Yankee swap gossip shakes clubhouse in Florida
Milton Richman writes from Winter Haven Florida about the baseball world buzzing over Fritz Peterson and Mike Kekich swapping wives. Players Reggie Smith Carl Yastrzemski and Luis Aparicio weigh in on the personal scandal, public image and possible reconciliation while defenders argue ballplayers are not bad people despite the uproar.
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Nevada ski team returns for teammate’s funeral
Middlebury reports University of Nevada skiers fly home for the funeral of 22 year old Doug McGowan who died after a downhill accident on the course. Coach Mark Magney says a ski came off, McGowan lost control and struck a tree resulting in a skull fracture. The team canceled its NCAA bid to attend the funeral.
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Kentucky Eyes SEC Title Amid Tennessee Clash
Kentucky coach Joe Hall seeks a sixth straight SEC crown as the Wildcats host Tennessee in Lexington. Tennessee aims to derail the run and gain a path to the NCAA East Regionals, while ACC playoff action in Greensboro pits North Carolina State, North Carolina and Maryland in the race for the NCAA bid.
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Plante Seeks Cup Win Despite Aging Goaltending Odds
Jacques Plante, 44, still among NHL’s best, joined the Boston Bruins last week after leaving Toronto. He admits asthma, tired legs, and weather limit his play but aims to win another Stanley Cup, fresh from a shutout in his Bruins debut. He says age has sharpened his game as he watches and studies opponents.
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