Ramsay benches DiGregorio for Braves playoff push
Buffalo coach Jack Ramsay sidelined guard Ernie DiGregorio for the final regular season and playoff game after his knee surgery. Ramsay cited reduced form and minutes, naming Ken Charles to start and using Bob Weiss and Lee Winfield as needed. DiGregorio, once Providence star and last year’s Rookie of the Year, admitted timing and team patterns contributed to his struggles.
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NIT May Trim Its Cage Field
NIT may reduce its field to 32 or 14 teams, says Pete Carlesimo. Fordham athletic director and tournament committee chair cites lower attendance, NCAA expansion, and TV triple headers as factors guiding possible format changes for next year. He notes potential first round byes and emphasizes TV helps national exposure and finances.
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Luther Clinches 9-6 Victory Over Washington U
Luther Norse rallied to a 9-6 win over Washington U. of St. Louis as Bob Fink doubled and Tom Stark hit a two run triple. Luther, outhit 15-7, exploited five Washington errors to improve to 1-2 on the season. In another item, Travelers Rest HS hurdled tragedy as Peter Mack Major died after collapsing post run during the News Piedmont relays.
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Knight Coach of the Year honors Indiana legend
Bloomington AP Knight accepts AP Coach of the Year for 1974-75 Indiana team. He credits players for success while reflecting on a 34-game win streak and a 92-90 NCAA loss to Kentucky. He says no other job interests him and praises first recruit Steve Green. Knight plans recruiting trips to San Diego for the finals.
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Perfect Scores Highlight Final Day at Iowa State Archery Assoc
Two perfect 300s distinguished the final day of the indoor tourney at Riverside Roundhouse Cedar Rapids. Gary Alexander of Waterloo and John Carlson of Lake Mills posted flawless scores in the men's open unlimited division while Ed Rhode Cedar Rapids won the men's open freestyle with 298.
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Sturtz Places Ninth in NCAA Division II Diving
DeWayne Sturtz, Coe College freshman diver from C R Kennedy, finished ninth in the one meter diving at the NCAA Division II championships in Meadville Pennsylvania. He earned NCAA All America recognition among small college competitors after being undefeated in dual meets this season and captured the Midwest Conference diving title.
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Brown Wins Jeff Honor On Wrestling Awards Banquet
Senior Jod Brown led Jefferson with a 26-1 season and a third place state finish at 132 pounds. Jim Comreid, Dave Johnson, Jim Halvanz and Dave Edmunds also received honors. Comreid won the takedown award and, with Brown, was named co captain. The event, held in the Jeff cafeteria, also announced awards for most improved, outstanding sophomore and other honors.
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Iowa Champs Honor Holm At Hawkeye Wrestling Banquet
Iowa champions honored 158-pound NCAA champ Don Holm of Libertyville at the Delaware County Club Scholarship banquet in Manchester. Holm keeps 40 to 50 plants with roommate and bought his first snake, a small boa constrictor. Co captains will be Chuck Yagla and Tim Cysewski. Yagla and Greg Stevens led in falls. Chris Campbell won most courageous wrestler. Steve Hunte earned scholar ship medal. John Bowlshy outstanding freshman. Coaches Kurdermeier and Gable received beef, pork and cheese packages and a Triple Crown trophy for Midlands, Big Ten and NCAA wins.
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Kennedy: No Merger In Sight for Pro Loops
Chicago AP Walter Kennedy, retiring NBA commissioner, stated no merger with the ABA is likely soon. He noted no horizon for consolidation, discussed lawsuits with the Players Association and ABA, and said a trial could occur this fall or early next winter. Kennedy may leave May 31, with Simon Gourdin e, deputy candidate, guiding as acting head.
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Pro Basketball Scores Highlight American Association Race
Kentucky 99 Utah 4 leads the brief update with basketball scores from the American Association. Toronto Scallarns 2 is noted in pro hockey. The snippet reflects a compact sports rundown with two leagues and a pair of teams.
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