Holy Cross Triumphs Over Manhattan In MSG Classic
Madison Square Garden Classic first round action sees Holy Cross defeat Manhattan 82 to 64. Seton Hall outplays Rutgers 89 to 75 while East American tops Drexel 79 to 72. The scoreboard lists numerous college matchups with wide spreads and high scoring in early tournament rounds.
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Wake Forest edges Tar Heels in Chapel Hill thriller
Wake Forest, trailing by 15 in the second half, rallied to beat North Carolina 67-66 at Chapel Hill. Jerry Schellenberg hit two free throws with 14 seconds left to lift the Deacons, who improved to 15-2, while UNC fell to 13-3 as Rod Griffin scored 21 for Wake Forest and Phil Ford led North Carolina with 19.
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Szymanski Named Baltimore Colts General Manager
Dick Szymanski was appointed GM of the Baltimore Colts replacing Joe Thomas. Owner Robert Irsay said Szymanski would give Coach Ted Marchibroda full authority, after Thomas reportedly refused to relinquish control. Szymanski has spent 22 years with the Colts in various roles.
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Colts fire coach Thomas amid management shakeup
Szymanski outlined Ted Thomas will oversee coaching trades draft choices and final cuts. Washington official Ernie Accorsi named Szymanski's assistant and to support the president of the NFC. Also listed are college basketball results with St Josephs over Nebraska 64 60 and Texas A M over Texas Christian 79 60.
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Giants fall in indoor tennis tourney upset night
In Philadelphia three top players Ray Moore Bill Scanlon and Fred McNair all suffered upsets in the same indoor event worth $200 000 bringing a dramatic shakeup to the U S indoor tennis tourney with giants toppled in one night.
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Palmer's putting lifts hopes at San Diego Open
Arnold Palmer shot a 73 in the pro-am opening round of the $180,000 Andy Williams San Diego Open as 23,000 fans packed the course. He says he could have posted 66 or 67 if not for several missed birdie chances, while two-time defending champion J C Snead begins his bid for a third straight title amid strong crowd support.
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Miller pledges player protection in contract talks
The Major League Players Association chief Marvin Miller announced efforts to create a uniform ethics code for player agents after a House committee study. He warned of potential dangers from agents, noting questions about up-front payments and conflicts of interest while defending players’ right to free agency after contracts end.
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CBS Pulls Out Of Olympic Pool Negotiations For 1980 Games
CBS announced it will not pursue a joint pool with NBC and ABC to cover the 1980 Moscow Olympics nor seek sole rights. ABC followed by withdrawing from the pool while not closing the door on future cooperation. The Soviets demanded $100 million for rights, four times the 1976 price, complicating any deal.
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