NCAA at large bids due in NCAA tourney deadline day
Kansas City based report notes the NCAA Tournament Committee to extend bids for nine at large teams with 30 minutes for decision. At large entrants will join first round matchups March 10 across East Midwest and West regions, with regionals set mid March and finals in St. Louis March 24 28 at the St. Louis Arena.
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NIT Scrambles For At-Large Bids As NCAA Decides
The National Invitation Tournament begins sorting leftovers as the NCAA selects nine at-large bids. The NIT aims to fill its field with conference runners up and independents like Marshall and Florida State, while hoping St Bonaventure and others miss NCAA bids. Cincinnati Duquesne Fairfield Penn State Virginia Tech and Notre Dame are among independents with potential NIT chances.
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Players accept 3 year MLB contract with arbitration clause
Major league players backed a new three year deal providing binding arbitration for salary disputes. Chicago Cubs pitcher Milt Pappas welcomed the provision, saying it gives players a needed weapon. The pact, approved by 22 of 24 clubs, now goes to the Players Association for ratification before March 31.
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Melchionni returns to form as Nets tops Tams 115 108
All Star guard Bill Melchionni scores 27 points in 35 minutes to lift the New York Nets over the Memphis Tams 115 108 and widen their lead for the final ABA Eastern Division playoff spot. George Carter adds 2 for the Nets as Wilbur Jones leads Memphis with 21. Other ABA results: Kentucky Colonels 1797 Squires, Carolina Cougars 104 96 Rockets, Pacers 100 106 Conquistadors.
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Aeros win in sudden death over Oilers in WHA
Houston Aeros edged Alberta Oilers 2-1 in overtime as Duke Harris scored at 1:48 of the extra session. Patenaude and Taylor traded first and second period goals for a 1-1 tie after regulation. Harris also had the overtime winner in a game Houston controlled late and outshot the Oilers.
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Snow Valley Opens Quiet Vermont Ski Area
Snow Valley, a Green Mountain hideaway near Bromley and Stratton, opens for the season with a long history since 1928. Base lodge by Fritz Dillman highlights early ski architecture as February marks its first month of a renewed opening chapter.
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Rip Engle Named To College Football Hall Of Fame
Charles Rip Engle the coal miner turned Brown and Penn State coach is selected by the National Football Foundation Honors Court for the College Football Hall of Fame induction at the 16th annual Awards Banquet in New York on December 4. Eleven other players join him including Harry Wilson Penn State and Amy Leon Hart Notre Dame and Vic Hanson Syracuse among the inductees.
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Fezler Seeks Citrus Open Redemption After Gleason Miss
Forrest Fezler, eager to erase a three stroke collapse to Tee Trevino in the Gleason Classic, returns in Orlando for the Citrus Open. The $150,000 event attracts 25 of this season’s top money winners, though Jack Nicklaus is absent, potentially boosting competitiveness.
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Snow Valley Reopens Under Vermont Enterprises Ownership
Vermont Enterprises now owns Snow Valley Ski Area in Winhall off Route 39. John Frohling, president, envisions a small, close atmosphere with two lifts, cross country trails, rental gear, ski school, and a weekend schedule including a Sunday special. Weekend adult tickets are seven dollars, children fourteen and under four fifty, with family rates and partial day options.
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76ers Rip Up Spoiler Role In Nba Win
United Press International reports the Philadelphia 76ers beat Baltimore 102 96 to spoil a playoff team as Don May and Fred Carter delivered late scoring while Kevin Loughery's rugged defense fuels a fifth win in seven. Phil Chenier led Baltimore with 36 points and 28 in the second half.
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