Knicks Take 2-1 Lead as Reed and Monroe Star
Willis Reed scored 22 and Earl Monroe 21 as the New York Knicks outlasted the Los Angeles Lakers 87-83 to seize a 2-1 lead in the NBA finals at Madison Square Garden. Wilt Chamberlain limited to five points while West sat out the fourth quarter with hamstring injuries, and Frazier closed with two late free throws.
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Willis Reed
Earl Monroe
Jerry West
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West
New York Knicks
Los Angeles
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Wilt Chamberlain
Madison Square Garden
Knicks
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Keith Erickson
Walt Frazier
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Wilt
Permian Grid Drills Open With Rebuilding Effort
Permian High School opens a 21 day spring football program under new head coach John Wilkins and staff. Key seniors depart from the 1972 14 0 Panthers as 62 varsity candidates and 77 JV hopefuls begin drills, with depth chart outlines and position battles on offense and defense.
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Joe Bizzell
David Shipman
Greg Davis
Grady Wilkerson
Scott Mann
Gil Bartosh
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Permian
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Littlefield
Cameron
Wilkins
Jack Jacobson
Gene McCanlies
James Segrest
Gary Golightly
Ron Mayberry
Mike Neeley
Varsity
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Hood
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Andy Burk
Bob McDougal
Jerry Burger
Rusty Pounds
Mike Herron
Ray Nunez
Herron
Ronnie Gentry
Nunez
Dorados Take Doubleheader in Baseball Sweep
The Odessa Dorados defeated the Fort Stockton Sonics 3-2 and 19-2 in a Sunday doubleheader. Pitcher Bill Wirwahn improved to 2-0 with a one hitter and 14 strikeouts in game one, while Bobby Hernandez pitched a three hitter with eight strikeouts in game two and drove in six runs with three hits. The Doradoes move to 4-1 and schedule a twinbill next Sunday at San Angelo against the Southside Angels.
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Winners Losers and F M White STATE MEET MEANDERINGS
A sprawling roundup from a Texas state meet notes subdued drama around discus and track, mentions A&M aides and recruits, and includes Pot Pourri items about Sonora and Steve Street. It surveys UIL realignment talk, class structure, and the rising interest in girls athletics with sharp, humorous asides.
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Bob Stanley
Donnie Wigginton
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David Shipman
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Pot Pourri — Rice
Bill Whitmore
Austin
Sonora
Steve Street
Rice Grid
al Conover
Bailey Marshall
University Interscholastic League
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Galveston Ball
Oklahoma
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Marshal
Texas
Hurst Bell
Putnam
Marfa Sweeps Doubleheader Against La Linda of Mexico
The Marfa Indians swept a Sunday doubleheader over La Linda of Mexico, winning 84 in the opener and 11-10 in the nightcap. Ricky Guevara earned the win in the first game with Elis Sanchez Eddie Rivera and Tony Lujan hitting homers. Lujan homered again in game two as Jimmy Lujan got the mound win. Marfa hosts the Torah Vikings next Sunday at 1 p.m.
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Mexico
Elis Sanchez
Eddie Rivera
Tony Lujan
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