Celtics edge Knicks 97 96 in tense Easter Division clash
In a final 17 seconds at Boston Garden, Havlicek and Frazier battled on defense and offense as Willis Reed fed Frazier before Havlicek knocked the inbound pass free. Reed’s late scores followed by Bryant and Barnett free throws secured a 97 96 Celtics win and a 3-1 series lead.
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Fall Guy tale and USC football chatter dominates page
National hockey injury rumor shifts to a head injury tale while USC football notes spotlight scrimmage gains. Architect Luckman eyed Rams control with partner JKC. college prospects, pro scouts, and edge notes from USC, UCLA, and campus events fill the rest.
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Santia Hired as Poly High Grid Coach
Thirty five year old T hil Sanlia, who has coached Al El Segundo High the last four years, has been hired to replace Al Mala as varsity football coach at Poly. Matz, 41, has resigned to become vice principal at North Park Jr. High in Pico Rivera, a position he assumes today.
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Canadiens Take 4-2 Victory To Lead Series 2-0
Montreal Canadiens defeated Boston Bruins 4-2 to take a 2-0 lead in the best of seven Stanley Cup playoff series. Sarge Savard tied the game late in regulation and Mickey Redmond scored the winner in sudden death overtime, with Jean Beliveau earlier forcing overtime. Johnny Bucyk had given Boston the lead late, behind Gump Worsley.
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Orioles blank Senators as Palmer and Phoebus shine
Jim Palmer pitched five innings and Ton Phoebus added a two hitter to pace the Baltimore Orioles to a 9-0 win over the Washington Senators. Frank Robinson homered, and Merv Rettenmund and Paul Blair added solo shots as Baltimore built a big fourth inning.
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Kentucky Wins 105 104 In Overtime To Take Series Lead
Olliver Darden scored six points in overtime and Darel Garrier nailed late free throws to push the Kentucky Colonels past the Indiana Pacers 105 104 in the Eastern Division playoff opener. Pacers guard Fred Lewis forced OT with a late jumper as Willie Murrell led Miami to a 107 win over Minnesota.
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Banks Hits Go-Ahead Single as Cubs Rally to Win
Ernie Banks delivered a one-nut single for the winning run as the Chicago Cubs scored three in the ninth to beat the Montreal Expos 7-0. Cubs led 8-4 after Banks sacrifice fly and a Stoneman wild pitch. Expos' Mack Jones drove in four in a losing effort.
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