Lakers' Title Seen Going to Warriors
The Lakers beat St Louis 114-91 as West and Baylor combined for 68 points but their Western Division lead slipped. Meanwhile Wilt Chamberlain scored 38 for the Warriors who crushed Detroit 100-86 to extend their Western edge. Boston and Royal finishers kept pace in the East.
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Duckpin Bowling Roundup Shows McCall Duo Valued Winners
Sam McCall and his 14 year old son Sammy won the First Annual Father-Son Handicap Tournament at Health Center Lanes. They finished with 707 for three games, 14 pins ahead of Eugene and Terry Funkhouser who had 693. Thirty-two teams competed in the event.
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Gary Player Calls Golf Life a Gruelling Rat Race
Gary Player says professional golf is a harsh grind with constant appearances and business ventures. He recalls near burnout at age 28, cites travel and media demands, and plans to rest six months annually with his family to cope.
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Rudolph Edges Nicklaus in Greater New Orleans Open
Rudolph leads by four strokes over Nicklaus with 54 holes at Lakewood CC. Rudolph shot 68 71 70 208 as Nicklaus posted 72 Sunday to finish tied with Julius Boros at 219 after a 73. Wes Ellis Jr. sits one behind Nicklaus at 213 with a 67 final round.
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New Zealand Horse Bids for Yonkers International Pace
Great Crédit, Dunedin Festival Cup winner from Dunedin New Zealand, accepted a bid to race in Yonkers International Pace on May 21, becoming the second Down Under stakes winner to enter the $50,000 event at Yonkers Raceway.
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Ramos Eyes Lightweight World Title Clash After Defense
Sugar Ramos, reigning featherweight champion, weighs a move up to lightweight seeking a title shot. Promoter George Parnassus says he would put 300000 to 400000 dollars on a Ramos Ortiz bout in Los Angeles if Ortiz defends in San Juan next month. Ramos defeated Mitsunori Seki in the sixth round to retain his crown.
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Pasqual Holds Out For Ten Thousand Dollar Raise
Cuban born pitcher Camilo Pascual, a top right hander for the Minnesota Twins, demands a $10,000 salary increase to $50,000 and vows to stay in Miami through the summer if not met. He cites a 21 win season with 202 strikeouts and a shoulder injury that cost him three weeks. Twins president Calvin Griffith called him money hungry but Pascual insists on being paid for his proven value.
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Strasburg and Turner Ashby win District 10 semifinal games
Strasburg defeated Central 81 to 59 as four starters scored in double figures led by Larry Crabill with 19 points. Turner Ashby beat Stonewall 55 to 53 with Rick Wampler scoring 19. Final round set for Bridgewater College Gym at 7:30 p.m. tonight.
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Strasburg Edges Central In Scoring Tilt
Strasburg defeated Central 81 to 59 after a 19 20 19 23 run sequence. The game featured balanced scoring and strong defense as Strasburg pulled away in the second half.
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