Baseball strike cancels openers and halts season start
Major League players walked out of spring training in a mass strike halting exhibition games indefinitely and casting grave doubt on opening day next week. Negotiations failed to bridge pension funding gaps with owners demanding no arbitration. Players headed home from Florida and Arizona as games across 24 clubs were called off in the first spring stoppage of the season.
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Typical Pro Football Fan Profile Revealed by Pro Magazine
A nationwide survey in seven NFL cities shows the typical pro football fan is male about 40, educated and affluent. The study, conducted in October and November, found high ownership of color TV, air conditioning, multiple telephones, and frequent travel.
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Bucks blast Warriors 122 94 in playoff rout at Coliseum
Milwaukee built a 14 point first half lead and never trailed, as Abdul Jabbar and Bob Dandridge each scored 23 while Lucius Allen added 21 and Oscar Robertson 20. Nate Thurmond led Golden State with 21 on 25 shots, with no other Warrior reaching 13 as the Bucks took a 2 1 series edge and threatened to close it Tuesday night.
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Bucks overpower Warriors in playoff rematch at Oakland
Kareem Abdul Jabber led Milwaukee with 23 points and 16 rebounds as the Bucks opened a second half surge, beating the Warriors 122-104 in Oakland. Thurmond led San Francisco with 21 points and 16 rebounds, while Milwaukee forced 22 Warrior turnovers translating into 17 easy baskets.
Santos named new Cal State track coach succeeding Andrews
Jim Santos, 92, will head Cal State track next year, taking over from Mal Andrews who steps down after three strong years. Santos, in his fifth year coaching, has been Andrews’ assistant at Gal State and helped the women’s program, with Andrews shifting to counseling duties and a reduced role.
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Rodriguez leads Cal State Pioneers in doubleheader sweep
Sophomore Mark Rodriguez won the starting shortstop job, delivering four hits in two games as Cal State Fullerton State swept a doubleheader against Fullerton. He drove in both runs in the nightcap, helped by a walk with the bases loaded to start the decisive rally. Pitching duels featured Keith Lowe and Harvey Gate, with Gate earning the win on Lowe’s wildness. Robinson, Sitvo, and Treat contributed key runs as Cal State improved to a better record.
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