Nuggets Dominate Knicks Behind McGinnis Led 116 109
George McGinnis scored 25 points with nine rebounds and seven assists as Denver defeated New York 116 109 to extend its Midwest Division lead. Bobby Wilkerson added 19 and seven Nuggets hit double figures while Knicks guard Ray Williams led New York with 24. Hawks 125 Clippers 101 followed.
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Birmingham Edmonton Indianapolis Scoreboard Mix
Thursday's games listed Birmingham New England Winnipeg Edmonton and Cincinnati with scores and next matches. Horse racing results include English Trifle Honey Bee Handicap Thunder Oshay Cape Playhouse and Tay Meadows feature winners with margins and purses.
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Red Sox Names Ed Kenney to Player Development Post
The Boston Red Sox announce Ed Kenney as vice president in charge of player development. Bill Crowley is named VP for public relations marketing and promotions. Dick Bresham takes on publicity director duties handling press relations statistics and publications.
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Holmes set to defend WBC crown against Evangelista in Las Vegas
Larry Holmes, undefeated at 28 0 with 19 knockouts, defends the WBC heavyweight title against Alfredo Evangelista in a Caesars Palace 15 round tilt televised by ABC. Norton meets Randy Stephens and Alexis Arguello defends the junior lightweight title, amid talk of a Holmes Norton rematch and Ali’s uncertain return.
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NFL Draft Declared Unlawful
U S Court of Appeals upheld a 1976 ruling finding the NFL collegiate draft an unlawful restraint of trade. The decision affected how rights were exchanged. the league later moved to a labor law exempt draft with a 12 round format. A dissent spared damages to James Yazoo Smith.
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Wren and Wilds Capture Titles in CSRA Event
Betty Wren won low gross and Alma Wilds claimed low net at the CSRA Women's round robin at Houndslake CC yesterday. Flights list readable scores for eight divisions led by Betty Johier 72-06 and Alma Wilds 66-85 with multiple players named across first to eighth flight.
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Jefferson Edges New Ellenton 8-0
Jefferson Junior High defeated New Ellenton Junior High 8-0 in Clearwater. Brook Bryan connected with Walter Holmes for a late score after Holmes blocked a punt setup by a previous play. Joe Brown added the two point conversion as Jefferson finished the season 5-3, avenging an earlier defeat.
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Graniteville Alumni Triumph Over Jackson In 8-2 Exhibition
Graniteville Alumni defeated Jackson Alumni 8-2 in a grid game sanctioned by Jackson High. The lone touchdown came early on a 29 yard pass from Ben Parrott to Whit Chappel. Jackson's only points came at the final 15 seconds when Graniteville blocked a punt that rolled into the end zone.
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