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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1972

Page

11

Royals Plan Move to Kansas City Amid NBA Approval Sought

The Cincinnati Royals announce a possible move to Kansas City for next season pending NBA approval. Key figures include Joe Axelson and Max Jacobs, with Capra noting sudden progress and costs to prepare Municipal Auditorium for up to 28 dates, while stockholders meet March 24 to consider the proposal.

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Pro Cage Standings Report From Weekend Card

Pro Cage Standings details from weekend events show mixed results for top teams. Aneten and Lan lead the pack with decisive wins while Shite Ste and SB face tougher challenges. Key matchups at the venue highlighted standings shifts and emerging competitors.

UCLA Coach Wooden Faces Question Of Current Team’s Exceptional Form

UCLA coach John Wooden hails his unbeaten squad as special and possibly better than any team he has coached, while guarding against calling them the best ever. He cites Walton, Bibby, and a freshman-heavy lineup as proof of the Bruins' depth and future potential as they head toward the NCAA playoffs.

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Evert and Goolagong Shine But Must Sharpen Skills

AP Special Correspondent notes Evonne Goolagong and Chris Evert as tennis stars likely to dominate the next decade. Each shows contrasting styles and needs improvement in mental focus, serves, and aggressive play. Billie Jean King, Jack Kramer, and Mary Hardwicke Hare offer evaluation as Goolagong’s natural talent meets Evert’s disciplined backcourt game.

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Squires File Suit Against Charley Scott

Virginia Squires of the ABA filed for a temporary injunction to prevent Charlie Scott from playing for the Phoenix Suns or any other pro team. The suit, filed in Chesapeake Circuit Court, cites contract terms and seeks $1.8 million for wrongful termination. Scott had left the Squires for the Nets after a high scoring season.

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Alan Hornyak Heads AP All-Big Ten Squad

Ohio State guard Alan Hornyak was the lone unanimous first team pick on the 1972 AP All-Big Ten squad. Michigan State’s Mike Robinson and Clyde Turner of Minnesota join seniors Joby Wright of Indiana and Bob Ford of Purdue on the first team, with Henry Wilmore of Michigan and others rounding out the selections. The AP named six players to the first team and highlighted Williams, Kunert, Howard, Witte, and Downing on the second team.

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Good Food At King's Inn Restaurant Draws Crowds

Diners flock to King's Inn Restaurant seeking hearty meals and friendly service. The busy dining room showcases a steady flow of patrons, emphasizing the eatery's reputation for value and ambiance. Local residents praise the menu and quick, attentive staff.

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