McGrady Sets World Record In Amateur Meet Dash
Marty McGrady clocked 1 minute 7.6 seconds to set a world mark in the guard run at the AAU indoor championships, snapping his own record two weeks after Louisville showcase. The Washington DC schoolteacher won his ninth race of the season, defeating Olympian Lee Evans who finished 1:08.0.
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Davenport wins second straight national AAU skyard crown
Flying hill pioneer Davenport repeated a 7.1 second clocking to win his second consecutive national AAU skyard title. Cal Poly Pomona junior Miss Chi led women’s events with a 21 feet 34 inch long jump meet record and swept sprints and hurdles to stake her claim as the world’s top woman track star. Norm Tate of the New York Pioneer Club matched two titles, Juris Simins set an American record in the 1,000-yard, and George Frenn won the 35-pound weight throw on Columbia’s campus.
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UCLA Beats Stanford 120 to 90 in Scoreboard
UCLA dominates Stanford 120 to 90 while USC defeats Cal 9 to 2 in separate events, highlighting strong performances by Bruins and a quick victory by Trojans in a multi-team scoreboard update.
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Gilbert's 138 leads Doral golf event
Gibby Gilbert 68 Friday to post 199 total at Doral Eastern Open leading by one stroke over Jim Colbert. Ray Floyd, Dave Marr, and Jack McGowan trailed as Gilbert felt the layoff helped his form with a key 2-foot birdie on the 18th. Colbert, Hinson and others remained within reach. Gilbert's past tour struggle contrasted with his late scoring surge.
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Dinner with a Stanford QB fuels Bay Area nostalgia
The piece recalls Dick Berg, Stanford quarterback in the 1963 Big Game win over California, his later career path from law studies to sports promotions in Seattle and San Francisco, and his reflections on Pacific Coast attitudes toward pro football. Berg, now with the 49ers as promotions director, discusses his移移 move back to California and his long-standing ties to both universities.
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Finley denies Reggie Jackson snub in contract dispute
Oakland Athletics owner Charles C. Finley said he has been in bed with the flu and cannot travel to spring camp while disputing reports about meeting star Reggie Jackson. Finley claimed he tried to call Jackson and left a message. Jackson had said issues would not be settled without a face to face meeting. Finley noted a $200 fine for playing in an alum game, separate from contract matters. Also arriving at camp Friday were Sal Bando and Diego Segui, as Jackson seeks $75,000 and Finley had proposed $40,000.
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Threat on Banks life disrupts Cubs in Scottsdale
The Chicago Cubs reported Friday that star first baseman Ernie Banks had received a threat by telephone. Cubs officials said precautionary steps were taken. the caller claimed to be Larry Jackson and asked for manager Leo Durocher and president John Holland, who were not present.
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Sonics Rally Past Warriors 107 99 in Seattle Victory
Center Bob Rule scored 11 of his 18 points in the final period to lift the Seattle Supersonics to a 107 99 NBA victory over the slumping San Francisco Warriors. The win clinched the season series for Seattle, evening the set 2 0.
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BYU bricks for UNM escalate Albuquerque racial tensions
In Albuquerque fans throw bricks through five living room windows of UNM officials amid pregame tensions for the BYU game. No injuries reported as track coach Hugh Hackett recalls a brick narrowly missing him while holding his infant child. UNM officials are shaken by the incident. Seattle's win over San Francisco tightens West playoff race as Len Wilkens leads the Sonics with 22 points and Joe Elis posts 28 points in a 96-92 finish.
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Mays Homers Off Marichal in Giants Batting Practice
CASA GRANDE Ariz Willie Mays hit a 400 foot home run off Juan Marichal during the Giants first meeting this season Marichal whistled and both laughed later Marichal pitched again Mays popped out to the infield and they shared a laugh signaling no feud despite earlier tension
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TV log Saturday sports and events schedule
A dense TV log lists Saturday broadcasts and events across sports. Highlights include college basketball Cal vs Stanford USC, Santa Clara vs Pepperdine, Oregon vs Washington, pro basketball Warriors vs Boston, and a range of golf, wrestling, bowling, skiing, and auto racing programs with broadcast times and channel labels such as KGO and KSFO.
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