Rules panel weighs 11 foot basket and 30 second clock
The NACBC rules committee plans to study an 11 foot basket and a 30 second clock with a March 22 game at Los Angeles State College. Coaches Jerry Tarkanian and John Wooden are expected to attend along with other prominent figures as they examine potential changes to college basketball.
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UCLA
Harrelson Aims to Improve Batting in Spring Training
New York Mets shortstop Bud Harrelson, known for slick fielding, seeks to raise his 252 average from last season during spring workouts. The All-Star hopes to boost his hitting as he takes his swings in Florida workouts.
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Spanish Riddle Likely Favorite In Florida Derby
Gov Max withdrawn due to shoulder soreness. Howie Tesher pulled after a workout. Spanish Riddle emerges as likely favorite for Thursday's $170,000 Farms colt race at Gulfstream Park. Serendipity also practices in bid for Kentucky Derby.
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Trials Enter Second Week At National Bird Dog Championships
Anonymous owned by Robert Wallace of Memphis ran well for three hours and earned three cover finds Monday morning as the National Bird Dog Championships began their second week. A large gallery followed as Anonymous made two perfect finds and one imprecise third. The trials are expected to continue through Wednesday.
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Donnie Kuhn Named Carolinas Conference Player of the Week
Presbyterian College guard Donnie Kuhn scored 27 points in a win that kept the team alive for a conference basketball tournament berth. Kuhn earns the Carolinas Conference Player of the Week honor.
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Donnie Kuhn
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Carolinas
ACC Player Of The Week Bobby Jones Leads Tar Heels
Bobby Jones of North Carolina is the ACC Player of the Week boasting a .717 field goal percentage. He went seven of nine this week, including three of five against Georgia Tech and perfect four for four against Virginia. Jones stands 6-9 from Charlotte with 104 of 145FG on the season and could become the first ACC player over 70 percent if he keeps this pace. The ACC record stands at .636 by Duke’s Larry Saunders in 1970.
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College Scores Roundup of Recent Games
East Temple defeated Philadelphia Textile 57 51 while Oral Roberts edged Harvard 100 99 Fairfield beat Vermont 86 60 and C W Post won 88 68 over Kings Point Buffalo triumphed 76 68 against Albany N Y St Morehead State 124 99 over East Tennessee Western Kentucky 95 78 Tennessee Tech 78 American University 88 Rider 83 Mississippi 87 Florida 74 Georgia 87 Mississippi State 82 South Carolina 109 Notre Dame 83 West Kentucky 83 Austin Peay 74 Murray State 52 Middle Tennessee Jacksonville 110 Houston 108 Alabama 73 Kentucky 70 Florida State 94 Biscayne 66 Southwestern Louisiana 90 Northwestern Louisiana 73 Tulane 78 Georgia Tech 74 Tennessee 78 LSU 66 Georgia Southern 61 Fair Dickinson 55 Midwest North Illinois 102 Bowling Green 68 Cincinnati 65 Marquette 63 Ohio Xavier 55 Bradley 68 Drake 67 Kentucky State 121 Eastern Michigan 76 Akron 85 Otterbein 62 Southern Illinois 98 South Florida 86 Millikin 112 MacMurray 92 Wisconsin Eau Claire 65 Wisconsin Stout Southwest Centenary 97 Hardin Simmons 93 OT Pan American 93 Corpus Christi 80 Lamar 103 Abilene Christian
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Racing Roundup across tracks reports tight finishes and odds
Fancy Face wins Bowie feature by a neck as Butter Fat prevails at Gulfstream by a length. Exotic Pro leads Narragansett purse, Royal Pussycats wins at the Fair Grounds, and Yuki-San edges Cornish Sister in Hot Springs.
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Dixie Youth Sign Up Set for 1972 Season
Registration for the Belvedere Dixie Youth Baseball 1972 season will be held Saturday and March 11 for boys ages eight to 12. Hours are 10 a.m. to noon at the concession stand on the playing field. The fee is $5, no checks accepted, and a parent must accompany each registrant.
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Legal Boating Obligations Outlined For New Owners
New boat owners face mandatory registration for boats with 10 hp or more. Registration costs 5 dollars and must display a number on the bow. Boating rules require a night running light, life jacket per passenger, paddles, a flotation certificate, and accident reporting within 48 to 72 hours. Youth under 16 may not operate after sunset without an adult.
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