Celtics fall to Knicks as Russell boos rain down at Garden
In Boston Garden 10,738 fans watched the Knicks upset the Celtics 123 112. Russell left the game with 3 24 left in the fourth as New York pushed the series to 2 1 heading into game four at Madison Square Garden. Willis Reed led the Knicks with 30 points while Cazzle Russell scored 24 in his final game before Army service. Havlicek had 29 for Boston.
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Vito Stelling
Boston Garden
New York Knicks
Bill Russe
Russell
Boston
Beacon Hill
Cats
Knicks
Celts
Madison Ae Garden
San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Louis Hawks
Chicago Bulls
St. Louis
Philadelphia 76Ers
Cincinnati
Cazzle Russell
Army
Willis Reed
John Havlicek
Warrior
Bill Sharman
Lakers
Jerry West
Rick Barry
Warriors
Nate Thurmond
Cardinals win with Javier bat in spring game
Julian Javier shrugged off a bruised hip to hit his first spring homer and a double, guiding the St. Louis Cardinals to a 6-2 win over Detroit. Orlando Cepeda drove in a run, and the offense backed Wally Bunker’s six innings of shutout pitching.
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Ry Sandy Prisant
UPI
Julian Javier
Phil Gagliano
Javier
Gagliano
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit
Dave Johnson
Baltimore
Dodgers
Yankees
Horace Clarke
Cincinnati
Orlando Cepeda
Mike
Shannon
Orioles
Johnson
Wally Bunker
Clarke
Yanks
Whiley Ford
New York
Nancy Peterson Repeats City Queen Title In Final
Nancy Peterson won the City Queen’s title for a second time in a final three game match against Barb Jones with a score of 562 to 492. The article notes her 1963 wins in City Doubles All Events and Queen’s, and reports other high scores from Papago Lanes leagues including Lois Cartier 223 544 and Martha Szymborski 215 728.
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Nancy Peterson
Barb Jones
Nancy
Lois Cartier
Milly Verbil
Donna Munyon
Phyllis Eyang
Martha Szymborski
Gay Linger
Jay Freeman
Marlyn Kirkwood
Tigers
Peggy Liggett
Helen Hackett
Wally Arlt
Motorola
Baseball Standings and Sunday Results
The standings show Baltimore 3 over Los Angeles 1, Minnesota 7 over Boston 1, Chicago A 4 over New York N, St. Louis 6 over Detroit 2, Kansas City 5 over Houston 4, New York A 9 over Cincinnati 8, Pittsburgh 5 over Washington 5 in a 15 inning tie at darkness, Philadelphia 10 over Atlanta 9, Cleveland 4 over Chicago N 3, California 5 over San Francisco 0.
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Baltimore
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Boston
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Kansas City
Houston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Washington
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Cleveland
California
San Francisco
New York California
Detroit Minneso
Clevelan
Philadephia
Uousten
American team aims for fourth at world amateur hockey
The United States team, weakened by injuries to key players, fell to fifth after a 20 shutout victory over Finland. Still, they retain a target of fourth place as the world amateur hockey championships proceed.
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Vienna
UPI
United States
Finland
Cubs eye better season under Leo Durocher in 1967
The Cubs, led by Leo Durocher, expect a stronger 1967 with a mix of young veterans like Ron Santo Billy Williams Glenn Beckert and Ken Holtzman. Scouting notes highlight improved pace in late 1966, a Scottsdale training base, and continued questions about pitching depth as Ellsworth is traded for Ray Culp.
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Scott Baillie
Scottsdale, Ariz
UPI
Chicago Cubs
Leo’ Durocher
Thei T
Leo
George Altman
Cub
Ken Holtzman
Ron Santo
Bob Hendley
Ernie Banks
Bruins
Durocher
Chicago
Cubs
Billy Williams
Holtzman
Santo
Williams
Los Angeles Dodgers
Arizona
Long Beach
Calif
Scottsdale Stadium
Boston Red Sox
Glenn Beckett
Beckert
Don Kessinger
John Boccabella
St. Louis
Bill Hands
Cal Kooneen
Rich Nye
Joe Niekro
Alonso Olivares
Billy Willams
Brewer wins Pensacola Open in windy rain and record pace
Gay Brewer, 35, won the Pensacola Open by six strokes with a 26 under par 262 despite a driving rain and gusty winds. Bob Keller shot 268 for second, while Sanders finished one behind him after a 64 final round.
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David M. Moffit
Pensacola, Fla
UPI
Gayrewer
Yesteryear
Brewer
Doug Sanders
Gay
Mike Souchak
Bob Keller
Eglin Air Force Base
Sanders
NCCA meet swimming ends with medley defeat and record sweep
EAST LANSING Mich. UPI reports the NCCA 400 yard individual medley upset the favorite as West Coast swimmers held the top titles. The meet saw a sweep of record packs and a dramatic fall of the king of swimming.
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East Lansing
Mich
UPI
West Coast
Huebner wins in loan car at Manzanita Speedway
Bob Huebner of Tucson won the main event driving a borrowed car from Will Schmink who finished second. Frank McDaniel took third, Don Barnes fourth, and Gene Brown fifth. McDaniel won the trophy dash in 1 16.95. Art Mankell and Jim Seal won heat races.
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Bob Huebner
Tucson
Manzanita Speedway
Huebner
Will Schmink
Frank McDaniel
Don Barnes
Gene Brown
McDaniel
Art Mankell
Jim Seal
Herb Crawsford
Bit Sullivan
Marian Smiley
NOFers Open NAU Tournament With Byes
The Never On Friday Club starts play in the 66th National AAU Basketball Championships in Denver. NOF has a first round bye after Vaughn Realty of Spokane beat arnemer Bank of Milwaukee 81 60 in an earlier contest.
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Denver
UPI
Vaughn Realty
Spokane
Wash
NOF
Arneme Bank of
Milwaukee
A-State, Sooners to meet
Arizona State University Sun Devils rout Colorado 15 to 2 as Tom Burgess improves to 6 0 in the win. Phil Massarand hits a homer with a man aboard in the fifth and Fred Nelson adds four RBIs on a triple and other hits. Mike Willis takes the loss as ASU climbs to 17 3 while Colorado falls to 0 2. The Sun Devils set to face Oklahoma at Municipal Stadium at 7 30 p m.
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Stanford University
Greg Buckingham
Rehard Roth
Southern California
Buckingham
Stanford
Indiana
Michigan State
Roth
TEMPE
UPI
Tom Burgess
Arizona State University Sun Devils
University of Colorado
Devils
Colorado
Phil Massarand
ASU
Fred Nelson
Mike Willis
Sun Devils
Oklahoma
Municipal Stadium
Cubs fall to Indians in extra innings in Arizona
The Cubs lost 4-3 to the Cleveland Indians in Scottsdale as Sam McDowell hurled six innings of no hit ball. Chicago dropped to 6-10 in the exhibition standings, with the ninth inning rally accounting for all three runs.
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Cubs
Cleveland Indians
Sam McDowell
Chicago
Scottsdale
United Press International
Indians
Rich Nye
Bruins
Phoenix
Giants
Tucson
Ind Hans
California Angels
Arizona
McDowell
Dick Radatz
Vincente Romo
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