Lakers Lose West as Sharman Rates Bulls Win
Chicago Bulls defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 96-86 as coach Bill Sharman lamented the season ending injury to guard Jerry West. Sharman praised Chicago's disciplined defense and said West's absence leaves the Lakers hurting in many areas, jeopardizing playoff hopes.
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Bill Sharman
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Jerry West
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Bulls
West
Lakers
Jerry
Nixon invited to throw first pitch amid tense political climate
Baseball lured President Nixon to open day games in Cincinnati Baltimore or Anaheim with Kuhn insisting the invitation shows government support. The piece charts historic first pitches by Taft Wilson Harding Eisenhower and others, noting Nixon’s hoped for popularity at the park amid national politics and a Bulls Lakers playoff game context.
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House Judiciary Committee
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Whittier College
Pennsylvania Avenue
San Clemente
Key Biscayne
Camp David
Grand City
Willie
Merbert Hoover
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Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Richard
Ziegler
Yankees
Marianne Moore
Simon and Garfunkel
San Francisco
George Christopher
Norris Poulson
Los Angeles
Kuhn
William Howard Taft
Taft
Clark Griffith
Woodrow Wilson
Wesleyan
Warren Harding
Grace Coolidge
Wisconsin
Cunningham Faces Surgery for Kidney Blockage
Billy Cunningham of the Carolina Cougars entered Pennsylvania Hospital for possible surgery to repair a congenital kidney blockage. Team official Carl Scheer said his chances of playing again this season are very, very slight.
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Bucks Beat Celtics As Jabbar Leads In Providence
Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored 28 points with 21 rebounds to lift Milwaukee past Boston 110 to 94 in Providence, holding a mid fourth quarter surge by the Celtics. John McGlocklin added 21 for the Bucks as Philadelphia upset Capital Bullets 95-94 and Cleveland snapped a seven game skid with a 125-121 win over Buffalo.
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Boston
John McGlocklin
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Fred Carter
Capital Bullets
Steve Mix
Phil Chenier
Elvin Hayes
Bullets
Cleveland Cavaliers
Buffalo Braves
Austin Carr
Cavs
Len Wilkens
Braves
Bob McAdoo
Buffalo
Ernie DiGregorio
Golden State Warriors
Jeff Mullins
Phoe
Mahan and Newhall dominate rodeo events in wild weekend
The rodeo showcased Mahan with 73 points on a saddle bronc and Roxie Newhall clocking 14.9 seconds to win the girls barrel race, earning top money. Other feats included Joe Alexander on Empty Ladies posting 70 in bareback, Windmill rider Larry Tarbell at 70 for third, and Bar Chief carrying Greg Ward to first in the World All Around Stock Horse with $2,005.
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Bar Chief
Greg Ward
Ray Dassel
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Cho Ci Planchett
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Tim Whitney
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Patti Pellum
Pleasant Grove
Trin
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Wayne Havens
Mary Harbison
Linda Payoleh
Mollister
Alvin Deal
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Larry Mahan
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Ace Berry
Aodesla
Marty Gackstrom
Wickenburg
Ariz
Dannie Yanted
Lower Lake
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Bill Terable
Chi Maney
Sen Luis Colsos
Lee
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Rodney Tome
The
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Bruce Halthouse
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Cady
Wye
Sammy Thurnvsn
Sealtsdale
AML
Bammile Johnson
Waryn Jolly
Meeteo
Mac Sheen Hava
Gach
Bull
Larry Atshan
Baltas
Tadesis
Tibalweath
Gary Arzino
San Jose
T Tulare
Leach
Alvin Desi
Red Tobeet
Aira Loma
Gon Mays
Mica
J. Doh Barney
Dakasesti
Ren Metes
Canoga Pass
Howie Acinstan
Newh Tay
Rally Johnson
Tere
Bull Ridinas
Larry
Atbell
Chie Ginssa
Pomianin
George Flournoy
Flournay
Off Road Racing Parker 400 Classes and Roster
Readable fragments list Parker 400 event with multiple classes from 2 wheel drive to 7 and various drivers and locations. Names include John Zink, Dan Barlow, Richard Bahn, Gene Hishtower, Roger Shaw, Dave Beverly, Andrew Pott, Waller Evans, Donald Kayes, and Sherman Gaky among others. Locations span California cities such as Cal, Fresno, Santa Ana, Redlands, Long Beach, and Cypress with scattered mentions of Ventura and Oxnard. The text appears as a garbled roster of entrants and vehicle classes with uncertain details.
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Fungo
Bobby Hy
Suara Oaks
Cal
Sty
Seta
Patarama City
John Zink
Tusa
Chia Witae
Dekatey Minor
Hatnot
Cali Ae
Dave Alten
Takesine
Hemel
Ford Bronco
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Cah
Richard Bahn
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Calf
Gene Hishtower
Bigine
Jeep
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Callf
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Fresno
Valeswagen
Dick Lee
Emet
Bug
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Ban
Diego
Roger Shaw
Redondo
Cali Chass
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Dave Beverly
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Basketball results from Kentucky late Saturday and Sunday
Basketball results from Kentucky report Gonzaga 76 Gaite 51 and Seattle Pac 55 with Puget Sound and other teams scoring irregularly. Sunday results include Beasley and Hampdien with limited legible details and several garbled team names in the recap.
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Sharks Trade Ward To Crusaders In NHL Move
The Sharks traded Ron Ward, last season the league’s second leading scorer, to the Cleveland Crusaders for Billy Young and Ted Hodgson. Ward scored one goal in the game referenced.
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Ron Ward
Worl Hockey Assn
Cleveland Crusaders
Billy Young
Ted Hodgson
Ward
Esposito Reaches 99 Points In NHL Weekend Action
Phil Esposito notched his 47th goal and second assist to hold the NHL lead at 1099 points as Boston blanked Minnesota 4-0. Left wingers Vic Hadfield and Ted Irvine scored, Stan Mikita notched a hat trick in Chicago’s 6-3 win over Pittsburgh, and Bobby Clarke fueled Philadelphia’s 3-1 victory over Montreal. Vancouver beat Buffalo 5-2 as several teams shuffled standings. track coach John Evans of Akron dies after a long tenure reaching 18 years.
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