Warriors defense fuels improved San Francisco run
San Francisco Warriors coach Al Attles credits stronger defense led by Nate Thurmond for theclub s better record this season. Thurmond returning from knee issues, drainage needed occasionally, is praised as playing at career-best level. The team sits 5 percent up on Seattle and San Diego with 17 games left, next facing Boston in Oakland.
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Court backs NBA against Sonics star in Haywood case
A three judge Ninth Circuit panel ruled for the NBA, lifting an injunction that blocked teams from interfering with Haywood while with Seattle. The court said Sonics penalties could come from the NBA if Haywood plays again, with a March 2 hearing set on a restraining order to stop him until his college class graduates this spring.
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Athletics Monday signs on Tuesday with Manday deal
Oakland reports outfielder Rick Manday signed his 1971 contract to reach 33 Athletics players agreeing to late Manley who batted .200 with 10 homers in 112 games last season and drove in runs. Also, pitcher Frank Reberger signed to be third starter this season with San Francisco.
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Gaels' three man lineup shocks coast league fans
St Marys coach Bruce Hale faced an unusual game as the Gaels were reduced to three players late in an 81 66 West Coast Conference loss to Santa Clara. Five fouls drained the bench while key free throws aided Santa Clara in the stretch.
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Blues Bomb Smith Seals 5 1 In St Louis Mayhem
The St. Louis Blues blitzed California goalie Gary Smith in the first minutes, taking a 5-1 victory as Billy McCreary Noel Picard and Frank St. Marseille scored the opening trio. Smith left for Chris Worthy who yielded a late goal, while Worthy stopped 35 shots and Glenn Hall secured the shutout until late.
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Michigan rises to eighth in top college poll
Michigan moves up to No 4 in the UPI poll after a string of undefeated Big Ten conference games. The Wolverines, once considered back runners, have surprised many by their strong start this season.
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Doubleday Debate: Seghi on Baseball Innovation
The exchange questions whether Doubleday's invention needs improvement. Phil Seghi, a farm director, quips that a man dead 50 years could still enjoy baseball, while noting Finley pushes aggression and youth focus. The dialogue hints at influence from Finley’s pursuit of innovation and provocative ideas.
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Seghi proposes changes to modernize baseball rules
Seghi advocates neutralizing influence on the game with reforms such as a separate offensive and defensive squad, a pinch hitter for the pitcher with multiple appearances, and eliminating intentional walks. He supports inter league scheduling and argues umpires should enforce limits on pitches. He stresses patience and restraint to keep baseball improving without overreach.
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