Pirates Acquire Garner In Nine-Player Swap
The Pittsburgh Pirates trade six players to the Oakland A's for Phil Garner and add Tommy Helms and Chris Batton. Garner moves from second to third base, replacing Richie Hebner, while Bill Robinson laments losing the job. The deal centers on Garner's arrival to work under Chuck Tanner.
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Madison Square Garden Sues Ali for 4 Million Over Ducked Title Bout
MSG Boxing Inc accuses Muhammad Ali of breach of contract for pulling out of a world heavyweight title fight with Duane Bobick last February. The suit notes Ali’s November retirement announcement and cites plans for a May title defense in Seoul against Rocky Lorenzo Zanon of Italy.
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Bonnies liked in NIT semifinal clash at MSG
Alabama favored to beat Houston and St Bonaventure slight pick over Villanova in NIT semifinals at Madison Square Garden. Alabama beat Virginia Tech 79 72 with Reggie King scoring 17 to erase 10 point gap. Villanova defeated Massachusetts 81 71. St Bonaventure beat Oregon 76 73.
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Columbus Wrestling Club Invitational Returns by junior high and high school
The Columbus Wrestling Club hosts its annual Invitational for grades 7 12 at Columbus Senior High School gym with 250 wrestlers from about 25 towns including Iowa. Weigh ins start at 7 a.m. and first round at 9 a.m. Five mats will be used and medals awarded to the top four in each weight class per division.
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Three seniors lead Scotus Shamrocks basketball season
Scotus Central Catholic finished 156 in a season highlighted by three seniors Heimann Feehan and Hoffman leading scoring rebounds and points. Heimann 290 points Hoffman 280 64.7 ppg as a team. The Shamrocks reached district semifinals losing to Seward while claiming Centennial Conference honors and season milestones.
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Notre Dame Faces North Carolina In NCAA East Semifinal
Notre Dame coach Digger Phelps jokes about Irish names as his 13 players prepare to face third ranked North Carolina in the NCAA East Regionals at College Park Maryland. Key injured players from both teams are listed and multiple regional semifinals follow across sites Kentucky and Syracuse UCLA Utah.
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Nicklaus Eyes TPC Nicklaus After Sawgrass Start
Jack Nicklaus aims to add the TPC to his major tally as the 1974 and 1976 winners contend at Sawgrass in the fourth TPC. The $300000 event gathers 144 pros with Sawgrass praised for its toughness against ocean winds and thick rough.
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When is a telephone monopoly truly regulated
Colum bus district manager Norm Loseke explains that a telephone company is a true monopoly only in its service area and under regulatory control. Regulation limits rates and service area decisions, while competition remains in unregulated services and discretionary consumer spending. He notes regulatory lag and inflation, and that profits are not guaranteed under the Public Service Commission framework.
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