Bucks land Benson Johnson and Grunfeld in 1977 NBA draft
New York AP reports the Milwaukee Bucks won the No. 1 pick and signed Kent Benson to a six year deal. Marques Johnson, UCLA star, joined Milwaukee along with Ernie Grunfeld as part of a draft haul that also included Otis Birdsong and other high profile selections in the 1977 NBA draft.
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Geiberger Finishes Round With 59 In Memphis
Al Geiberger reached the 59 mark in the Danny Thomas Memphis Classic second round at Colonial Country Club. He hit all fairways and greens with no bogeys or fives, finishing 13 under par on a 7,193 yard course. He led rookie Keith Fergus by six strokes with a 131 two rounds.
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Robinson wins fifth AAU long jump title at UCLA
Arnie Robinson leaps 27 feet to win the AAU National Championships at Drake Stadium. He secures a spot on the U S team for the World Cup Games in Dusseldorf, West Germany. Anthony Carter finishes third, Charlton Ehizuelen second, and James Owens defeats Charles Foster in a rare dead heat 13.49 seconds.
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Starlets sweep Clay Center in twin bill softball
Newton Starlets beat Clay Center B s 7-6 and 15-5 in a doubleheader as Gail Seiler and Bernice Wedel lead with key hits. Janelle Miller pitched both victories, boosting Newton to 8-6 on the season with next action at Kingman.
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Recreation leagues softball and baseball results across multiple grades
Thursday and Tuesday results show J P Tire, Hesston, Circle E, Gilmores, Newton Businessmen, and many others posting wins in men s softball, along with Pee Wee and grade school baseball as St Mary s Giants, Hesston, Yankees, Panhandle Eastern, and Raiders compete. Notable performances include Home Runs by Jerry Yee Don Rau Bob Thompson and Stacey Rhoades with multiple RBI and 3-for-4 efforts.
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Wohlford Delivers as Brewers Edge Royals 4-3
Jim Wohlford doubled and scored the go ahead run in the seventh inning as Milwaukee beat his old team, Kansas City, 4-3. Cecil Cooper followed with a clutch two run double after an earlier Royals error helped fuel a comeback tied at 3-3.
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Winkles named Oakland A's manager after McKeon shock
Bobby Winkles was hired as the Oakland Athletics manager after Jack McKeon was fired. Winkles, 47, takes over a team mired at 2-27, six games out in the AL West, with Vida Blue and Bill North as standouts among few remaining veterans.
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Tanana extends shutout streak with 1-0 win over Indians
Frank Tanana allowed only two hits for his 10th victory and fifth shutout as Bobby Bonds hit a second inning homer. The Athletics? No, the Angels beat Cleveland 1-0. Other AL results include New York over Minnesota 4-1 and Baltimore 6-1. Pirates, Reds, Cubs, Astros, Cardinals, Phillies win in NL.
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Lanier and Lynch weigh NFL retirement with Chiefs
Kansas City veteran linebackers Willie Lanier and Jim Lynch face whether to return for another season with the Chiefs. Lanier contemplates family, future, and football while Lynch weighs his post NFL plans. Both emphasize doing what’s best for all parties involved as camp approaches.
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Tennis Courts Reserved For Newton Lessons At Centennial Park
Centennial Park tennis courts unavailable to the public on Tuesdays and Thursdays 6 30 p m to 8 30 p m for six weeks. Newton Recreation Commission reserves the courts for tennis lessons starting Tuesday June 14. Two sessions of three weeks each, with Phil Scott conducting the program and openings remaining.
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