Cowboys Owner Proposes Fans Pay for New Stadium
Dallas Cowboys owner Clint Murchison proposes fans finance a new 55 000 seat stadium by buying revenue bonds. A suit seeks to block the plan or damages up to 1000 per season ticket holder, arguing it violates an earlier promise of no extra cost for seat options.
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Bruins struggle to gain first in tight East race
Boston fails to seize the moment as Montreal shuts out the Bruins 2-0 at Boston Garden. Rogatien Vachon earned the win with a 68th straight shutout-like stretch ended, while Jacques LeMaire and Derek Sanderson provided late insurance. Orr returned to practice but unknown if for weekend games. Bruins remain atop the division with a four-way one-point gap as Montreal extends an eight-game win streak and 12-game unbeaten run.
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Seagren tops indoor pole vault at Millrose Games
USC star Seagren set a world indoor record of 17 feet 4 inches in the pole vault at the Millrose Games in Madison Square Garden. The meet also produced new marks in the 600 yard and 1 000 yard events and featured strong performances from McGrady Young Dyce and James.
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Hoop Scores Roundup of College Basketball Results
A compilation of 40 college games with teams including East Army Rutgers Pitt Indiana Pa Providence Boston College St Bonaventure Seton Hall Loyola Maryland Bradley Memphis St Wofford Kent State Tulane and others. Winners span Fordham to Florida A&M with scores ranging from the high 100s to the 50s.
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Weekend slate for county hoopsters
Bennington County teams head into weekend play with Burr & Burton at Proctor and Arlington at Woodstock in road games. Arlington sits tied for fourth in the MVL and could rise with a win over the Wasps, while Burr & Burton, 3-6 in league play, faces a tough assignment. Mt. Anthony meets a matinee tomorrow in the Kates Memorial Gym.
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Ralph Coleman Key to St. Michael's 13-3 Start
Jersey City native Ralph Coleman has emerged as the catalyst for St. Michael's College as the Purple Knights ride a 13-3 record. The 6-2 senior leads in defense and has boosted scoring from 10.1 to 14.5 points per game while guiding teammates and earning praise from coach Eddie Markey. Coleman, a standout in the classroom as a Who's Who honoree, is lauded for unselfish play and steady leadership amid a strong mix of seniors and juniors.
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Lumbee Indian Eyes Pro Ring
Otis Locklear an 18 year old Lumbee Indian in Charlotte aims to turn pro as a boxer. He trains at the Charlotte Sportsmen's Club and has 8 wins in 10 amateur fights. He hopes northward move after the season for pro experience and a possible title run, viewing boxing as route from poverty.
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Par Takes Beating In Los Angeles Open
In Pasadena California UPI reports the second round of the Los Angeles Open with four players tied at 67 led by Dave Eichelberger Paris Littler and Jimmy Clark and Al Geiberger all chasing the $20 000 top prize Littler battled in the morning while his four-way co leaders set the pace at Brookside Golf Club Clark posted a 32 35 day with a double bogey and six birdies and Eichelberger a 34 33 with four birdies as the field narrows toward the weekend.
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Finance Edges Independents In Tight Bennington Game
In a twin bill at the Bennington YMCA Industrial Basketball League, American Finance beat Pic and Pac 53-51 as a late surge decided it. Independents overwhelmed Manchester 105-59 behind Joe Bizzarro 25 points and George Ward 23, with Ward adding eight in the final period.
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UCLA Invades New York City
UCLA seeks to extend its winning streak to one after a 47 game streak was snapped by Houston. Lew Alcindor returns to Madison Square Garden to face Holy Cross coached by Jack Donahue with Edgar Lacey sidelined. St. Bonaventure, 15-0, leads a light Thursday schedule. Box Scores follow.
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