Rodnina Zaitsev Win World Figure Skating Pairs Title
Ice skaters Irina Rodnina and Alexander Zaitsev of Russia captured their fourth world pairs championship at the World Figure Skating Championships in Gothenburg Sweden. Top seeded Evonne Goolagong advanced to quarter finals in San Francisco. Harmon Killebrew announced retirement as an active player in Boise Idaho. Jim Godman led by 14 pins in the Dick Weber Five Star Open in Tamarac Florida. Ray Ruffels beat Pat DuPre in North Little Rock Arkansas.
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Baseball Camps Remain Closed Amid Labor Talks
Miami Beach reports players union chief Marvin Miller says a clause in the expired labor contract could drop spring training games if owners fail to settle the labor dispute. The California Angels canceled Mexico exhibitions March 9 to 11 due to the 10 day camp rule while most camps stay closed until a new pact or progress in talks.
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Tar Heels Have A Bye As ACC Tourney Begins
The 23rd ACC tournament opens in Maryland with a tripleheader led by Maryland vs Duke and NC State vs Virginia. North Carolina holds the top seed and a first round bye while Duke, Wake Forest, Clemson, and Virginia seek upsets and momentum for the semifinals.
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Killebrew Announces Retirement to Become Broadcaster
Harmon Killebrew, 39, revealed at a Boise news conference he will retire from active play to join a Minneapolis station as an announcer and color commentator for Minnesota Twins coverage. He cited family time and a lengthy career with the Senators, later the Twins, before a brief 2,435-game stint with Kansas City.
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Aiken High unveils 1976 football schedule
Aiken High School announces a 10 game 1976 football schedule. Six region games include Airport Irma Lexington Brookland Cayce Orangeburg Wilkinson North Augusta with Lexington joining the region this year. Non region foes are LBC Butler Westside and Daniel of Clemson.
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VMI Richmond Set for Southern Conference Title Battle
VMI and Richmond clash for the conference crown and NCAA bid after Richmond uses the four corner offense to beat William and Mary 84 78. VMI topped Appalachian State 71 64 in a keep away win as Jeff Butler and Mike Morton led Richmond with 22 and 25 points respectively. Will Bynum led W M with 18.
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Padres Eye Ken McMullen After Dodgers Waiver
San Diego expresses interest in signing infielder Ken McMullen after he was waived by the Los Angeles Dodgers. The waiver window lasts six days, with a $65,000 salary obligation if claimed, and the Padres hope he clears waivers before negotiating. General manager Peter Bavasi cautions talks may occur only after waiver clearance.
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