Cowens Leads Celtics To Tie As Series Heads To Game Seven
Dave Cowens scored 26 points and grabbed 14 rebounds to spark Boston past New York 110 100, tying the Eastern Conference finals at 3 3. Havlicek lauded Cowens while Willis Reed and Jerry Lucas were defensively contained as Boston staged a 16 4 finish after a 5 14 drought. Sunday's winner advances to face Los Angeles in the NBA final.
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Knicks
Boston
John Havlicek
Dave Cowens
National Basketball Association
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Jerry Lucas
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Jo Jo White
Tom Heinsohn
Don Chaney
Don Nelson
Walt Frazier
Earl Monroe
Celts
St Paul High selects 11 cheerleaders for squads
Six varsity and five reserve cheerleaders were chosen after judging. Varsity honorees are Janis Kluding Cathy Leitz Katie Fritz Kam Amato Mary Ann Hertenstein and Nancy Sheehan. Reserves include Ellen Kline Sharon Spaar Pattie Hertenstein Marilyn Fisher and Sue Kluding.
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Janis Kluding
Cathy Leitz
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Ellen Kline
Sharon Spaar
Pattie Hertenstein
Marilyn Fisher
Sue Kluding
Hipsher signs national letter to Bowling Green
Fostoria High School athlete Dan Hipsher has committed to attend Bowling Green State University through a national letter of intent. The deal aims to join BG after high school, signaling a major college basketball recruitment for the student.
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Bowling Green, Ohio
UPI
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Fostoria High School
Bowling Green State University
Busby Throws No-Hitter Versus Tigers For Royals
Kansas City rookie Steve Busby, 23, pitched the American League's first no hitter since 1970, a 3-0 victory over Detroit. He walked six, escaped a seventh inning jam, and secured the win as the Royals celebrate their franchise’s first no-hitter.
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UPI
Steve Busby
Kansas City Royals
Jim Busby
Detroit Tigers
Royals
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Tigers
Vida Blue
Jim Perry
Minnesota
Blue
Busby
Bill Freehan
Dick McAuliffe
Norm Cash
Rich Reese
Berks We Pines and The Cleveland Perry Preview
Sparse schedule notes list Berks We Pines facing Cleveland Perry at 3-2 and 11 p m Milwaukee Bell visiting Stanhouse at 2-2 and 0-2 with an unclear 8 30 p m time. The fragmentary text lacks full context or results.
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Cleveland
Perry
May
Milwaukee Bell
Stanhouse
Reynolds Quits As Mapleton Coach And England Teacher
Veteran Mapleton High football coach Jim Reynolds resigns his duties at Mapleton Local Schools. No reason given. Reynolds may stay on as track coach and English teacher. Applications for the vacant football position are being accepted by the district superintendent.
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Mapleton High
Jim Reynolds
Mapleton
John E. Camp
Reynolds
Firelands
Black River
New London
South Central
Ohio
Wildcats Sweep Plymouth In Track Meet
New London defeated Plymouth 76 to 51 as New London won four of five field events led by Mark Hardesty in the discus. Terry Knudsen won the pole vault, Brian Granneman the high jump, and Jim Berg the long jump. Bobby Williams and Kevin Randelman each had two wins for the Cats.
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New London
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Mark Hardesty
Dave Nicode
Ray Mencl
Terry Knudsen
Steve Johnson
Rick Reynolds
Brian Granneman
Mark Mullins
Phil Collins
Jim Berg
Nick Parsons
Wayne Blankenship
Plymouth
Hardesty
Doug Clark
Bobby Williams
Kevin Randelman
Cats
Williams
Berg
Randleman
Granneman
John Ferber
Mullins
Signature of Parent or Guardian Tryouts for Boys
Lefty Grove League holds tryouts for nine and ten year olds at 9 30 a m on May 5 at the VFW Field. Participants must be born between August 1 1963 and July 31 1964 and reside in the Norwalk School District. Each boy must bring this form and a glove.
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VFW
Norwalk
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Wilcox earns win as Indians top Angels 6 2 in Anaheim
Cleveland starter Milt Wilcox, coming off relief duties, defeats Nolan Ryan and the California Angels 6 2. Spikes, Duncan, and Lolich homer, Lolich drives in two, while Ryan suffers his first loss of the year. Perry faces May in the nightcap of the series.
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Charlie Spikes
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Ron Lolich
Lolich
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Spikes
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Gaylord Perry
Rudy May
Weather Hurls Shutout Weather Hurls Shutout
Heavy rain rained out a spring sports slate including five baseball games two tennis matches and a golf match. Truckers at Shelby and Bellevue Norwalk tennis were postponed while St. Paul Plymouth tennis and Flyer Edison golf may be rescheduled. Track teams St Paul Willard Monroeville are listed for Ottawa Hills Ontario and Comet Relays.
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Bowling Green Leads Undefeated Four-Mile Relay at Penn Relays
Olympic gold medalist Dave Wottle fronts Bowling Green's record setting four mile relay team entering the 79th Penn Relays. After a Drake Relays best of 16 19.6 the Falcons face Villanova Penn Tennessee and Navy in a bid for back to back titles.
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UPI
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Bowling Green
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Falcons
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Tennessee
Navy
Aggie's Scorecard Picks Up Big Scores In City League
Nick Georgiafandis reached 603 for Citizen's National Bank in a Wednesday Nite City League event. The Stroh's team won the league title with strong scores from multiple players, while the Bee Hive Queens captured the league crown in the separate Hit for Misses and Fun Nite notices.
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Citizen’s National Bank
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Ted McClaren
Columbia Gas
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Wonder Bar
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Pat Dillingham
van Dresser’s
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