Bucks And Bullets Reach Semifinals With Knicks
The Milwaukee Bucks beat San Francisco 136 86 to win their first round series four games to one. The Baltimore Bullets defeated Philadelphia 128 120 to take their series four games to three. Chicago defeated Los Angeles 113 99 to force a seventh game. The Bucks and Bullets advance to meet New York and the Chicago Los Angeles survivor.
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Exhibition Results From Richmond And San Francisco Matches
Exhibition results show Washington leading Richmond 25 to 32 at Richmond with McQueen Priddy Kelley King Didier McLain Gogolewski Casanova Billings and McLain L on record. In San Francisco at Tucson and Cleveland games the box shows varied scorers including Alcindor Portma Foster Dunning Mingori Robitson Fosse Suarez Boyd Mullins MyLthin and others with final totals around 86 1355 for San Francisco and Milwaukee.
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Mets Trade Swoboda Sparks Mixed Reactions
Ron Swoboda and Ed Krane pool own The Dugout in Amityville. Swoboda says the trade to the Montreal Expos for Don Hahn and Dick Hacker reflects a chance to play more and proves labor and management aren’t always right or wrong. He notes no remorse and looks forward to contributing with Montreal after six Mets seasons.
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Milton Richman
NEW York
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Mets
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Don Hahn
Dick Hacker
Montreal
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Kranepool
John McHale
Expos
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Gene Mauch
McHale
Tit
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Joan Payson
Frank Lane
Eddie Robinson
Grace Comiskey
White Sox
Baseball scores and highlights from multiple games across cities
In Bradenton and Cincinnati, Detroit and Baltimore, New York and Boston, San Diego and Milwaukee, Houston and Minnesota, Chicago and others, late innings and key HRs shaped results. Veale and Cloninger earned wins, several pitchers recorded decisions, and multiple home runs were hit by Wall, Munson, White, Hogan, and others in varied matchups.
Jury Probes NFL Anti-Trust With Expanded Subpoenas
A federal grand jury in Cleveland resumes an anti trust inquiry into the NFL. Subpoenas demand contracts and records on player stacking boycotting detainment and blacklisting across the 26 teams. Former Cardinal coach Charley Winner testified no blackballing as sessions continue.
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Anti-Trust Division
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Charley Winner
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Winner
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Slalom Winners at Mount Hood Meadows Far West Kandahar
Eric Poulsen of Squaw Valley California won the men's title and Lindy Cochran of Richmond Vermont won the women's title in the Far West Kandahar Slalom held at Mount Hood Meadows over the weekend.
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Reds Open 1971 Season Facing Braves in Opener
By Terry Flynn Cincinnati. The defending NL champion Reds begin 1971 with injuries to three starters from 1970. Bobby Tolan on DL until late May or June, Dave Concepcion out at least two weeks with a dislocated thumb, and Lee May sidelined two weeks with a knee strain. A sellout crowd of 51,726 expected at Riverfront Stadium for the opener against the Atlanta Braves. Gary Nolan vs Phill Niekro. Sparky Anderson optimistic despite injuries.
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Dave Concepcion
Lee May
Riverfront Stadium
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Lebanon
Gary Nolan
Phill Niekro
Sparky Anderson
Pete Rose
Bernie Carbo
Hal McRae
Tony Perez
Tommy Helms
Woody Woodward
Frank Duffy
Johnny Bench
Atlanta
Sonny Jackson
Ralph Garr
Hank Aaron
Orlando Cepeda
Hal King
Felix Millan
Clete Boyer
Marty Perez
Anderson
Probable Opening Day MLB Pitchers Listed by UPI
A list of probable starting pitchers for Opening Day across the American and National Leagues. Notable matchups include Atlanta at Cincinnati, Los Angeles at Houston, Kansas City at California, and New York at Boston with scheduled night games and a follow up Los Angeles at Houston second game.
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Allin Wins Greensboro Open in Sudden Death Thriller
Brian Bud Allin captured the Greater Greensboro Open in a playoff with Rod Funseth and Dave Eichelberger finishing nine under par. Allin birdied the playoff hole from 32 feet after a 69 to seal his first tour victory and earn a Masters berth via Eichelberger.
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Pearce Teeter
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Hal Underwood
Bert Yancey
Tom Weiskopf
Billy Maxwell
Veene
Dean Beman
Dee
Bobby Mitchell
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Dave Eiichelberger
Va. Beats Nets In ABA Playoffs
Virginia Squires guard Charlie Scott scored 29 points and Zelma Beaty had 32 points and 15 rebounds as Utah Stars beat the Texas Chaparrals 113-101. Kentucky Colonels led 2-0 in their series after Luie Dampier scored 28 and Dan Issel 26 in a 120-110 win over the Floridians.
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Aventura Tennis Classic Ends With Cliff Drysdale Victory
Cliff Drysdale of South Africa defeated Rod Laver of Australia 6 2 6 4 3 6 4 to win the Texas $10,000 first prize at the Aventura Tennis Classic. UPI reporting notes series results from the semifinals and various standings, including Kentucky Florida New York Utah Texas scores.
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