Molloy Misses Shot as Rutgers Upsets Princeton
Princeton guard Pete Molloy, nicknamed Mugs, missed a late one and Rutgers survived 54 53 to reach the NCAA regionals. Molloy spoke calmly after the miss as coach Don Young discussed the timeout strategy and Carril supported his player.
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Johnny Bench Chases Foul Balls in Florida Pro Am
Cincinnati Reds star Johnny Bench, preparing for spring training, says he would rather chase foul balls at the ballpark than hit balls on the golf course during a Florida pro am. The all star catcher is quoted about preferring field work to golf.
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Greyhound owners plan march on New Hampshire State House
In Concord, N H supporters of a bill allowing greyhound tracks to own kennels plan a march to protest legislation that would end independent kennels. Opponents warn the measure could hurt the state and bettors, citing a Miami track as an example.
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Hoosiers Edge Redmen For Final AP Number One Rank
Indiana claimed the final AP poll top spot after routing St. John’s 90-70 in the NCAA tournament opener. Lou Carnesecca praised Indiana while John Wooden called the Hoosiers a great team with balance and strong defense.
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NFL expected to deny Memphis entry in league
NFL officials opened talks on expansion but faced hurdles including a Memphis bid led by John Bassett and opposition to the Rozelle Rule. Commissioner Pete Rozelle signaled possible removal of the compensation rule via a collective bargaining deal, with court or congressional involvement possible.
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