Spurs face elimination as Bullets take 3-1 series lead
The Washington Bullets lead the series 3-1 after a 98-95 Spurs loss. George Gervin carries San Antonio with 37 points per game, while coach Doug Moe seeks balanced help as Denver and Milwaukee also push toward a postseason, and the Bucks posted a 143-112 win over the Nuggets.
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Blaze Blazejowski Faces No Big Contract After College
Carol Blazejowski the Montclair State star and Wade Trophy winner says she will not turn pro after graduation. The 21 year old guard, known as Blaze, plans to pursue basketball for enjoyment and eyeing Moscow 1980 while money remains of little concern to her.
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Roswell Goddard NMMI Track and Baseball Schedule
The listings show a dense slate of events across Roswell, NMMI and area venues. Track and field meets include Roswell Coyotes Goddard Rockets and NMMI squads at multiple venues with afternoon and night sessions. Baseball features doubleheaders: NMMI Colts Artesia at NMMI field and Roswell Coyotes Clovis at Coca-Cola Park.
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Patchwork staff toils after crash
USAC officials scramble to fill seven leadership roles after a plane crash killed top officials. Frank DelRey, Shim Malone, Ray Marquette, Stan Worley and others died, leaving replacements like Jack Beckley and Tom Binford to assume major duties while Indianapolis 500 preparations proceed.
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Colts edge Coyotes to win non conference tennis match
The New Mexico Military Institute Colts defeated Roswell High 5-4 on NM MI courts in their last regular season match. Key wins came from Pete Rothe Tad Warner Gordon Kimne John Cowan and Al Molnar, with Warner and Phillip Bibo securing the doubles victory.
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Striders boast top effort at Albuquerque All Comers meet
The Roswell Striders Track Club opened its season with a dominant showing in Albuquerque. Thirteen youths captured firsts across divisions 7 and under through 16 to 17, led by Ken Scott 10.1 in the 100 and Darnell Boyce in long jump, Virgie Woods winning two sprints, and multiple wins across 10-11 and younger groups. The club hosts the Josephine McCutchen Invitational on May 7 at the NMMI track.
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NMMI Broncos set for NJCAA meet after strong Relays
NMMI Broncos host the NJCAA meet after finishing fifth at the T Bird Relays in Hobbs. Joey Smith led with a 470 foot triple jump, while Eric Jordan, Mike Byrd and Tony Sanchez helped the 440 and mile relays to third place. Andy Riffe, Wes Pilley and Jordan also posted top finishes in hurdles, javelin, sprints.
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