Crusaders keep World Cup hopes alive in tight loss
The Whalers edged New England 4 3 as Jarrett scored twice in Cleveland. Kelley noted breaks favored Cleveland, and New England lost Danby to a shoulder injury with surgery planned. Caffery and Bike Bests expected to play Thursday amid playoff pressure.
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Indians win thriller as Lolich hits grand slam in ninth
Cleveland beats Boston 8-7 in the first game of an Easter doubleheader when Ron Lolich belted his first major league grand slam with two outs in the ninth. Boston wins the nightcap 5-2 as the Indians fail to push runs across.
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Frazier Sparks Knicks To Overtime Win Over Celtics
Walt Frazier sparked a late rally as the Knicks rallied from 16 down in the fourth to beat Boston 117-110 in double overtime and take a 3-1 series lead. He scored 37 points while Red Holzman praised the one on one approach that fueled the comeback. The Knicks held Boston to a late surge as John Havlicek battled a shoulder injury and the Celtics clung to a 16 point edge in the fourth.
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Dillard's hurdle record falls at Kansas Relays
Lawrence AP reports eight new marks at the 48th Kansas Relays including records by Colorado State discus thrower Marshall Smith and shoot put improvements by Greg Van Dever and Terry Ziegler. Feuerbach and other athletes set or bettered their bests as the meet closed.
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Nicklaus captures MONY Tournament of Champions title
Jack Nicklaus wins a record fourth MONY Tournament of Champions title at La Costa with a four under par 68, finishing 12 under for 72 holes. Trevino finishes one behind as Nicklaus strengthens his status as the season’s first three time winner and cashes in $146,604 in prize money.
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