with a narrow victory in the sixth race. Ridden by meet leader Vince Bracciale, the six furlongs were run in 1:11 3-5 as Band arlog held off a late challenge to win by a neck, returning $6.40 $4.20 and $3.
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Baltimore
Marion DuPont Scott
Vince Bracciale
Royals blank Indians as Splittorff earns win in strong outing
Kansas City defeated Cleveland 4-0 behind a sharp start by Claude Splittorff who scattered two singles through eight innings. May delivered RBI singles and Patek added a run on a single, with Rojas driving in the final tally. Cleveland failed to capitalize on its best chance in the fourth.
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Royals
Fred Patek
Rojas
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Ray Fosse
Alex Johnson
del Unser
Johnson
Indians
Fosse
Graig Nettles
Buddy Bell
Cleveland
Kansa City
G. Perry
Riddleberger
L—G. Perry
Kansas City
Mayberry
Major League Standings and Scores Mixed Across Teams
The standings show Minnesota leading with 4 4 0 results against New York and Baltimore 12 California 2 Detroit 2 Chicago 0 Kansas City 4 Cleveland 0 Oakland 3 Milwaukee 1 Texas 4 Boston 6. Several games feature individual player highlights such as Perry at New York Peterson Wood and Wilkos with lifts. Other matchups include Cleveland at Kansas City Montgomery 0.05 and Boston at Texas Gogolowshi.
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Perry
New York
Peterson
Chicago
Wood
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Loki
Oakland
Hunter
Mahwaukee
Lockwood
Cleveland
Wilcos
Kansas City
Montgomery
Boston
Texas
Gogolowshi
Messersmith
Baltimore
Cuellar
Yesterday's Results Across Cities and Teams
Summary of last nights scores shows Chicago edging Cincinnati and St Louis 10 to 7, Houston 2 beat Atlanta 13 to 3, Pittsburgh 3 beat Philadelphia 0, San Diego 0 lost to New York 6, Los Angeles defeated Montreal and San Francisco 6 to 0. Other results include Cincinnati at Chicago and Montreal at San Francisco with various players credited in boxscore notes.
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Walker
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Icm
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Pappas
Torres
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Stoo Lours
Philade Pina
Carton
Joan Diego
Ariin
Firemen Softball Schedule Torn by Rough Scribble
A garbled OCR listing shows a Firemen softball schedule with scattered city names and venues from New York area towns such as Ridge, Woodshore, Bransvik, and New Market. It mentions May dates with matchups at Woodshore and Bransvik and other unclear locations, reflecting a disrupted old local sports page.
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Tony Pimantsburg
Ibeswestorn
New York
Bretick
Withersvallt
Bransvick
Pride
Bamars Mall
Hooky Ridge
Lhent
Wolke
Assis
Trimitsburg
Weadstiy
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Iberty
Baaddddochk
Woodshore
Ibert
Teva Paulswich
Biiddotk
Wokerst
Vida Blue contract talks collapse again in Chicago
Baseball negotiators led by owner Charles Finley and pitcher Vida Blue failed to reach a deal after Blue and his attorney refused to endorse a statement for the press. The marathon session at the Drake Hotel began Thursday and ended with Blue returning to California and Finley sticking to a $50,000 offer.
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Finley
Associated Press
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William G. Myers
Bowie Kuin
Baseball
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Cy Young
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