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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1977

Page

2

Pistons cry zone while Warriors cruise

Golden State evened the NBA playoff series with a 138-108 victory over Detroit, accusing the Pistons of illegal zone defense. Key Pistons players Lanier and Carr criticized the defensive scheme while Warriors guards Smith and Barry led a late surge. The series moves to Detroit for a deciding game, with the winner advancing to face the Lakers.

Richard L Detroit UPI Detroit Pistons Golden State Warriors M.L. Carr Pistons Los Angeles Lakers Boston San Antonio Washington Cleveland Portland Chicago Dobber Bob Lanier al Attles NBA Lanier Carr Herb Brown Brown Rick Barry Phil Smith Smith Barry Det Golden St Chi Denver

A's win 8-7 on late Lintz run in nine innings

Oakland the No 1 team early in 1977 beat California Angels 8-7 as Larry Lintz scored from second with two out in the ninth after a Bob Grich error. Doug Bair got the win. Other games: Brewers over Orioles 5-0, Mariners over Twins 4-3, Jays over Tigers 5-3. Cleveland-Texas rained out.

Fred Down UPI Oakland A’s Red Schoendienst A’s California Angels Larry Lintz Bobby Grich Lintz Mitchell Page Don Kerkwood Dick Allen Bruce Bochte Grich Doug Bair Frank Tanana Milwaukee Brewers Baltimore Orioles Seattle Mariners Minnesota Twins Toronto Detroit

Fire destroys grandstand at Garden State Park track

A Thursday fire at Garden State Park near Cherry Hill NJ wrecked the grandstand and clubhouse, forcing thousands to flee. A fire chief died of a heart attack while fighting the blaze and at least 18 were hospitalized for smoke inhalation and injuries. Spectators reacted with calm, with some joking about betting payouts.

Cherry Hill UPI Garden State Park

Cheyenne East Wins Sidney Invitational Golf Meet

Cheyenne East captured team honors at the Sidney Invitational with a 437 score. Alliance golfer Jim Olsen earned medalist honors with 79. Sidney High finished sixth amid an 11-team field. Raider scores included Mark Zalesky 86 and others: Tow 55, Birner 92, Niekum 95, Thayer 100. Final team scores listed with Cheyenne East 437 and Gordon 486.

Cheyenne East Sidney High Jim Olsen Alliance Mark Zalesky Sidney Larry Tow Mark Birner George Niekum John Thayer Gering Cheyenne Central Scottsbluff Sidmey Chadron Laramie

Ashbee Faces Leukemia Despite Faith In Breathing

Philadelphia Flyers assistant coach Barry Ashbee spoke from Hahnemann Hospital about his battle with leukemia. The former Flyers star, whose NHL player career ended in 1974 after an eye injury, emphasized gratitude and resilience, saying he is still breathing and that life could be worse.

What Ashbee Philadelphia Flyers Hahnemann Hospital Ashbee National Hockey League Flyers

Keglers note high scores and WIBC amendments

The Pinettes league highlights Velma Hawkins 182 in an all spare game and Bernie Fuehrer 1001 five game series. Stan Weaver 973 in five games and Hal Zalesky two 600s include 651 and 617. Opal Winn posts 601 series with 221 and 202. Ron Dykman 605 with 229. WIBC amendments on tournament growth and league rules are discussed. Teata Semiz wins Burger King Open at Miami with 213 over Marshall Holman and Don Carter in attendance.

Pinettes Velma Hawkins Peetz Velma Bernie Fuehrer Bernie Bernie Stan Weaver Stan Hal Zalesky Hal Frank Fehringer Frank Denny DeNovellis Corky Booth Elberne Luehrs Bill Fleming Ron Dykman Opal Winn Whitie Hendricks John Lessig Norma Sorge Cliff Avey Vanda Philson Randy Bush Norris Long Gladys Ogle Sharon Segelke Ralph Whitman Dwight Tritt Vicki Engelland Bruce Luehrs Marv Sherlock Sheryl Craghead Wayne DeWeese Janet Jung Dan Frerichs Candi Makey Cheryl DeWeese Doris Juelfs Donna Weyerts Carol Pohl Doris Norman Betty Gormley Deb Dolan Leoma Frerichs Dorothy Schnell Deb Frerichs Marg Lessman Peg Tritt Norma Long Verne Sharman Don Hafer Roger Sorge Bev Hinrichs Loren Avey Dianne Namath Jeannine Runge Gene Cooter Ernie Satterly Jerald Holling Betty Roettelle Delores Stasch Jane Messina Jon Luehrs Fern Fibson Eva Stark Ee Meee Opal Rons Nenutifel Oral Ren Levish Sou WIBC Milwaukee Teata Semiz River Edge N. J Don Carter Kendall Lanes Miami Fla Marshall Holman Medford Ore Paula Sperber Carter

Cagers sign with Creighton University five players join program

Four standout high school basketball players including Paul Trieschman from Grand Island Dan Clausen from Omaha Benson Jim Honz from Omaha Ryan and Dennis Rasmussen from Bear Creek Denver Colo announced they will attend Creighton University in the fall joining the program.

Lincoln UPI Creighton University Paul Trieschman Grand Island Dan Clausen Omaha Benson Jim Honz Ryan Dennis Rasmussen Bear Creek High School Denver Colo Creighton

Spring attendance a record in baseball training

In 1977 a record 1,064,062 fans watched spring training games, the highest total since teams moved from barnstorming to organized schedules in Florida Arizona and California. The figure is six percent above 1975, when a full spring season last occurred, with the New York Yankees drawing 66,752 fans in 12 Ft Lauderdale games.

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Bucks seek favorable coin flip for draft order

New York. The Milwaukee Bucks face Kansas City in a coin flip to determine who picks first in the June 10 NBA draft. The Bucks previously drew Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, then Lew Alcindor, in a 1969 bid after beating out Phoenix for the rights.

New York UPI Milwaukee Bucks Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Kansas City Milwaukee Phoenix Abdul-Jabbar Lew Alcindor

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