Lakers Knicks meet tonight in pivotal third game
In the NBA finals the Lakers say they fear psychological drift if DeBusschere sits. New York plans to start Phil Jackson with DeBusschere listed as probable reserve amid a strained side. ABC televises the 8:30 p.m. EDT showdown from Madison Square Garden.
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Dave DeBusschere
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K. C. Jones
Lakers
Bill Sharman
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Knicks
Madison Square Garden
Phil Jackson
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Boston Celtics
Jim McMillian
Red Holzman
de Busschere
Fight continues today on basketball merger
Washington AP reports heads of major sports bodies testifying on a bill to allow a merger of two professional leagues. Sen Sam Ervin chairs the antitrust hearing with NBA and NCAA figures among witnesses, while Marquette University official John Raynor is also listed. The piece notes Marquette’s Jim Chones turning pro and the team’s NCAA tournament disqualification after Bob Lackey questioned his amateur status.
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Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Walt Byers
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Clifford Fagen
National Federation of State High School Associations
George Killian
National Junior College Athletic Association
William Wall
National Association of Basketball Coaches
United Sates
William D. Murray
American Football Coaches Association
John P. Raynor
Marquette Universiy
Marquette
Warriors
Jim Chones
Bruins take 2-0 lead in Stanley Cup series
Bruins edge Rangers 2-1 to seize a two games to none lead in the Stanley Cup final. Eddie Johnston stopped the bid, Ken Hodge and Johnny Bucyk scored and Emile Francis criticized officiating and a late clock error as Boston claimed a tight win.
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Associated Press
Boston
Boston Bruins
Eddie Johnston
Johnny Bucyk
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Rangers
Johnston
Bucyk
Ken Hodge
Emile Francis
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Hodge
Bruce MacGregor
John McKenzie
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Women's Golf Sees TV Attention Rise With Pro Tours
The article notes renewed interest in women's professional golf as television coverage expands and purses grow. It cites the resurgence since Mickey Wright retired and highlights Jane Blalock's recent win as an example of rising prominence in the sport.
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New England
Jane Blalock
Major League Line Scores and Dinah Shore golf note
Scores from American and National League games are listed with pitchers and homers. Also noted is the Dinah Shore Colgate Winners Circle golf event with a $20,000 prize and $110,000 total purse, its TV coverage plans, and Colgate sponsorship. The piece discusses women's golf exposure and sponsor interest.
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Ladies Professional Golfers Association
Hughes Sports Network
Japan
Robert Martin
AA Baseball season opens with strong early showings
From Memphis to El Paso fans enjoy exciting AA baseball. San Antonio Brewers surge under new ownership with a 36,000 attendance in 10 days, close to the 1971 total. El Paso Sun Dodgers boost Dudley Field under Bill Wood and Monty Bascall.
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el Paso Sun Dodgers
Dudley Field
Bill Wood
Monty Basgall
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Midland Cubs
Bobby Adams
al Spangler
Peter Marshall
Hollywood Squares
Midland
Chick O'Malley
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Giants
Denny Sommers
Appleton
Wisconsin
Gordon Maltzberger
Memphis Blues
John Antonelli
Mal Fichman
Hockey playoffs Boston and New York shift series lead
Boston beat New York 2 to 1 to take a 2-0 lead in the NHL best-of-seven series. No game scheduled for Wednesday, with Boston visiting New York on Thursday. In NBA notes Dolph Schayes has played in 15 playoff series, more than any other player. Bob Cousy Hal Geer and Bill Russell each appeared in 13.
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Phil Esposito
Tkaczuk
Esposito
Francis
Boston
Tom Johnson
Bruins
Rangers
New York
Johnston
Gilles Wil
Lemure
Gerry Cheevers
Villemure
Rod Gilbert
Bobby Orr
Bucyk
Montreal
Jean Beliveau
Associated Press
Dolph Schayes
Bob Cousy
Hal Geer
Bill Russell
Golf winners named at municipal course event
Floyd Woods and Ruth Gregory won first place in Scotch foursome at the Municipal Golf Course last Thursday. J. C. Cotton and Freda Blahosky took second. Freda Blahosky had the low score with 93 and was low putter with 28.
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Ruth Gregory
Municipal Golf Course
J. C. Cotton
Freda Blahosky
Key to the Mint wins Derby Trial at Churchill Downs
Key to the Mint ridden by Braulio Baeza won the $22,400 Derby Trial by 2 1/2 lengths at Churchill Downs. No Le Hace, bucking near the finish, finished second after five straight victories. The result sets up potential Derby plans with Key to the Mint and Head of the River, while Dr. Neale and Big Brown Bear also placed in the Trial.
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Key To the Mint
Braulio Baeza
Phil Rubbicco
No le Hace
Churchill Downs
Joseph R. Straus
Louisiana
Arkansas
Elliott Burch
Paul Mellon
Mellon
the Mint
Homer Pardue
Pardue
C. E. Nicholas
Dr. Neale
E. Reinhold
Big Brown Bear
Colt League coaches meeting set for tonight at central fire station
An organization meeting for all persons interested in coaching or working with the Colt League will be held at 7 30 tonight at the central fire station. The Colt League includes boys ages 15 and 16.
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Central Fire Station
Warm-up Exercises for Pitch Hit Throw Program
A guide for young baseball players stresses daily exercise and practice before games to build strength and reduce injuries. It highlights warm up routines for the Official Major League Baseball Pitch Hit and Throw Competition for boys ages 9 to 12, emphasizing leg muscles and running.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Ph&s
Park Avenue
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Williams Questions Perry Hair Tactic In Indians Win
Ted Williams, manager of the Texas Rangers, questioned Gaylord Perry’s pre pitch routine and hair manipulation after Perry baffled Rangers for seven plus innings in Cleveland 4-2 victory. Rangers plan lineup changes aiming for more timely hits.
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Gaylord Perry
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Perry
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Lenny Randle
Elliott Maddox
Dave Nelson
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Steve Mingori
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Tom McCraw
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Ray Fosse
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