European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 22, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 22 the stars and stripes Friday March 22_ american basketball Assn. Eastern division Brit Tel null. 63 24 .688 Minnesota. 60 28 .611 3v4 in allium. 38 30 .494 1ft now Jersey. 30 42 .402 17h Kentucky 38 41 .401 17h Western division new Orleans. 40 30 .605 Dallas. 45 31 .0 2 1 Denver. 44 33 .071 2h Houston. 29 48 .377 17 ,4 aim Leim. 24 02 .310 22 Oakland. 22 64 .2su 24 a cell eclied division Utle. Wednesday s results h new Jersey i 7 Houston 12s. Oakland 111 Only solid used National basketball Assn. Al nil standings Eastern division won lost pet. Behind Philadelphia 62 20 .760 28 39 Boston new York Detroit Cincinnati Baltimore 54 43 40 39 36 42 43 46 .659 .524 .4ss .470 .439 8 19 Western division 50 20 .683 52 30 .634 43 39 .524 53 23 20 4 13 27 33 41 St. Louis los at Ikeie san frunimse.0 Chicago. 29 5 .354 Seattle. 23 59 .280 san Diego. 15 07 .183 wednesday s results Philadelphia 137. Baltimore 119detroit 125, Boston 116 new York 10s, Cincinnati 106 121, san Dlugo 112only games scheduled National hockey league East division w l t pts. Of a Montreal. 40 19 10 90 2 it 149 new York. 352212 b2 209 171 Boston. 352410 80241201 Chicago. 322215 79 2 h hk3 Toronto. 2s 30 10 06 Iso 1gs Detroit. 25 32 11 til 225 233 West division Philadelphia. 30 28 11 71 16s 165 los Angeles. 2931 9 07 1m 212 minr.i-.sota25 30 14 04 174 211 St Louis. 21 29 15 63 162 175 Pittsburgh. 233312 58 175 203 Oakland. 15 41 15 45141207 wednesday s results Montreal 3, Toronto 2 new York a Chicago 3 Philadelphia 5, Oakland 1 Pittsburgh 4, St. Louis 2 Minnesota 3, los Angeles 3 Only games scheduled american hockey league Eastern division w l t pts. Of a Hershey. 33 25 8 74 254 220 66 225 243 55 222 255 60 215 229 75 236 210 71 250 222 of 221 229 go 214 214 Springfield 29 29 8 Providence s 31 9 25 30 10 Western division Rochester 33 24 9 Quebec 0 27 11 Cleveland 27 20 14 Buffalo 7 27 12 wednesday s results Providence 3, Hrdalo 1 Ultimo re 4. 2 Only scheduled Central hockey league Northern division w l t pts. Of a Tulsa of 20 11 81 205 229 City 2828 9 t 5 220 225 a in attendance. 5,240 san Diego Calif. Up Flynn Robinson scored 29 Points to Lead the Chicago bulls to a121-112 Victory wednesday Over the san Diego rockets in the closing game of he National basketball association loss was the 15th straight for the rockets who also dropped their 32nd game in their last 33 starts. The Victor enabled the bulls to even their season series with san Diego at4-4. Robinson who scored 22points in the first half sat out most of the third period an then came through in the final minutes after the rockets had gone ahead 102-101. Robinson s goal broke a 104-104 tie and Keith Kuckson made another Basket to make it 108-104 an the bulls were never threatened again. Chicago san Diego f 1-3 u u ii 1 l to 2-2 by in ii 2 j 1 i ii i., u-12 a 11 1 Litkel i. Unit Lii no will m ii. In g i i u 0 9 i v 7 f 0 0-12 1 2 1-1 11 a u i Lin b in 11 42 2a Job i 12 i a u in u l i in. a a. Price carried the puck int blues territory passed to Wayne Hicks who returned the puck and Price rammed it in from 25 feet. Just 62 seconds later Earl in Garfield got the puck to Gene Ubriaco on a face off to the left of the St. Louis net and Ubriaco banged it in. Jim Roberts scored on a Lon screen shot for St. Louis. Pitts Burgh capped its scoring at19 43 of the last period when St. Louis pulled goalie Glenn Hall and Ken Schinkel got the puck on i Garfield s second face offend skated Down the ice and stuck it in the net. Oakland Calif up the Philadelphia flyers increased their first place Lead to four Points in the National hockey league Western division when they Defeated the Oakland seals 5-1, wednesday night a second place los Angeles played to a 3-3 tie with Minnesota pickup 2nd ugh 13gs the flyers the flyers who have five games left to play concluded their season series with the seals by winning Only their third game in 10 meetings against thelast place seals. Bernie Parent missed getting his fifth shutout of the season when Charlie Burns tallied the Lone Oakland goal Midway in the final period. It was penalty filled game with referee Bob Sloan whistling 16 infractions equally divided Between the teams. Los Angeles a an Dre Bourdais scored with 58 seconds left to lift the Minnesota North stars to a 3-3 deadlock with los Angeles in a National hockey league game wednes Day night. The second place Kings battling Philadelphia for first place have 07 Points four be Hind the