West lifts Lakers past Celtics with 53 point playoff night
Jerry West scored a playoff career high 53 points in a 120-118 LA win over Boston as Elgin Baylor added 24 and Wilt Chamberlain 13 blocks. West hit 21 of 41 shots, including a key pair of free throws with four seconds left, and the Lakers tied the best of seven series at Boston Gardens. Russell and Chamberlain matched stats, with Russell finishing strong while Red Auerbach remained hopeful of adjustments for Friday's game at the Forum.
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Ukiah plans added nine holes at municipal golf course
Ukiah city crews advance the 3300 yard addition to the Ukiah Municipal Golf Course with nine greens and tees laid out near the current course. Heavy rains stall work until early next week. Mammoth May endgame targets include water mains and a May 10 11 work weekend. Local donors supply gravel and equipment. total greens and tees construction focus on drainage proper base layers and seed for 4500 square foot greens. Par remains 70 for the full 18 holes, with added holes described as long and challenging featuring rolling greens and several creek crossings.
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Twins Edge A's as Carew and Roseboro Power Win
The Minnesota Twins defeated Oakland 6-5 with Roseboro a two run homer in the sixth and Carew adding a first inning homer and two RBIs. Earlier Cuellar held Detroit hitless into the 9th as Baltimore beat the Tigers 3-2 in 10 innings. Other AL scores include Chicago over California 7-1 Kansas City 4-3 over Seattle and Washington 9-3 over Boston with Ted Williams managing Fenway debut. Senators rallying behind Epstein and McMullen for two decisive hits.
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Clippers face a busy May schedule in 1970s report
The Clippers announce a packed May calendar with seven games across five world powers. They open May 2 at the Los Angeles Coliseum against Club Sere of Mexico City, then play May 4 at Spartan Stadium in San Jose, followed by a tournament including Dukla of Czechoslovakia, West Bromwich Albion, and Portugal sides Setubal and West Brom in several venues through May 25 at Stanford Stadium.
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Oaks Indiana win 3rd in a row in ABA playoffs
Gary Bradds led Oakland with 33 points as the Oaks swept New Orleans 113-? to take a 3-0 series lead in the Western Division playoffs. Jim Eakins added 20 for Oakland while the Buccaneers’ Jimmy and Steve Jones each had 26. Red Robbins pulled 27 rebounds for New Orleans. The fourth game set for Friday in Oakland. Indiana Pacers crushed Miami Floridians 119-105 in Miami Beach behind 33 from Fred Lewis and 22 each from Mel Daniels and Roger Brown.
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Grandmother leads in scorching pin tourney at San Diego
Evelyn Dancer a 47 year old grandmother from Carlton Minnesota tops open division singles and all events in the 50th Woman's International Bowling Congress championship tourney. She rolled 245 189 218 for a 652 series the highest three games to date and added 533 doubles 579 team for a nine game all events total of 1764 averaging 196. Ann Ducharme of Missoula Montana posted a 158 triplicate with the Borquins Conoco team.
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Cal hosts JFK memorial track games on May 31
UC officials announce the first Kennedy Games in track and field to honor John F Kennedy and Robert F Kennedy. Edwards Stadium in Berkeley will host May 31 with leading American and select international athletes, featuring 20 events in cooperation with the Kennedy family and the AAU. The report also notes the American River in central California drops 6 000 feet in elevation over its initial 50 miles.
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Giants Postponed By Rain In San Francisco
Rain forced the postponement of the Giants Braves game as managers shuffled the lineup. Willie Mays rests, Frank Johnson and Bobby Bonds to the outfield, with McCovey and Lanier in the infield. The makeup date may be September 16 as a twi night doubleheader.
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Central America Axis Orientation Across Regions
The axis of Central America extends southeast and northwest, defining a diagonal geographic orientation across the region. This angular alignment influences regional tectonics, climate corridors, and biogeographic patterns observed in surrounding countries and transit routes.
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Rouse Wins as Substitute in Las Vegas Bout
Roger Rouse, aging 34 from Anaconda Montana, stopped Ronnie Wilson in the seventh round of a 10 round light heavyweight bout at the Silver Slipper Ball Room. Wilson was unable to answer the bell after the sixth round due to a fractured left jaw diagnosed by ringside doctor Don Romeo. Rouse, holding a four pound weight advantage at 172.12, landed repeated hard rights, while Wilson pressed the action and fought bravely throughout the abbreviated fight.
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