Knicks Face Lakers After Celtics Win in N B A Final
The New York Knicks, led by Walt Frazier, dismissed the Boston Celtics 94 78 to reach the NBA championship round. Frazier endured a slow start with only two first quarter points as New York seized momentum and issued a bold challenge to the Los Angeles Lakers.
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New York Knicks
Los Angeles Lakers
Walt Frazier
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Frazier
New York
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
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Celtics
Dave Cowens
Jo Jo White
Lakers
Los Angeles
California
Red Holzman
Holzman
Dean Meminger
Earl Monroe
Meminger
Cowens
White
Tommy Heinsohn
Vikings-Nudge OU on Cinders
Marshall Missouri Valley edged Ottawa University 77 68 in a dual track meet as Mo Valley grabbed nine event wins and sealed the victory with a close mile relay finish Ottawa’s Mike Barbera led with wins in high jump triple jump and broad jump while Don Wendt Kellogg Seeley Daugharthy Purdy and Love posted multiple event wins for OU in a weather affected day at Kansas City and Shenandoah events ahead for Graceland Relays and Heart of America Carnival meanwhile in Missouri State baseball swept Colorado and Missouri Tigers for a three game set at Columbia with a 7 6 10 inning win lifting OSU to 12 2 in Big Eight standings.
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Orlis Cox Field
Curt Helf
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Chris Chaney
Cats
Jim Rose
Helf
Rob Richardson
Russell Bennett
Bob Lusk
Lusk
Chaney
Rex Cummings
Dick Diminuco
Diminuco
Cummings
Bennett
Gorden Echtenkamp
Larry Morris
Richardson
Echtenkamp
Morris
Mike Green
Scott Bates
Mark Holman
Green
Dick Diminico
Greg Moffitt
Diminico
Benish
Bob Triple
Holman
Bruce Eybel
Washburn University
Grogan Leads Wildcats In Spring Game Victory
Kansas State quarterback Steve Grogan directed an 80 yard fourth quarter drive to lift the Purples to a 20-17 win over the Whites in the annual spring game. He scored on a 39 yard run as coach Vince Gibson praised the wind impacted drive.
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Kansas State Wildcats
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Wildcats
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Gibson
Kansas
Robert Docking
James McCain
Kansas State University
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Europe
David Livingston
Bill Sinovic
Don Calhoun
Calhoun
Wadkins wins Byron Nelson Classic after late burst
Lanny Wadkins defeats Dan Sikes in a dramatic playoff to claim the Byron Nelson Classic crown worth 150000 dollars. Wadkins birdied five of the last seven holes including a clutch 15-footer on 18, sealing a par on the first playoff hole in windy conditions. Rachel Wadkins, 23, cheered as the victory aired nationally.
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Lanny Wadkins
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Dan Sikes
Osawatomie and Lee's Summit win Baker Relays titles
Osawatomie TAKES Division II honors and Lee's Summit dominates Division I at the Baker Relays. Lee's Summit 123 points. Hickman Mills 76. Ruskin 61. Southwest 31. Lincoln 24. Baldwin led Division II with 541% points. Harrisonville, Eudora, Council Grove trail. Four meet records fall including Rusty Hodge in shot and discus. Dennis Artz of Council Grove sets 4:23.9 mile.
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Iola
Leroy
Axtell
Yates Center
Wellsville
Blue Valley
Central Heights
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Hodge
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