flyers who Defeated Oakland 5-1 wednesday night. Minnesota moved ahead of into third place with 6-1 Points one More than the blues. Los Angeles built a 3-1 Lea going into the final period on goals by Ted Irvine and Bre thughes in the first period and another by Howie Menard in the second period. But Minnesota roared Back inthe final Stan a with Wayne Connelly drilling in his 31st of the season. Then Boudrias hit his kith. Hay Culk ii scored Minnesota s first goal in the opening period while the Kings were Short handed. Olympics last for clip Rio Melbourne Australia a Hun Claire australian distance runner who holds six world records said Here that he will retire after the i Jirik olympic it Mexico City. Defenders turn Back Marne men continued from Pago 20 ing Polinsky s if at first you Don succeed style. The Hustle of the defender was Well described by rival coach Ken just seemed to want the Ball worse than we did he scrapped around for it and we did 3rd div i it old Reeno latin Mcdaniel Gordon Gurra it 32nd Aad com Oft Oft 6 4-g 11 Brown 4 1-2 0 0 0-0 12 i thru 2 0-1 4 12 8-u t2 i Olinsky 12 9-10 i 2 00 4 Miiko Vicli 3 0-0 to 7 4-4 18 Hamilton 3 2-2 8 1 0-0 2 Uro Kury 00-00 2 0-0 4 Kennedy 0 1-1 1 Nachou 1 0-0 2 hell to 8 8-11 24 Sci Lee 2 2-3 0 3516-2086 totals 3523-3093 3rd div 40 4686 32nd Aad com 49 4493 fouled out fouls3rd div 21. 32nd Aad com i Colleg is basketball tournaments National Junior College Fust round Rirl Milan 7s, Bro Ollif tech 72 winners quarterfinals Miner county n.j., a. Nur Lica inti . 71 Vucci Kikm ind., so. i j losers bracket Robert Vij. Gardner Wel b i,0 de Kranepool. Getting glasses Lector Torres single. ,., pop up pinned the � on John Hiller Tho Ujj Detroit Pitcher. Mccori 1 starter Denny Mclain Eav up the other run in the first i singles by Davis and Morgan and Rusty stash sacrifice Fly to left Field Wilson and Griffin retired Umen in a Row at one stretch following Kaline s Homer the Victory gave Houston a 7-5 Mark for the Spring Detroit dropped to 5-8. Palm Springs Calif. A three runs in the eighth inning enabled the California Angels to overcome the Cleveland indians 9-7, wednesday in a Cactus league exhibition. Cleveland had 16 hits to thenagels 11, including five hits in five trips to the plate by Max Alves and three for three by Leon Wagner. Wildness plagued the indians Sonny Siebert and Eddie Fisher however. They walked nine Angels Between them and five of those walked scored s three decisive runs in the eighth were score Don an error a passed Ball and a single to right by Woodi held. Bradenton Fla. A Sal Bando hit his sixth Home run of the Grapefruit league As his Oakland athletics Defeated the Cincinnati reds c-2 wednes Day. It came in the eighth with John Donaldson on base after a single and hiked his runs batted in total to 10. The athletics Are 7-4 an dropped the reds to 8-3 after their second successive s starter Tony Pierce gave the reds Only one run and four hits in his five innings and apparently is earning a Startin manager Bob Kennedy s planned five Pitcher reds scored in the third on Leo Cardenas single Pitcher George Culver s sacrifice bunt and Vada Pinson s Jones homered off George in the sixth for their other tally. Phoenix. Ari. A Chi Cago shelled three san Francis co pitchers for 17 hits wednes Day in a 10-4 Cactus league baseball Victory Over the second baseman Biekert collected a triple an three singles in four at hats. Ted Savage was 3-for-f Anil Lspangler was 3-for-l, each Vita \ triple. Both Are battling for us Outfield big blow was a Throe run Homer in the seventh by infielder Clarence Jones. Gaylord Perry of the my gave up six runs and i-1 i � " six cubs Ferguson Jenkins allowed eight hits and four runs in five Davenport had two Bles in three trips and Loo Bonds hit two singles for Uil giants. Xvii the giants were without " Lio Mays who had two Tei pulled Jim Ray Hart who in � u Groin injury and him Covey hospitalized with an intestinal disorder. Aid for kraii4�g�ool St. Of mfr Surg Fla. Up cd Kranepool the Newyork mets first baseman was examined by an ophthalmologist a e d n e s d a y who prescribed glasses for an i Lub announced that henceforth Kra i Pool will both on and off the i fld. The mets also announced that 11 Pla Eis remained behind at the organi action s minor Complex Here when the a wednesday for a Lour Iii to the East coast of a the group included 1 Tom Seavey Nolan la an Schmel Steve Renko an Paul Iii Ciulei s Joe my Ken Buswell outfielder Mashore Dun wiikn"1 Don Josch and eau la i Dyer. Tigers Allan Hon Anil Yih a i ill
