Douglass Takes Jacksonville Open Lead In Windy Round
Doug Douglass, the Oklahoma pro, shot 73 to stand 210 through three rounds of the Greater Jacksonville Open. He leads by two over Dan Sikes and a crowded group at 212, including Dick Rhyan, Don Bies, and Lionel Hebert. Final round today to be nationally televised.
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NBA Draft Hurry Highlights Collegiate Talent Shuffle
The NBA moves its college personnel draft up by a week amid ABA pressure as top players like Lanier Maravich and Lacey loom. Teams including Rockets Pistons Celtics and Sonics weigh first picks with guards and big men in high demand. The coin toss to determine first choice looms, while several stars are eyed for the opening rounds.
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Bullets Top Warriors Behind Monroe Marin Twenty Points
Earl Monroe and Jack Marin combined for 70 points to lift Baltimore over San Francisco 127-123 in a NBA game. Monroe poured in 40 points including 18 in the third as Baltimore built a late advantage. Marin added 30 points, with 15 in the second half, while Fritz Williams led San Francisco with 24 points. The win gave Baltimore a 56-22 season mark and San Francisco faced Philadelphia later today at the Spectrum.
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Must win Seals in East to stay in playoff race
The team presses a must win posture in the East as they face a crucial March 27 deadline to exercise seat options for the playoffs. Continued from the first page, the item notes the urgency and the potential impact on postseason positioning.
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Heiskala suspended for eight games in NHL
National Hockey League president Clarence Campbell suspended Earl Heiskala of the Philadelphia Flyers for the eight remaining games of the 1969 70 season. The ban followed a March 12 stick swing at Terry Gray of the St. Louis Blues, which caused a gash and required stitches. Heiskala also faced fines and will lose pay for the suspension.
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Allen and Beauchamp Lead Early Spring Wins for Cardinals and Astros
In Grapefruit League action, Richie Allen hit his fourth homer in as many games powering the St. Louis Cardinals to a 9 7 win over the Red Sox with two four run rallies. Jim Beauchamp added a ninth inning homer for Houston in a 5 4 victory over Minnesota while Cincinnati edged Detroit 3 2 on Pete Rose's doubles and a single. John Ellis homered for the Yankees to beat the Dodgers 3 2 as Montreal routed Baltimore 9 3 after four errors by the Orioles. Philadelphia topped Pittsburgh 7 4 behind Woodie Fryman’s seven innings.
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Baseball in Seattle Faces Uncertain Season Move
Seattle baseball scene faces possible disruption as King County Superior Court weighs moving the Pilots franchise to Milwaukee. Judge James W. Miflin held hearings and denied a motion to delay the shift, leaving the fate of major league play in Seattle in limbo just weeks from opening day.
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Procell Counts On Home Ties As Parade Teammates Hope Stay
Sports Parade notes College in Texas Baptist Christian at Shreveport and Southwestern Louisiana. Ebarb lies near Zwolle in West Louisiana close to Texas border. Coach Hebert comments Procell must adjust and fit in while he handles playoff pressure as he interacts with an opposing coach after a game. Procell says crowds do not bother him.
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Pro Basketball Realities Weigh on Lanier and Maravich
Lanier and Maravich indicate they will not decide on pro careers yet. Pete Maravich may chase high pay while Press Maravich denies promises of LSU changes or ABA links. LSU concludes season 21 10 with 75 62 NIT consolation loss to Army as Pele misses game with an ankle injury.
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Marquette Wins NIT Crown Over Army
Marquette defeats Army 1 2 with Pete-less LSU as target. Marquette jumps to a 20 8 and 29 14 lead as St John s fights back to close within one. Al McGuire enjoys a sweet victory recalling his school days under Carnesecca and notes the NCAA tourney snub.
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UCLA trio named to NCAA all tournament squad
Wicks Vallely and Rowe of UCLA join Artis Gilmore of Jacksonville and Jim Ster to form the NCAA all tournament team. Wicks, named most valuable player, praised for shutting down Gilmore as the Bruins claimed the national title.
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