Idaho State Upsets UCLA In West Regional Thriller
Idaho State shocks UCLA 76-75 in the NCAA West Regional semifinals. Steve Hayes scores 27 as ISU rallies from six down, fending off a late Bruin foul barrage to secure the victory. Marques Johnson limited by injuries, UCLA stars struggle as Idaho State improves to 25-4.
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Hayes
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Roy Hamilton
ISU
Bonnies and Houston reach NIT finals in New York
St Bonaventure, 22 6, beat Villanova 86 82 as Glenn Hagan sparked a second half rally. Houston, 29 7, topped Alabama 82 76 behind Otis Birdsong late in the game to reach the NIT final. Birdsong scored 18 after an early shoulder issue as coach Guy Lewis earned his 400th win.
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Phil Ford
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Truman Claytor
Yanks fixated on Stanley as spring camp battle heats up
The New York Yankees feature shortstop Fred Stanley as the club’s focus amid camp chatter. He defends his role amid criticism while other teams report spring results including Rusty Staub and Jason Thompson homers, Kingman’s holdout, and several exhibition wins across MLB clubs.
Baseball owners seek dictatorial powers for commissioner
CHICAGO UPI Major league baseball owners planned to grant their commissioner virtual dictatorial authority, a federal judge ruled on Thursday. The decision underscores the contentious balance between league governance and legal oversight in baseball.
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McCullough shoots 66 to lead TPC after windy round
McCullough, 30, a PGA journeyman and former elementary phys ed teacher, posted 6 under par 66 at Sawgrass to take a one stroke lead in the Tournament Players Championship. He said wind changes didn’t affect his rhythm as he eagled No 18 and birdied No 17. Defending champion Nicklaus shot 73 as others like Floyd and Watson trailed.
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Friday Scoreboard Highlights and Trades Across Leagues
In Friday games, Atlanta visits Boston, Cleveland plays NY Nets, Houston meets Philadelphia, Kansas City faces Chicago, Seattle travels to Detroit, Golden State at Los Angeles, New Orleans hosts Phoenix, Indiana visits Portland. Shortstop Fred Stanley signed a three year Yankee contract. Dee Rowe named UConn athletics assistant, Dom Perno to coach. Stu Aberdeen named Marshall head coach. Fred Stolle re-signed as New York Apples coach. Redskins release WR Roy Teffarcan.
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Fred Stanley
Yankee
George Steinbrenner
Billy Martin
Reggie Jackson
Ken Holtzman
Thurman Munson
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Ross Grimsley
Myr Smith
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Royals
Charlie Chant
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Bobby Darwin
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Tiant Expected to Join the Red Sox in Clearwater
UPI reports Luis Tiant was due to join Boston in Clearwater ahead of a game with the Philadelphia Phillies. After a lengthy contract dispute, a compromise reportedly guarantees salary through next season, with Tiant aiming for about 200000 this year. Manager Don Zimmer welcomed the return, hinting Tiant remains their top starter and 20-game winner.
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First Grade to Eleventh Grade Racing Wagers List
A dated excerpt lists multiple grade level horse racing bets and payouts from March 17, 1977. It records Quiniela and Trifecta results with winners such as Patty, Johnnie Margo, Casey Kid, Pretty Flashy, Royal Time, Annie Logen, BB's Ivory, Nick Orbit, Gypsy Rand, and TJ Glemming Onyz, noting paid amounts from $9.20 to $2,359.60 across grades and events.
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Gambeano
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Ider
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Tri
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Red Agent
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Conway Blue Boy
Blue Rainbow
Gypsy Rand
Gilmoe
River Dee
R.W. Smokey Eyes
Quinieta
TJ Glemming Onyz
Dixie D
Ginger Fleet
Pownal Friday Horse Entries March 18 1977
Friday entries list nine races with grade levels and eight to nine horse names per race. Notable names include Mack Track Beeline Babe Misty Charm and River Jet in Race One, plus WP Mitzy Kin to and River Clown in later races.
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Timely Tamimy
Beeline Babe
Misty Charm
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Ricki Cox
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Copper
Space Horse
Kelso Fats
D.K
Jartead Jet
Red Remy
Cindy
Joy
Misty Pan
Woodford
Pecus Dee
Rebel Jill
SL Goldrush
Taligate Tippy
Tiny Ling
Dutch Chippewa
Norman’s Shot
Dark Hills
Mitzy Kinto
T River Clown
Celaronda
Woody's Boy
Fun and Sun
Gilmoes Willie
Firespray
Papa Bear
Mr. President
R.W. Peanut
el Tian
Rehnquist Named ECAC Division III Player of the Year
Centerville Massachusetts UPI reports Amherst senior forward Jim Rehnquist, son of Justice William Rehnquist, earned a second straight ECAC Division III basketball Player of the Year award after averaging 21.8 points this season. The squad also honors repeaters Greg Ackles, Paul Harvey, Larry Parker, Phil Walker, and Joe Marcewicz on the 10 member team.
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Plattsburgh State
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Millersville State
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Norwich
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