Costello Warns Bucks Ready To Explode After Win
Milwaukee Bucks beat the Lakers 91 73 as Larry Costello warned they will explode on the road. He praised the defense for forcing bad Lakers shots and noted Gail Goodrich was held to 10 points while Wilt Chamberlain led with 26 and Lew Alcindor had 22. The series heads to Los Angeles for Games 3 and 4.
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Toronto New York series set 2-2 as Rangers beat Maple Leafs
The Toronto Maple Leafs and New York Rangers split games to reach a 2-2 tie in their NHL playoff series. New York defeated Toronto 4-2 as Ranger coach Emile Francis praised better puck movement and execution, while Boston and Chicago also won to lead their series. Bobby Orr delivered a hat trick for Boston, and Jim Pappin stepped up for Chicago with a hat trick in the clincher against Philadelphia.
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Tolan aims to return as Reds star after Achilles injury
Bobby Tolan details his Achilles rupture on January 6 during basketball with Reds teammates. He explains weeks of rehab, the challenge of running, and hopes to pinch hit in a month, noting past season highs like a .316 average and 16 homers while stressing patience and recovery.
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Walker confronts Regan over alleged spitball in early 1971 game
Dodgers manager Walt Walker accused pitcher Phil Regan of throwing a spitball after a league memo tightened rules. He blamed Regan for using a foreign substance, cited umpire Steiner, and urged enforcement as Regan and fellow Astro Perry denied the claim.
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Bullets Rally Past Knicks 114 88 in playoff bout
Baltimore, playing shorthanded, surged in the third period to rout the Knicks 114 88. Earl Monroe led with 31 points, Marvin 22, as Gus Johnson’s status for Wednesday’s game remains uncertain. Red Holzman cleared the Knicks’ bench late.
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Coody Wins Masters Golf Tournament
Charlie Coody captured the Masters title at Augusta with a nine under par 279, finishing two strokes ahead of Jack Nicklaus and John Miller who tied for second. Coody credited nerve and a late rally, while Miller, who led late, faltered on the final holes. Nicklaus failed to complete a grand slam despite earlier majors success.
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Stratton Jenior High basketball team in Raleigh County finish
Members of the Stratton Jenior High basketball team that finished second in the Raleigh County Tournament and Pineville Invitation Tournament pose for a front row portrait. Front row shows Paul McCray and Arnold You among teammates.
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Miller Bounces Back After Masters Lead Loss
At 23 John Miller says he learned from Charlie Coody's 1969 Masters collapse and won’t dwell on a near title. Miller led through 14 holes before bogeys and Coody's surge left him tied for second behind the champion Nicklaus with a memorable late stretch miscue.
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