ENC Beats St. Francis in Boston Garden to win tournament
Eastern Nazarene College crushed St. Francis 102 to 84 in Boston to claim the Boston Celtics Small College Tournament title. MVP Mike Barefoot led ENC with 32 points as Ribeiro Cox and Gibson also reached double figures, while St. Francis struggled at the line with 10 of 24 free throws.
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Dick Charles
Boston
Eastern Nazarene College
Quincy
Mass
St. Francis
Boston Garden
Boston Celtics
Chicago Bulls
the Garden
Crusaders
Mike Barefoot
Red Knights
Eastern Nazarene
St. Francis College
Gordon
Prefoot
Mike Ribeiro
Biddeford
Mike Gadbois
Dave Leary
Knights
Ribeiro
Bob Cox
al Gibson
Russ Opie
Gadbois
Edmonds
Ward Cox
Gibson
Harrison
Miller
Rouse
Barefoot
Harmon
Wetmore
Jones
Lynch
Opie
Leary
Callahan
Lundberg
Borsi
O'Hara
Stensland
Smailia
Nelson
Smith
Bradley and Baker
All Tournament picks and trophies in regional college game
Bob Callahan and Dave Leary of St Francis Barefoot and Gibson of Eastern Nazarene and Paul Lindland of Gordon College earned All Tournament honors while Tom Hein sohn presented trophies at halftime of the Celtics Bulls game. St Francis heads to Maine Portland Gorham next.
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Bob Callahan
Dave Leary
St. Francis
Barefoot and Gibson
Eastern Nazarene
Paul Lindland
Gordon College
Boston Celtic
Tom Heinsohn
Gorham
University of Maine, Portland-Gorham
Yankees stadium burden on taxpayers over pitch for Hunter
Red Smith argues New York City should cover Catt Hunter’s salary and related costs to boost Yankee Stadium attendance to two million, criticizing city subsidies for the park and contrasting it with Steinbrenner financed upgrades. He notes past condemnation suits by Rice University and the Knights of Columbus, jokes about public finance, and defends baseball’s civic value despite urban backlash.
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New York Times
NEW York
New York City
Catt Hunter
Yankee Stadium
George Steinbrenner
Fun City
Shea Stadium
Yankees
Hunter
Rice University
Rice
Knights of Columbus
Macy’s
Cleveland
Steinbrenner
South Bronx
Flushing Meadow
Chavez Ravine
White Sox Park
Chicago
Philadelphia
Wasington
Griffith Stadium
Wrigley Field
Los Angeles
Tiger Stadium
Detroit
Bronx
Veeck Struggles With White Sox Bid In Limbo
Cleveland AP report details Bill Veeck and the Chicago White Sox in baseball limbo as AL owners reject his initial bid. They demand $1.2 million more in debenture money and a stronger equity structure. Veeck expects a seven day deadline with a 10-0 vote against the plan.
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Chicago White Sox
Bill Veeck
Veeck
David Cohen
Philadelphia
Cohen
Ee MacPhail
MacPhail
MacPha
Chicago
John Allyn
Associated Press
New Group
White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Bulls top Celtics as Love leads late surge
Bob Love scored 35 as Chicago erased a nine-point deficit to beat Boston 109-106 amid a tense scene with a brief fight and technical fouls. Jo Jo White paced the Celtics with 31 points, while Bob Love sealed the win in the final minute. In Detroit, Kareem Abdul Jabbar had 29 points 21 rebounds and 11 blocks guiding the Lakers to 118-110 over the Pistons.
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Jo Jo White
Bulls
Bob Love
Boston
Heinsohn
Dick Motta
Jack Marin
Chicago
Steve Patterson
Charlie Scott
Buffalo
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Los Angeles Lakers
Abdul-Jabbar
Cobo Arena
Detroit
Lakers
Pistons
Golden State
Warriors
Kareem
Bill Sharman
Chicago Bulls
Boston Celtics
Philadelphia 76Ers
New Orleans Jazz
Milwaukee Bucks
Portland Trail Blazers
Houston Rockets
Seattle SuperSonics
Western Kentucky Eyes Tough Santland Rice Bowl Test
Western Kentucky coach Jimmy Feix predicts a tough NCAA Division II semifinal against New Hampshire in the Santland Rice Bowl at Baton Rouge. Feix notes NH mirrors WKU offensively and defensively, stresses scoring to counterbalance, and cites NH’s balanced attack, including 163 rushing and 176 passing yards in a recent win. He refuses precise predictions while acknowledging the Four-team final context and upcoming bowl alignments.
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Bowling Green
Western Kentucky
Jimmy Feix
Hilltoppers
New Hampshire
Baton Rouge
Feix
Western
Bill Bernham
Livingston State
Alabama
Northern Michigan
Wichita Falls
Tex
Sacramento
Calif
Little All Americans Are Chosen
The AP named 22 players to the 1975 College Division All America team. From Indiana IUP to Grambling two players appear, with Lynn Hieber of Indiana University of Pennsylvania as quarterback, Sammy White from yecurning State University at receiver, and James Hunter on defense. Other standouts include Vincent Allen of Indiana State, Bill Deutsch of North Dakota, Terry Egerdahl of Minnesota Duluth, and linemen from Texas A&I to Northern Iowa. Hieber led in total offense at 250.3 yards per game while Indiana had an 8 1 1 record.
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NEW York
Yecurning State University
Sammie White
James Hunter
Associated Press
Grambling
Lynn Hieber
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Vincent Allen
Indiana State of
Bill Deutsch
North Dakota
Terry Egerdahl
Minnesota-Duluth
Allen
Deutsch
White
David Hill
Texas A&i
Steve Musulin
Guilford
Mike Timmermans
Northern Iowa
Ned Deane
Massachusetts
Mark Law
Hillsdale
Kevin Martell
New Hampshire
Willie
Lee
Bethune-Cookman
Lawrence Pillers
Alcorn State
Larry Czarnecki
Ithaca
Bobby Kotzur
Southwest
Texas
Junior Hardin
Eastern Kentucky
Greg Blankenship
Hayward State
Rick Green
Western Kentucky
Bill Linnenkohl
Puget Sound
Hunter
Ralph Gebhart
Rochester
Anthony Leonard
Virginia Union
Hieber
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Ron Behagen
Jim McElroy
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