Cox Sill Alive in State Junior Olympic Wrestling Semis
Cox Sill, first Corryite to reach the semifinals twice, survived the first round at St. Vincent College Latrobe in the 11 12 year 175 pound class after opponent Bill Lydick forfeited for weight. Pilato of Mt. Pleasant won in quarter finals, while Jaggi and Johnson lost decisions in 13 14 and 115 pound divisions.
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Steve Lox
St. Vincent College
Latrobe
Brad Johnson
Troy Jaggs
Cox
Bill Lydick
DuBois
Lydick
Mt. Pleasant
Steve Pilato
Jaggi
Johnson
Kevin Spangler
Brownson House
Washington
Rooker's Arm Tightens in Pirates Exhibition Start
Pittsburgh pitcher Jim Rooker left after four innings with muscle tightness raising doubt about his readiness for the season’s fourth game. The Pirates won 5-4 as Manny Sanguillen drove in the winning run in the tenth after Willie Stargell and Richie Zisk delivered the earlier hits.
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Fla
Pittsburgh
Jim Rooker
New York Yankees
Hooker
Pirates
Rooker
Pirate
Danny Murtaugh
Booker
Sam McDowell
Yankees
Walt Williams
McDowell
Lou Piniella
Rot Blomtsberg
Manny Sanguillen
Willie Stargell
Richie Zisk
Dave Parker
Clearwater
Philadelphia Phillies
Wayne Twitchell
Ron Sprayler
Opening BB Contests Highlight 1975 Baseball Start
The Cincinnati Reds open the 1975 season at Riverfront Stadium before about 52000 fans, facing the Dodgers in a bid to defend the NL title. Other openers include Montreal at St Louis Eloyston hosts Atlanta, California vs Kansas City, and nine more Monday games with Brewers, A's, White Sox, Tigers, and more teeing up for season starts.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Reds
Riverfront Stadium
Bowie Kuhn
Montreal
St. Louis
Eloyston
Atlanta
California
Kansas City
Milwaukee Brewers
King Hawke Aaron
Jim Shorty
Luis Tiant
Boston Red Sox
Vida Bine
Oakland A's
Wilbur Wood
Chicago White Sox
Joe Coleman
Detroit
Jimmy Palmer
Baltimore
Minnesota
Bert Blyleven
Texas
Ferguson Jenkins
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
San Francisco
San Diego
Steve Carlton
Phillies
Tom Seaver
Pirates
Dock Ells
Rick Reuschel
Jim Barr
Sam Diego
Ranily Johnson
Celtics Edge Bullets 95 94 for Best NBA Record
Boston rallies in final seconds as John Havlicek feeds Dave Cowens for a late foul line jumper sealing a 95 94 win over Washington. Celtics rise to 59 22, best in the league, with two games left. Bullets drop to 58 22. Milwaukee, Chicago, Buffalo, Golden State, Portland, Seattle win elsewhere.
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Dave Cowens
Celtics
Washington Bullets
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Washington
Atlanta
New Orleans
Wes Unseld
Bullets
Havlicek
Heinsohn
Boston
Cowens
Milwaukee
New York
Chicago
Buffalo
Golden State
Phoenix
Port
Hoxton
Ural Davison -Waaktington
Houston
Fang
Orleans
K.coomahere
Goldin
Pacific
Seattle
Portland
Los Angeles
Ite
HBA Gammon
Philadelphi
Milwau
Seatife
Big Names Upgrade AL Dawn With A's Yanks Trade Talks
AP writer Ken Rappoport surveys major league moves that vault the A's and Yankees into a stacked American League. Aaron, Bonds, May and Singleton land in AL outfits as Oakland targets a fourth straight West title and New York contends with Baltimore and Boston. Predictions place NY, Baltimore atop the East, while Oakland leads the West amid strong lineups and pitching.
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Ken Rappoport
AP Sports
Hank Aaron
Bobby Bonds
Lee May
Billy Williams
Willie Davis
Nate Colbert
Ken Singleton
Oakland A’s
Catfish .Hunter
Rangers
Jeff Burroughs
Mike Hargrove
Ferguson Jenkins
Davis
Yankees
Hunter
Bonds
Baltimore Orioles
May
Singleton
Orioles
Milwaukee Brewers
Detroit Tigers
Aaron
Colbert
Brewers
Tiger Stadium
New York
San Francisco Giants
George Medich
Pat Dobson
Sparky Lyle
Kentucky Clinches ABA East Title in Playoff Win
Kentucky Colonel victory over New York 108-99 earned the Eastern Division crown behind Artis Gilmore's 28 points and 33 rebounds. Coach Hubie Brown noted the unlikely rise from injuries and seven-and-a-half players. Louisville hosts Memphis in the opening Eastern Division playoff game, with New York to adjust strategy for a potential rematch. Nets coach Kevin Loughery praised his squad for erasing an 18-point deficit as Kentucky claimed only its second divisional title.
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American Basketball Association
Kentucky
Hubie Brown
Colonels
New York
Brown
Artis Gilmore
Nets
Memphis
Soo
Louis m
Virginia
aeDenver
San Antonio
Ingiona
Utah
San Diego
Diana
Auiesbgamans
Baseball Rosters Trimmed by the Associated Press
Four players left major league teams on Friday with one retireing. Ron Bryant of the Giants announced retirement for personal reasons while Claude Osteen Balor Moore and Bobby Valentine were cut. Bryant cited family and business as priorities alongside a 50 000 a year job. Osteen and Moore were waived or sent to farm clubs and Valentine to Charleston IL. In spring action the Reds edged the Red Sox 1-0 in 16 innings as Griffey scored the decisive run.
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Associated Ress
Ron Bryant
San Francisco Giants
Claude Osteen
St. Louis Cardinals
Balor Moore
Montreal Expos
Bobby Valentine
California Angels
Bryant
Flagstaff
Ariz
Giants
Osteen
Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
St. Louis
Moore
Montreal
Memphis
Minnesota
Valentine
Angels
Charleston
Cincinnati Reds
Boston
Ken Griffey
Red Sox
Pittsburgh
New York Yankees
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Oakland
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
Tulsa
American Association
San Francisco
Santa Clara University
Baltimore
Atlanta
New York Mets
Detroit
Texas
Los Angeles
California
Weiskopf Ups Lead To Five At Greensboro Open
Weiskopf built a five stroke lead in the Greater Greensboro Open after a par 71 second round. Trevino Leslie and Ziobro were the only others under par at 141, with Miller 142 and Player 146 trailing. Palmer barely made the cut.
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Gheensboro
N.C
Tom Weiskopf
Weiskopf
Lee Trevino
Perry Leslie
Bill Ziobro
Trevino
Leslie
Ziobro
Miller
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
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Brooks Robinson
Don Baylor
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Charlie Spikes
George Hendrick
Oscar Gamble
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George Scott
John Briggs
Ron LeFlore
Tigers
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Vida Blue
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