Ripley eyes passer release at S F Indoor Track meet
Dan Ripley of San Jose State aims for higher marks at the 1975 San Francisco Indoor Track and Field Games at the Cow Palace. The pole vaulter has broken the world indoor record recently and faces Kjell Isaakson and others as a 10,000-plus crowd looks on. The program opens at 6 20 pm with field and distance events following the mile walk.
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Mike Bolt
Paul Cummings
John Ngeno
Frank Shorter
Marty Liquor
Francie Larrieu
al Feuerbach
George Woods
Dwight Stones
Ripley
SJS
Miller and Green Share First Round At Bing Crosby Classic
Hubert Green and Larry Ziegler shot six under par 66 to lead at Spyglass Hill. Johnny Miller finished one under 71 with three early bogeys but a late burst salvaged his round while Jack Nicklaus made his 1975 debut with a 71, trailing by five. Several top players including Gene Littler Cesar Sanudo Tom Watson and Hale Irwin posted solid scores at Pebble Beach Cypress Point and Spyglass Hill.
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Zeger
Spyglass Hill
Gene Littler
Spyglass
Ross Randall
Andy North
Cypress Point
Cesar Sanude
Tom Watson
Jerry McGee
Kermit Zarley
Hale Irwin
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Seals Deny Move to Seattle or Denver
Munson Campbell president of the California Golden Seals rejected reports the franchise would relocate to Seattle or Denver. He noted interest from Denver and Seattle but asserted a Bay Area group aims to keep the team locally. A 6:45 p.m. news conference at the Coliseum Arena was set to discuss the club’s future ahead of a game with the Toronto Maple Leafs.
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Foreman Bonavena Feb Fight News Conference Planned in Chicago
UPI reports Video Techniques will host a news conference in Chicago on Friday to announce the Foreman Bonavena bout as the first half of a closed circuit doubleheader with Muhammad Ali Wepner March 24. Ali Wepner at Cleveland was noted. site for Foreman Bonavena undetermined. Also NASL expands to 20 teams with Portland awarded franchise for 1975, in the Western division with Los Angeles San Jose Seattle and Vancouver.
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UPI
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George Foreman
Oscar Bonavena
Muhammad Ali
Chuck Wepner
Ali-Wepner
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Portland
Los Angeles
San Jose
Seattle
Vancouver
New owner eyes Margaret Court for Golden Gaters
WTT team Golden Gaters pick up David Peterson as owner and push to sign Margaret Court. He plans meetings in Washington with Court and her rep next week and may pursue Chris Evert if Court declines. Frew McMillian and Tana Kloss re-signed. McMillian to be player coach for 1975 season.
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Tana Kloss
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Bartkowski to Atlanta in draft shakeup
Atlanta Falcons traded with Baltimore Colts to move up and obtain the No. 1 pick for next week's college draft They gave up star tackle George Kurd and their first round choice for the Colts top selection The Colts held a 2 12 record last season and had secured the No 1 pick without a coin flip with Dallas The deal aimed to land quarterback Steve Bachiaveski from California and shift Atlanta to the third spot in the draft.
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Barry scores 55 as Warriors win
Barry poured in 55 points guiding the Golden State Warriors to a 108-100 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers at the Coliseum Arena before 7,070. Wilkes added 16 as Keith Wilkes and George Johnson provided support while Philadelphia played without Billy Cunningham and Steve Mix left with an ankle issue. The win puts Golden State nine games up in the Pacific Division as they prepare to host the Portland Trail Blazers and Bill Walton next.
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Derrek Dickey
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Doug Colling
Pasacipita
Difford Ray
Clyde Lee
LeRoy Ellis
7Eers
Philadelphia
Billy Cunningham
78Ers
Steve Mix
Mix
Seattle
Portland Trail Blazers
Bill Walton
Wiggin Named Chiefs Head Coach in Kansas City
Paul Wiggin, 40, named the Kansas City Chiefs head coach to succeed Hank Stram. He plans a different style, vows to assemble a new staff, and prioritizes re-signing All-Pro linebacker Willie Lanier, who has one year left on his contract.
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Aut Aotesa
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Giants sign No 1 draftee and ex Card pitcher Anderson
The San Francisco Giants signed David B. Anderson the No 1 draftee from this year's free agent phase. The 18 year old right hander from Gresham High School Oregon posted a 9-7-? record with a 2.00 ERA and 72 strikeouts in 233 innings. The club invited nine nonroster players to spring training in Casa Grande Arizona including infielder Chris Arnold catcher Mike Sadek and pitcher Don Hose. Tom Heintzelman acquired from St Louis last October also came to terms for 1975. The Giants report pitchers and catchers February 25 and the rest March 4.
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