Bucks Top Warriors To Even Playoffs
Milwaukee guard Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored 25 points including nine in the decisive third as the Bucks beat Golden State 118-93 to tie the Western Conference semifinal at 1-1. Curtis Perry and Bob Dandridge added 22 and 21. Nate Thurmond led the Warriors with 32.
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Orioles cut two players from AL champion roster
The Baltimore Orioles assigned out fielder Rich Coggin and left handed pitcher Bobby O'Brien to their minor league training base at Biscayne College in Miami. The moves reduce the roster to 26, one above opening day limit, and both will join the Rochester farm club. Coggin at 21 batted .282 with 20 homers last season. O'Brien, also 21, was part of the Dodgers trade for Frank Robinson.
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Campanella Hospitalized In Critical Condition In New York
Roy Campanella, Hall of Fame catcher for the Dodgers, was reported in critical condition at Grasslands Hospital in Valhalla New York after a reported unconscious arrival by police. Doctors said bulletins will be issued twice daily while he remains hospitalized.
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Black Moses and Bethesda Barons win FCC tournament games
Black Moses defeated Melody Inn 69 to 66 ending a 31 game winning streak. Bethesda Barons won 76 to 58 over Barton Bank. Sam Harper led Black Moses with 20 points. Bob Wooten scored 21 for Melody Inn. Hodgson led Bethesda with 20 points. Lambertson 14 for Barton Bank.
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Bullets and Knicks Vie In Eastern Semifinals Showdown
Baltimore hosts New York in a best of seven playoff series opener as the Bullets, 38 44, claim home court over the Knicks. Coach Gene Shue vows to attack with a fast break and the two teams renew a fierce postseason rivalry.
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Hawks Must Rebound Better In Game 2
Atlanta Hawks coach Richie Guerin says rebound control is essential after Boston Celtics crushed them 126-108 in Game 1. Celtics dominated boards 62-46 crafting 15 easy fast breaks, while Lou Hudson led Hawks with 17 points in a narrow opening lead. Boston seeks second playoff win as Hawks face uphill battle.
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Three Deadlocked For Lead At Greensboro Tourney
Julius Boros shares the first round lead at the Greater Greensboro Open with a 66 alongside J C Snead and Miller Barber. Bruce Crampton Deane Bem an Ken Still Rod Curl and Allen Miller sit one stroke back at 67 while Lee Trevino headlines a group at 68 including Doug Sanders and Paul Harney. Arnold Palmer shoots 69 amid a double bogey and near misses.
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Redskins Colts benefit softball game canceled at RFK
Washington Redskins and Baltimore Colts called off their April 15 charity softball game after the District of Columbia Armory Board denied RFK Stadium use. Proceeds would have benefited Children’s Hospital United Givers Fund Red Cloud Indian Athletic Club and the stadium. Board cited stadium readiness and a May 22 World Series event as reasons, suggesting late May or early June, but players would not be available then.
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Frederick Community College Invitational Started at New FCC Gym
School athletic director Carl Emerick proposed a regional rec league basketball tournament at the FCC gym. He teamed with Sonny Blank of the Brownies Restaurant Rec League, aiming to feature top local talent and former college players from Western Maryland and possibly Washington DC. The first annual event is underway with plans to make it a tradition.
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Recreation Tourney At FCC draws Western Maryland teams
Emerick predicts Frederick FCC Invitational becomes the biggest in Western Maryland and the Washington area drawing 13 teams from local and regional programs. The event proceeds tomorrow after Good Friday with next games scheduled next Monday, Friday, and Saturday.
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Michigan Sets 1971 National Single Game Attendance Record
Michigan drew a national record crowd of 104 016 for a 1971 home game against Ohio State, setting a landmark in college football attendance at the time.
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Cavaliers Beat Cortland State In Hero's Invitational Opener
Virginia defeated Cortland State 9-7 as Tom Duquette led the Cavaliers with four goals and four assists while Cortland State rallied from a 5-2 halftime deficit before John Pherenz and Sal Taormino sealed the win. In earlier action Virginia crushed Denison 20 8 with Duquette contributing four goals and four assists.
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