UCLA Holds Top Spot in Cage Voting
UCLA remains No. 1 in the AP college basketball poll as Kansas narrowly edged Oklahoma 71-68 with Pierre Russell's late free throws. Jacksonville beat Florida State 100-75 as Gilmore scored 22 and grabbed 35 rebounds, while Western Kentucky won 83-85 over East Tennessee. Kentucky toppled by Florida, Notre Dame slid, and several top teams moved in the latest rankings.
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Kentucky Colonels Deny Racial Problems Amid Coaching Tensions
Kentucky Colonels coach Frank Ramsey and most players denied former trainer Bill Antonini’s charges of racial issues and chaos in the ABA club. Star players Les Hunter Louie Dampier and Cincy Powell defended team harmony while Ramsey said Antonini never ran practices and questioned his claims about attendance and influence.
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Wash Boosts Lead In Prep Swim Poll
Washington dominates the high school swimming ratings compiled by Swim Inc. of Fort Nanda, raising its total from 601 to 619 since Jan. 24. Ben Taylor holds top times in the 10 yard butterfly and 20 yard IM, with top marks also in the medley and freestyle relays. Cedar Rapids Kennedy rises to fourth with 494 points as Bill Fowler posts the best 200 free time of 1:51.7.
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Warriors JVs Improve to 14-1 in Monday Play
Washington junior varsity lifted its record to 14-1 with a 104-52 win as Welty Ramos and Bob Timmons led scoring. Prairie’s Yanecek’s Pete Roevein topped the night, while Fat Albers trimmed Fowler Electric 67-41 at the Teague Ellis YMCA.
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Everbataha
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Cedric Durst In Critical Condition After Stroke
Cedric Durst former major league baseball player was in critical condition at Mercy Hospital after a stroke suffered during a Hot Stove league event in San Carlos. The 71 year old native of Austin Texas played for the Yankees Browns and Red Sox and later managed the San Diego Padres from 1988 to 1994.
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ISU Freshmen Edge Missouri Frosh 87 84 in MA Porous Deficit
Iowa State freshmen rallied from a four point halftime hole to topple Missouri 87 84 in Columbia. Mike Capobianco poured in 27 points while Jim Heck added 17 and Eric Heft 16 for ISU. Al Eberhard led Missouri with 18 points as Rick Atzen contributed 12 for the Tigers.
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Holdouts Hold Baseball Bosses In Trading Standstill
The piece notes star players like Boog Powell Bill Zepp and others delaying deals over contract terms. Zepp seeks a $500,000 three year pay, while Brown wants $38,000 to $35,000. McDowell pins signing to Tucson prep and asks $100,000. Several unsigned, including Pinson and Fosse, mirror team frustrations as GMs set offers amid holdout tensions.
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Sam McDowell
Dennis Higgins
Vada Pinson
Ray Fosse
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Tucson
Siguing
Hylton Edges to Narrow NASCAR Point Lead After Daytona 500
Daytona Beach AP James Hylton now leads the Winston Cup chase by three points over Robby Isaac after the Daytona 500. Hylton 307 Isaac 304 with Richard Petty third at 291. Petty won the 500 for his third victory of the year and 120th of his career. Bobby Allison sits fourth with 273, Cecil Gordon fifth at 266. Dodge leads manufacturers with 21 points, Mercury and Plymouth tied at 19, Ford six, Chevrolet one.
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Seaton
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Petty
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Hueytown
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Plymouth
Sayers OK After Surgery For Bears
Chicago Bears halfback Gale Sayers, recovering in Chicago, underwent a second knee procedure to tighten stretched ligaments on the inner left knee after a prior operation last Oct. 21 on the outer side of the same knee. Dr. Theodore Fox said the injuries were unrelated and the latest surgery was not a repair of the first operation. Sayers had knee issues in 1968 but led the NFL in rushing in 1969.
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Nolan Signs with Cincinnati Reds for 1971 Season
Cincinnati announces Gary Nolan has signed for the 1971 season. Nolan went 18 7 in 1970, second to Jim Merritt who won 20 games. The Reds have 12 players under contract as pitchers and catchers report Friday in Tampa and spring training begins Saturday.
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Missouri Defeats Iowa State 80 to 66 in Columbia
Missouri stifled Iowa State inside and built a 23 19 first-half lead, then held on for an 80 66 victory in Columbia. ISU dropped to 5 17 overall and 2 8 in the Big Eight as Missouri moved closer to second place. John Brown led ISU with 23 points while Gene Mack and Rick Engel contributed for the Cyclones.
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Kennedy Jayvee Defeats Marion in 73 53 Victory
Kennedy high junior varsity toppled Marion 73 to 53 on Monday at Kennedy. Rob Gleason scored 15 for the winners while Arly Bailey poured in 21 for Marion. The fragmented copy notes other names and stray details from the game and article.
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