Scoreboard Wednesday's Games Big matchups across leagues
The schedule lists NBA games including Denver at NY Nets Milwaukee at New Orleans Indiana at Washington LA at Detroit Seattle at Kansas City NY Rangers at Toronto Montreal at Atlanta Detroit at Chicago Boston at Minnesota Buffalo at Cleveland Calgary 2230 5 49 178197 Phoenix 2334 2 48 203271. Tuesday results show Quebec 4 Indianapolis 2 Cinci 4 Birmingham 4 at Winnipeg 3 Houston 2 Edmonton 4 New England 3. Thursday games Quebec at Birmingham Phoenix at San Diego.
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Kansas City
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East Amherst Defeats Coast Guard in Close Finish 48 40
In a competitive matchup East Amherst upset Coast Guard 48 to 40 as college and regional teams played through a tight scoring battle. Standout performances from key players helped East Amherst secure the win on their home court.
Bennington Bowling High Singles and Triples Winners
Women high singles and triples led by R Burgher and P Rutherford. Men high singles and triples topped by J Hurley and D Leibensperger. League standings list Fireball Crawford Stables and others. Regional bowling results include divisions A and B with Art Wyman Don Gabrus and Al Buell among leaders.
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Sparky Anderson backs Reds as spring training nears
Sparky Anderson expresses unwavering faith in the Cincinnati Reds ahead of spring training in Tampa Florida. He notes key players Pete Rose and Dave Concepcion have not signed, mentions Don Gullett Tony Perez and Will McEnaney are gone, and stresses the team must focus on work rather than contract talk. Anderson, 43, outlines his management style stressing close player relations and personal dedication to the game.
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NFL players urged to resist signing new pact
Washington attorney Stuart Johnson warns NFL players may waive rights to sue the league or clubs under antitrust law if the proposed collective bargaining agreement is approved. He notes many draftees in the past four years could still sue, but a waiver could limit those avenues and affect future free-agent leverage. Johnson cites a 1968 case with Jim Smith yielding damages and ongoing appeals.
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Players Association
Hogs and Terps Take Wins as Conference Leaders Falter
Arkansas clinched the Southwest Conference title while struggling Tuesday night. Wake Forest lost a rare home game and Louisville, the Metro Conference champion, saw doctors take over. Ron Brewer scored 22 points.
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Wake Forest
Louisville
Ron Brewer
Finley threatens Kuhn with second sales suit
Oakland A s owner Charles C Finley vows legal action if Commissioner Bowie Kuhn voids the Lindblad deal and accuses Kuhn of harassment. Finley notes Lindblad plans to join Texas Rangers and cites prior suits over Vida Blue, Rudi and Fingers sales. He says Kuhn lacks guts to cancel and warns of another suit.
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