Sixers End Celtics Win Streak In Boston
Philadelphia 76ers upset Boston 109 100 ending the Celtics 13 game home playoff run at Boston Garden. Lloyd Free ignited late scoring 22 points with 13 in a stretch and Julius Erving added 27 as Caldwell Jones hauled 15 rebounds.
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Celtics
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Philadelphia 76Ers
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Lloyd Free
Free
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Gene (Shue
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Caldwell Jones
Reed's 236 Opens Aggie's Scorecard But Rails Final Session
Agnes Higgins reports Ruth Reed delivering a 236 game and a 584 series in the final session of the Early Couples league at Norwalk Center. Multiple bowlers, including Kelly Rahrig 211/598 and Nancy Lindenberger 133 average with a 203/504, posted strong scores across several leagues at Kenilee Lanes and nearby centers.
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Ruth Reed
Norwalk Center
Kelly Rahrig
Nancy Lindenberger
Mike Lindenberger
Kathryn Myers
Gene Walker
Connie Bartow
Jack Stewart
Weisenberger
Owls
John Warner
Jerry Lykins
Elmer Schwan
Harold Grimmer
Moose
Harold Ehrman
Dale Braden
Art Walker
Roger Liston
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Barb Fraley
Doug Lanerman
Harry Thompson
Dorothy Thompson
James Hamons
VFW
James Bowling
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Art Meyer
Janesville
Larry Becker
Becker
Auto Electric
Steve Deehr
Maple City Ice
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John Mauri
George Service
Chuck Loden
Hank Reynolds
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Jack Kramer
Wilcox Machine
Bill Kaltenbach
Parson's
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Fred Balduff
Sandvick Motors
Clete Fries
Scheid Electric
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Jim Brooker
Kuhlman Machine
John Smillie
Bob Krull
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Huron County Bank
Angelo Cerilli
Pete Motolik
Norwalk Furniture
Steve Meagrew
Jess McGuck
Day
John Scheid
Fanny Farmer
George Dague
Schild
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Don Minor
Deeble
Ralph Blakely
Gary Thompson
Dennis Blakely
Elenbaas
Jerry Davis
Greg Lonsway
Sheller Globe
Larry Beck
Sunoco
DeWitt Wadsworth
Mercer
Paul Lehnert
Palmer
Baseball standings and results National and American Leagues
A dense recap lists NL East and West standings with teams like St Louis Montreal Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia Los Angeles Atlanta Houston San Francisco San Diego Cincinnati and Chicago. Results from Friday include Cincinnati Chicago Montreal San Francisco Pittsburgh New York St Louis Philadelphia Atlanta Los Angeles San Diego Houston. Saturday schedules feature multiple interleague clashes and doubleheaders across cities including Cincinnati San Francisco Montreal and New York.
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Pittsburgh
New Yorks
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Houston
San Francisco
San Diego
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Zachry
Bonham
Montefusco
Brown
Griffin
Sawyer
Andujar
Bannister
Kison
Espinosa
Forsch
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Hooten
Ruthven
Wwl
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Milwaukee T . Baltimore
Toronto
Cleveland
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Detroit
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Minnesota
Kansas City
Texas
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York
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Wise
Singer
Palmer
Roberts
Ellis
Figueroa
Fitzmorris
Dobson
Leonard
Thomas
Stone
Umbarger
Goltz
Alexander
Travers
Hartzell
Seattle Slew Seeks Derby Prep in Wood Memorial
Seattle Slew aims for Kentucky Derby glory and a $66,480 payout in the 1 1/8 mile Wood Memorial at Aqueduct. The 1-5 favorite from trainer Billy Turner with jockey Jean Cruguet seeks a final prep before May 7, facing seven rivals including Obliterator and Catalan in a nationally televised race.
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UPI
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Mickey
Karen Taylor
Aqueduct
Bold Reasoning
Charmer
Foolish Pleasure
Bold Forbes
Jean Cruguet
Hialeah
Billy Turner
Taylors
ABC
Danbury Lakeside overwhelms Flyers in junior high meet
Danbury Lakeside defeated St. Paul Flyers 78 to 36 as Mike Conley led with three first places in the long jump 14-11 the 100 dash 12.0 and the 220 dash 27. Dennis Missler won the high jump 4-8 while Jim Leitz led the Flyers in shot put 39-12. Dave Burton and others claimed seconds and thirds as St. Paul slipped to 0-2 ahead of a Lakeside rematch.
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St. Paul
Danbury Lakeside
Flyers
Conley
Jim Leitz
Dennis Missler
Dave Burton
John Roth
Missler
Jerry Simon
Burton
Lakeside
Barber tops New Orleans Open with bunker shot
Miller Barber carded a six under par 66 after a 75 foot bunker chip to tie Craig Stadler for the lead in the rain delayed New Orleans Open as George Knudson joined Tom Watson and four others at four under. Stadler rested in a motel five miles away awaiting the restart.
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New Orleans
UPI
Miller Barber
Craig Stadler
Barber
Stadler
George Knudson
Knudson
Tom Watson
Mariners Turn In First Triple Play Of 1977
The Seattle Mariners completed the majors first triple play of 1977 in the fourth inning against the Kansas City Royals. With Amos Otis on first and Darrell Porter at bat, a grounder by Porter led to a force at second and a relay to first for a 2-4-3 triple play.
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Seattle
UPI
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Royals
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Paquette
Jose Baez
John Mayberry
Amos Otis
Manberry
Otis
Mariner
Glenn Abbott
Darrell Porter
Craig
Reynolds
Dan Meyer
Porter
Mayberry
Meyer
Players Needed for Lefty Grove Junior Division Baseball
The Lefty Grove Junior Division seeks about 25 players aged 9 to 10 to fill rosters for summer baseball. Interested participants should contact Mrs Leona Alfred Preston as soon as possible.
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Leona
Alfred) Preston
Sprint Cars Invade Sandusky at USAC National Meet
USAC National Sprint Cars race at Sandusky International Speedway on Sunday May 1 with eight states represented. Duane Pancho Carter Jr headlines the entry list alongside Billy Cassela who won last season’s 40 lap feature at Perkins Avenue. Time trials start at 1 00 PM followed by racing at 2 30 PM with two lap qualifications and heat races leading to a semi feature and 40 lap main event.
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Sandusky International Speedway
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Pancho” Carter
Carter
Billy Cassela
Weirton
West Virginia
Cassela
Perkins Avenue Oval
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