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g* ^ .. LOB ANQELBS UPI — Boetaa’a proud but tiring Cattles mod Um rejuvenated Lob Angdes Lakers face a sudden death showdown Thursday night in Boston for the National Basketball Association champion-

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Morey Edges Zaccagnino PINEHUR8T, N. C. UPI — Former Hoosier Bale Morey, who bow shoots out of High Point, N. C., today entered the third round of the 66th NorthSouth Men’s Amateur golf Championship here. Morey, a former winner of the amateur tourney, made the third round Tuesday by coasting to a 6 and 5 victory over Peter Zaccagnino, Jr., Hartford, Conn. Tbs tourney quarterfinals will be held here Thursday, following two rounds today to cut the field to eight golfers.

Los Angeles shocked the sev-en-time champion Celtics, 123115, Tuesday night to force the deadlocked playoff Into a seventh and final game. The Lakers went the first playoff game in Boston, but then dropped three in a row before surging back to knot the series at 3-3 and temporarily postpone the retirement plans of Celtic Coach Red Auerbach. A blend of veteran skill and rookie brashness has sparked the Laker comeback. It was most evident Tuesday night as the smallest Lakers, 6-foot rookie Gail Goodrich, teamed with veterans Jerry West and Elgin Baylor to turn back Boston before 15,069 Sports Arena spectators. Goodrich played back to the level of his heroic performance in the opening Los Angeles win and scored 28 points to keep the Lakers in contention until West and Baylor warmed up in the stretch. West finished with 32 points, including three vital shots in the final quarter. Baylor bucketed 25. Reserve Rudy LaRusso played a powerful game, scoring 20 points and joining Baylor and

substitute center DarraU Imheff in a strong backboard performance that offset the usual rebounding dominance of Boston’s BIO Russell. John Havlicek, enjoying a finer series as a starter, topped Boston with 27 points, while Tom Sanders and Sam Jones each had 23 and Russell contributed 22.

F1RST-C1TIZEXS BANK Final Standings W L Motor Freight 166 82 FbaUGltizens Bank*.. 164 84 Waffle House 128 120 Pepsi-Cola ..... 114 134 Towns Beauty Salon 104 144 Jack’s Cleaners 68 180 - High tndiv. game, handp.: S. Harxfa' 257. High indlv. series: 8. Harris 637. High team game: Waffle House 939. Ugh team serias: Motor Freight 2651. tlsriee 199 aad ever •. -ft-Harris 569, A. Cantonwine 501; C. Justus 494, CL Porter 493, M. Davies 473, K. Simmons 469, E. Shinn 458, R. Hampton 454, S. Alexandsr 454, J. Brewster 447, B. Douglas 436, K. Walker 427, P. Jones 427, J. Girton 415, H. Baker 414, R. Brewster 408.

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Ugh individual series: B. Hampton 637« Ugh individual game: J. Rosaok 254. Over 575: B. Hampton 637, W. Douglas 633, M. Lancaster 620, J. Sutton 606, J. Rossok

601, C. Buis 600, C. Kerr 591, D. Ayre 591, L. Murray 590, D. Atwell 589, N. Burkh&rdt 587, J. Hurst 587, V. Atkins 586, J. Vanness 582, D. Priest 582, E. Irwin 577, C. Stttes 575.

Tourney Held at Windy Hill Club Windy Hill Country Club was a popular place for ladies on Tuesday morning. Forty-two ladies turned out for golf, which was the largest number since the dub opened. Additional new members welcomed were Norma Duncan, Beth Teaford, Marie Morrison, Adelaide Moore, Mamie Breese, Diane Orlosky and Anna Marie Wall. Ted Katula, pro, gave instruction to new members while the rest played a “Blind Bogey” Tournament. Winners were: A Class: Betty Harmless. B Class: Dorothy Boyd, Hazel Winsey, Margaret Harris. C Class: Vicki Masson, Gladys Tharp, Glades Lyon. D Class: Marilyn Hoover, Anna May Wall, Adelaide Moore. A Scotch Two-Ball Tournament was played on Sunday and the winners were Betty Harmless and Laurel Corbin, Vicky and Ron Terry and Roberta McCormick and Bud White.

Game Rained Out With Cubs Leading, 9-6 By Jim Alien Greencastle’s Tiger Cubs baseball team received a severe jolt to their morale in Terre Haute Tuesday afternoon. The Cubs, fighting valiantly against WIC foe Honey Creek, sloshed their way in heavy rain and mud to a 9-6 lead after four and one-half innings. In the WIC, all games have to be played until each team or just the visiting team, depending on the situation, has batted five times for the game to be considered official The Cubs came within 2 strikes of this minimum when the umpire refused to continue the game due to the inclement weather. The nine run output was by far the best day at the plate for the Cubs and the Greencastie bats are beginning to boom after a slow start this year. The Tiger Cubs, still looking for their first win, travel to Clinton on Friday to try and remedy this situation.

Braves Win Two From Oiants

By CURT BLOCK Maybe the Braves should have moved to San Francisco instead. There’s something in the Bay area that agrees with the

U. S. Takes on Yugoslavia For World Championship SANTIAGO, Chile UPI—The United States, recipient of an unexpected gift from Brazil, takes on a-tall Yugoslavia team tonight in the world amateur basketball championships. The Yankees, with a 3-0 record, moved into undisputed possession of first place although they were idle Tuesday night when Brazil upset the Soviet Union 60-58. The loss was the first afrter three successes for Russia. The U.S. is the only unbeaten team left in the seven-country, round-robin competition. Following Yugoslavia, it takes on Brazil Thursday night and finished against Russia Saturday night.

Braves —- Felipe Alou in particular. Whether it’s the stiff wind blowing across Candlestick Park or simply the Giant pitching that brings out the best In the Braves is guess work but it does the job like nothing else. Atlanta, which has split six decisions in its new Dixie Home, made It two in a row in convincing fashion against San Francisco Tuesday night when they mauled four Giant hurlers for 14 hits and an 11-3 triumph. Also, the 29-year-old righthanded leadoff man had a five-for-five night at the plate, including two homers, as the Braves moved into a tie with the Giants for second place, a half game behind idle Pittsburgh. Elsewhere in the National League, Los Angeles outlasted St. Louis 4-2; and New York made fewer mistakes while beating Chicago 14-11. All other NL teams had the day off. In the junior circuit, Cleveland made it nine in a row with a 4-0 blanking of Kansas City; Baltimore rolled past California 7-3; New York edged Boston 7-6 and Chicago clipped Washington 4-1. Minnesota at Detroit was postponed by cold weather.

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Gillan Highlights Bowling Tourney ROCHESTER, N. Y. UPI — Jimmy Gillan of Westville, N. J., highlighted Monday’s action in the American Bowling Congress tournament when he shot an 1833 all-event score.

The 33-year-old Gillan baft a* eight-strike 256 singles games for a 648 series. Added to a 605 in the team event and a 580 in doubles, it gave Gillan his 1833 nine-game total.

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