Dougherty Joins Army To Lead West Point Basketball
Dan Dougherty formerly Villanova assistant coach takes the head coach job at the U S Military Academy in West Point succeeding Bob Knight who left to coach at Indiana University. Dougherty says he aims to be his own general and field his own troops.
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Bulls Sign Second Choice Clifford Ray From Oklahoma
The Chicago Bulls signed 6-9 center Clifford Ray from Oklahoma on Monday as their second draft choice. Ray averaged 13.1 points and 12 rebounds in 27 games last season. The Bulls had already signed their No 1 pick Kenneth McIntosh of Eastern Michigan last week.
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Grissom Sells Horses But Keeps Some In Sale
Lexington AP La tonia Race Course president T A Grissom failed to sell all 33 horses at Fasig Tipton spring sale in Kentucky. Eight horses remained unsold after bidding, while 25 sold for 182600 dollars to Grissom and his son J A Grissom. Grissom reserved bids on top horses, complicating the sale.
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Vasquez Wins Ban Tamweight Title In Seven Rounds
David Vasquez of New York City defeated defending champion Chuck Spencer of Cleveland to win the North American ban tamweight title after seven rounds when Spencer suffered a broken nose and the fight was stopped by the doctor. The bout had been scheduled for 12 rounds with Spencer bleeding from the nose from the third round.
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Coody and Miller Sign On For Kemper Open
Charles Coody Masters champion signs to play in the Kemper Open in Charlotte June 7 13 joining John Miller who tied for second at the Masters. Both seek part of 150000 in prize money. Coody placed second in Kemper last year behind Dale Douglass.
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Mejia Wins 75th Boston Marathon In Dramatic Finish
Alvaro Mejia. an unemployed Colombian metal worker living in Redwood City California, won the 75th Boston Marathon outkicking Pat McMahon in a fierce wire finish. Mejia earns a sunburst medal and laurel wreath, adding to his prior marathon duel with McMahon in California.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Monday and Wednesday
Monday games Cleveland defeated Boston 5 to 4 in 13 innings and Minnesota beat Kansas City 9 to 8. Wednesday features Oakland at California and several night matches including Baltimore at Detroit and New York at Cincinnati with multiple interleague showdowns.
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Giants Edge Cardinals for Ninth Straight Win
Ron Bryant earned the win in his first start of the season as the Giants defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 4-2 to extend their winning streak to nine. Bryant allowed eight hits with eight strikeouts, aiding a lineup that tied the game in the third and pulled away with a Dietz run-scoring hit and Bonds homer.
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Cubs Hope for 1971 Pennant and Playoff Push
Chicago Cubs coach Joe Amalfitano, in his fifth year, expresses optimism for 1971 as he recalls lifting from last place to a contender since 1967. He cites his longevity with the club, past near-playoff proximity, and belief the team will win this year.
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