Cyclones stumble in first day at state indoor meet
Ottawa high suffered setbacks Friday night at the state 3-A indoor meet but remains the team to beat for the title. Key performers Randy Brownrigg Arlie Watts and Mike Wallace failed to medal in early rounds. Wellington threatens with strong 440 and 880 showings while Ottawa’s mile relay crew clocked 3 34.4 to reach the finals.
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McMillian Fills Shoes in Lakers 2 0 Edge over Bulls
Lakers beat Chicago 105 95 to take a 2 0 lead in the Western Conference semifinals as rookie McMillian shuffles into Jerry West’s role scoring 26 and 2 Friday night. Wilt Chamberlain added points and rebounds while Goodrich led with 29.
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NBA Playoffs Scores Across Eastern and Western Semis
The Associated Press recap shows Baltimore beating Philadelphia 119 to 107 to tie the series 1-1 in the East. Los Angeles tops Chicago 105 as the Lakers take a 2-0 lead in the West. Saturday games include Albany at New York with New York leading 1-0 in the East semi.
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Pair Of Old Records Fall In Kansas Indoor Meet
In Manhattan AP report notes two prelim records in the state high school indoor track meet. Jimmy Swanson Sharon Springs cleared 6 feet 4 inches in 1A high jump and Tom Tucker Johnson ran 5.1 in the 2A quarter mile. Randy Smith Wichita East clocked 4:15.8 in 5A but fell short of Jim Ryan's 1965 4:07.2. Finals proceed with about 1,500 athletes from 243 schools.
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Colonels Lead East as Pacers Near West Playoff Edge
Kentucky Colonels expanded their East Division lead by defeating New York 122-115 to virtually secure second place. Nets guard Rick Barry scored 42, while Cols trio Is rel Powell and Ligon each had 19. Indiana edged Dallas 127-126 in overtime as Virginia beat Utah 119-112. Carolina beat Memphis 120-118 as Lehmann 31 and Verga 22 led the Squires.
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ABA Roundup of Game Scores Across Regions
Virginia beat Utah 130 to 112 while Kentucky defeated New York 122 115 and Carolina toppled Memphis 120 118. Indiana posted 127 to Texas 126 in overtime as Utah edged Pittsburgh in a late session. New York clashed with Florida in Kami, and Carolina faced Virginia in Roanoke while Texas played Denver at Ft. Collins Colorado.
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Giants Ruf Willies Propel 2-0 Exhibition Win Over Padres
Baseball Roundup reports the San Francisco Giants beat the San Diego Padres 2-0 as Tom Phoebus struggles with the Willie Willies. Willie Mays and Willie McCovey hit long home runs after Chris Spier’s first inning single. Other exhibitions: Mets over Twins 5-3, White Sox over Cardinals 5-0, Reds over Red Sox 10-5, Nationals over Kansas City 6-5, Astros over Expos 8-4, Cubs over Brewers 12-3, California over Oakland 4-2, Indians over Tokyo Orions 7-6, Tigers over Phillies 10-9, Yankees over Orioles 3-2.
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Bowling Scores On Wednesday And Thursday Ladies Leagues
Bowling standings show top scores across several leagues including Wednesday’s Thousewives Deuces Wild with Hickman 157 423 and Yester 143 332 for Stumblers, plus Thursday nights heavy hitters like Rien 440 and Bennett 437. Other high marks include Hughes 203 446 and Wilson 536 for Richmond Co op, and Everettts 196 512 in Twilight League while Ottawa Bus posts 588.
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NCAA Head Sees No Fight With Pros
Walter Byers, NCAA executive director, says no plan to fight professional signings of collegians. He notes a federal ruling labeling the NCAA rule unconstitutional and discusses implications for Johnny Neumann and other players. Byers criticizes pro teams as an economic armlock on athletes.
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NBA settles Haywood dispute with Seattle and draft questions
The NBA ends court action against Spencer Haywood with Seattle allowed to play him if a $200,000 fine is paid. Buffalo Braves seek permission to draft Haywood, amid questions about Judge Ferguson’s rulings. Denver Rockets still sue over breach of contract and image rights. Haywood, who left Detroit, played for Denver last season and joined Seattle after ABA Rookie of the Year performance.
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Trevino Tops National Airlines Open Field Amid Windy Round
Lee Trevino and six others tied for first at 136 after three rounds in the National Airlines Open in Miami. Gary Player, who won last week, is among the leaders and warned that windy conditions favor the top contenders. Trevino, defending champion, praised Player while noting his own strong play on par five holes and without bogeys. Bruce Devlin is one stroke back at 137 following a 69.
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Church Volleyball Schedule and Divisions
Church league volleyball action listed for Monday March 29 at Nr. Jr. Hi Gym. Girls junior division games start at 6:00 p.m. with Cal. Bap. and F. Baptist among matchups. Women’s division features F.U. Meth. Nazarene and W. Pres. F. Bible, plus Cal. Bap. vs Foursquare at 9:00 p.m. Men’s division includes F. Luth. versus F Bible at 6:45 and other evening matches through 9:00 p.m.
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