Robinson loses confrontation with Perry over sprints
Cleveland Indians manager Frank Robinson loses a clash with pitcher Gaylord Perry over training sprint length. GM Phil Seghi intervenes, Perry agrees to short sprints, Robinson backs down and cancels long sprints. Other notes include Danny Thompson leukemia updates and spring debuts.
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Robinson
Perry
Fred Down
UPI
Frank Robinson
Cleveland Indians
Gaylord Perry
Phil Seghi
Indians
Seghi
Minnesota Twins
Danny Thompson
Jim Hunter
New York Yankees
State tax a new problem for nation's horse races
Washington UPI reports a heavy state tax bite as the primary issue facing the U S horse racing industry. A federal gambling study commission heard testimonies from racetrack leaders who largely opposed stronger tax measures and urged careful federal action.
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Washington
UPI
James E. Ritchie
John F. Loome
Chicago
Arlington
Ritchie
Finals set Bowdoin and Hamilton to meet in ECAC II final
Bowdoin edged Middlebury 3 2 in overtime on Middlebury home ice to reach the ECAC Division II final with Bill Regan scoring at 1 16 of overtime after Bernie Gallacher tied the game late. Hamilton beat Merrimack 4 3 at North Andover as Ray Rossi stopped 17 of 18 shots in the final period to seal the win.
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Bowdoin
Hamilton
Middlebury College
Ray Rossi
Merrimack
North Andover
Bill Regan
Jim Brimsek
Middlebury
Gerry Quinn
Polar Bears
Peter Prescott
Bernie Gallacher
Rossi
MAU Boosters to Meet for Fund Drive and Winter Plans
The Mt. Anthony Booster Club will convene Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the high school to review their fundraising program supporting MAU athletics and to finalize plans for the winter sports season.
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Mt. Anthony
MAU
Mt Anthony Icers Draw Tourney Seed In CVHL Action
The Mt Anthony hockey club is the second seed in the Central Vermont Hockey League tournament at Royce Mandigo Arena Rutland starting Saturday. Mt Anthony (8 10 3) meets top seed Middlebury (12 0) in the third game with face off Sunday at 4 30. Semifinals set for March 15 and championship on March 22 at 7 30. Teams include MSJ Woodstock Rutland and Springfield. Coaches and players named include Howard Schneider Martin Schneider Brad White and Mark Nesbit. The arena is Rutland High and MSJ Mounties home.
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Mt. Anthony
Central Vermont Hockey League
Royce Mandigo
Rutland
Patriots
Middlebury
NCAA expands field to 32 for upcoming tournament
NCAA invites expand the national championship bracket to 32 teams with seven new spots. Most at-larges go to conference runners-up and independents, shaping a wide field across East, Mideast, Midwest and West regions with first rounds set for March 15 and regionals the following weekend.
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Ira Miller
UPI
NCAA
South Carolina
East
Syracuse
George Washington
Rutgers
Boston College
Penn
Mideast
Indiana
Alabama
Middle Tennessee
Marquette
Oregon State
WAC
Texas-El Paso
Arizona
Missouri Valley
New Mexico State
Louisville
ACC
SEC
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Notre Dame
Memphis State
UCLA
Cal
Arizona State
Big Sky
Montana
West Coast Athletic
Nevada
Las Vegas
Pacific Coast
San Diego State
Long Beach State
Ski Report from Boston UPI New England centers on snow status
New England ski report lists conditions for Vermont and New Hampshire and Maine with many resorts noted as packed powder and powder. It marks operating status and snow quality using codes such as pkd pdr and gr for each resort including Killington Mad River Bettton Woods Cannon Mt and Sunday River among others. The report reflects broad conditions across the region with several sites indicating icy spots and limited operation in some cases.
Roadrunners edge Nordiques 6 3 in WHA clash
Phoenix Roadrunners led by Dennis Sobchuk two goals and linemates Robbie Ftorek and John Gray with one goal and three assists defeated the Quebec Nordiques 6-3. Sobchuk faces loan to Cincinnati Stingers next season while Ftorek and Gray remain under Phoenix contracts. Also: Racers over Blades 5 2 Saints over Whalers 5 3 Jets top Crusaders 4 2 Blazers shut out Oilers 6 0.
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Dennis Sobchuk
World Hockey Association
Phoenix Roadrunners
Sobchuk
Robbie Ftorek
John Gray
Roadrunners
Quebec Nordiques
Phoenix
Cincinnati Stingers
Cincinnati
Quebec
Ftorek
Gray
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Minnesota
New England
Winnipeg
Cleveland
Vancouver
Edmonton
Racers
Blades
Nick Harbaruk
Brian McDonald
J. P. Leblanc
Gary Bredin
Saints
Whalers
George Morrison
Mike Anatonovich
Jets
Crusaders
Bobby Hull
Ulf Nilsson
Hull
Gerry Cheevers
Blazers
Oilers
Rob Walton
Don McLeod
John McKenzie
Danny Lawson
WHA
McDonald Aims to Break Celtics Rookie Starting Trend
Glenn McDonald the Celtics number one pick pushes to start as a rookie joining a line of rookies who rarely began games. He battles for more minutes with Havlicek and Heinsohn guiding his role while Don Chaney heads to St Louis next year.
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NEW York
UPI
Glenn McDonald
Celtics
Bill Russell
Dave Cowens
Boston
JoJo White
McDonald
John Havlicek
Tommy Heinsohn
Long Beach St
Don Chaney
St. Louis
American Basketball Association
Tommy
Havlicek
Crenshaw Faces Slump Hopeful For Florida Open
Orlando report notes Ben Crenshaw, once a rising star dubbed Gentle Ben, struggles with confidence and missed cuts this season. He posted a 69 in pro-am but questions his future while planning to marry Polly Speno in September and believes his love life may affect his game. Jack Nicklaus and Johnny Miller absent from Florida Citrus Open field.
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Orlando
Fla
UPI
Ben Crenshaw
Ben
Crenshaw
Jack Nicklaus
Johnny Miller
Rio Pinar Country Club
San Diego
Los Angeles
South Florida
Polly Speno
New York
John Schlee
College scores invade NAIA playoffs and conference results
NAIA playoff games in Montana and Great Falls saw E Mont defeat Grt Falls 91 71 and Malone beat Defiance 80 73 while Norflk St. crushed Cmpbit 89 83 and Franklin topped Wis Prkstle 70 63. Southern Conference semifinals featured Furman and VMI with high scoring outcomes as Wm Mary beat VMI 81 69. Other results include Monmouth NJ over Dowling and Abts Wesleyan 94 83 Elsenhwr, plus Coppin State 82 over Millersville 87.
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R.I
Dayton
Ohio
Las Cruces
N.M
Portland
Ore
San Diego
New York
Utah State
Weber State
Missouri
Kansas State
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Stetson
Florida State
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Oklahoma
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Colorado
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Aggies
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Pikesvl
Malone
Defiance
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Cmpbit
Tri St
Franklin
Wis-Prkstle
Stout St
US Ind
Biola
VMI
Wm&Mary
E. Car
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Ind. Pa
Israeli Nazis
Siena
Millersv
Coppin St
Monmouth NJ
Dowling
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