Wicks Carr lead UPI All-America selections
Notre Dame’s Austin Carr and UCLA’s Sidney Wicks head the 1976-71 UPI International All-America team as top vote getters among 409 voters. Carr led with 78 points on the first team, while Wicks had 77, with Artis Gilmore, John Roche and Dean Meminger also earning first team spots.
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Bruins land 1970 UPI title. UCLA tops coaches poll
UCLA crowned 1970- TL major college basketball champions by UPI Board of Coaches, finishing No. 1 with 326 points and two first place votes. Marquette runnerup at 285, Pennsylvania and Kansas follow. USC slips to fifth after second loss to UCLA.
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Cavaliers rally past Warriors for 106 103 win
Cleveland built a 75 63 lead late in the third, then fought back as Walt Wesley sparked a fourth quarter rally. Jeff Mullins briefly put San Francisco ahead, but Wesley answered with four shots and a 16 foot hook to seal a 106 103 victory for the Cavaliers.
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UPI All American selections feature players from Notre Dame UCLA Jacksonville South Carolina Marquette and others. listings include heights ages hometowns and average scores with Second and Third Team picks and honorable mentions across multiple colleges.
Seals Host Penguins in Coliseum Battle Tonight
California Golden Seals aim to end a nine game skid as they face Pittsburgh Penguins at the Coliseum Arena. Pittsburgh already holds a 4-0 edge in the season series and won the last meeting in a late rally on March 7, tying the score 38 in Pittsburgh.
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Morton denounces arrest as police misstep after incident
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Craig Morton criticized two officers for arresting him on Sunday, calling their actions absurd and saying he was provoked into using abusive language. He disputes allegations he urinated in the street near a service station at 3 a.m. The article also notes NHL scores and injuries affecting the Seals, Bruins, Blues, and other teams.
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Indians edge A's in three ball experiment win
Cleveland Indians beat Oakland 10 to 7 as both clubs played under an experimental three ball three strike count. Indians pitchers issued 15 walks but harnessed the chaos with timely hitting, including a four-run seventh. Vida Blue was touched for five runs in six innings. Ray Lamb earned the win. Henry Cooper retires after losing to Joe Bugner in a 15 round European title bout. New York Yacht Club says it will name an America's Cup challenger if seven challengers fail to agree on elimination races by June 1.
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Frazier Placed Under Observation For High Blood Pressure
Philadelphia reports heavyweight champion Joe Frazier was admitted to St Luke’s and Chidren’s Medical Center after doctors said his blood pressure was high. Dr James C Giuffre, chief of staff, noted the patient might stay several days depending on his response to treatment and whether hospital stay is necessary. Eye damage rumors were denied, with doctors saying there is no detached retina and the eye appears bloodshot from pressure.
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Gilmore joins Kentucky Colonels in record rookie deal
All American Artis Gilmore of Jacksonville joined the Kentucky Colonels Tuesday in a contract described as the richest ever offered a rookie. Colonels board chairman Wendell Cherry said the signing marks a major breakthrough for the ABA. Mike Storen, Colonels president, called it the most substantial contract in league history.
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Giants Rally Past Brewers In Ten Inning Exhibition
In Tempe Aviz sac fly drove in Rosario in the 10th to lift the San Francisco Giants to a 6 5 victory over Milwaukee. Don McMahon earned the win while Larry Barnhart took the loss as Steve Stone and Bill Parsons handled the mound duties in a tense spring tilt.
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Petraglia Widens Lead In PBA Standings After Open
Johnny Petraglia of Brooklyn NY widened his lead in the PBA official money standings after finishing fifth in the $85,000 Cougar Open at Madison Square Garden. He earned $9,000, boosting his 197? earnings to $24,603 for the year.
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When Track Winners Come By Compete Not Time
Bay Area track mentors debate a new method to pick winners driven by competitive effort rather than best times. Cal defeats San Jose State 93 to 61, challenging dope-sheet rankings as Stanford and San Jose State prepare a closely contested dual meet set to hinge on who runs to win rather than who has the fastest marks.
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