USC Lags As Marks Tumble
Middle Tennessee's Barry McClure set an NCAA Indoor triple jump record then broke it again as fans dwindled. USC and Olympic veteran Dave Wottle underperformed, while Kilburn’s teams battled in a crowded meet led by El Paso and Navy performances and Ken Schappert won the 1:50.4 880 in a tense event.
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Rodney Milburn
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Gerald Tinker
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Peter Farmer
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al Lanier
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Ted Bregar
Terry Erickson
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LA Junior Named Dartmouth Captain
Los Angeles junior Brad Gilman has been named captain of Dartmouth’s swim team. He holds Big Green records in the 400 and 500 yard freestyle and will compete this weekend in the Eastern Seaboard championships at West Point, New York.
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N.H
Brad Gilman
Los Angeles
Dartmouth
Gilman
US Military Academy
West Point
Johnson Silent So Is His Bat in Texas Trade
The Texas Rangers acquired Alex Johnson from the Cleveland Indians for pitching prospects Rich Hinton and Vince Colbert. Johnson, once a .329 batting champ with the Angels, was to report to camp in Florida as the Rangers’ designated hitter amid past fines and a 1971 suspension, with expectations to improve after a poor Indians season.
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Vince Colbert
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Indians
Bob Short
Pompano Beach
Fla
California Angels
Lefty Phillips
Oakland
Vida Blue
Clabbatz Sprints to Bowling Lead in Night of Scores
Carl Clabbatz posted a 208 game while Sandy Fenno reached 205 as women and men competed in Friday leagues. Highlights included multiple 200s and exhibition games with White Sox, Athletics and Padres actions, plus notable salary talks surrounding Blue and 1972 figures.
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Sandy Fenno
Chrysler
Shirley Sweet
the Mu
Cort Giabatz
Bob Watrous
NCAA Round One Opens With 18 Teams In Playoffs
UCLA rests as 18 teams begin regional NCAA tournament action across East Midwest Mideast and West regions. St John s Penn Providence St Joseph s Furman Miami of Ohio Marquette Jacksonville Austin Peay Long Beach Weber State Oklahoma City and others enter first round matchups with UCLA awaiting the winner of Arizona State Oklahoma City in the West second round. Maryland advances by ACC semifinal win over Wake Forest and NC State secures 26th straight with a semifinal victory over Virginia.
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West
St. John’s
N.Y
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Providence
St. Joseph's
Syracuse
Jacksonville
Austin Peay
Long Beach State
Pacific Coast Athletic Association
Big Sky
Weber State
Oklahoma City
University of San Francisco
Maryland
Wake Forest
North Carolina State
Virginia
Kid Grapplers Stage Big Show in District Finals
Corry Area High School hosts a district wrestling show with 435 young grapplers across four mats in two gyms. Finals begin at 7 p.m. tonight after a night of 26 matches at the CAHS gym, with semi finals determining who competes in the 9 and under to 12 and under divisions and winners earning advancement.
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Corry Area High School
CAHS
Pacers Win 110-105 Over Cougars on Friday
Indiana Pacers win a hard fought ABA game 110-105 against the Carolina Cougars marking their sixth straight victory. George McGinnis scores 30 for the Pacers while Carolina’s Joe Caldwell leads with 26 and Billy Cunningham adds 18 as the press defense is largely neutralized by fast breaks and Mel Daniels’s block.
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Cougars
American Basketball Association
Carolina
Mel Daniels
George McGinnis
Joe Caldwell
Billy Cunningham
Denver Rockets
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Virginia Squares
Utah
Dallas
National Basketball Association
Milwaukee
Portland
Baltimore
Houston
Chicago
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Boston
Los Angeles
Julius Irving
Squires
Dan Issel
Curl Shoots 63 As Doral Open Leads to Second
Rod Curl, a 30 year old Winty Indian nicknamed Chief, posted a four under 63 at the Doral Eastern Open before a weather delay to stand 36 holes at six under 138, four behind leader Lee Trevino. Bobby Mitchell and Dave Hill each sit one stroke behind Curl with Jack Nicklaus 11 behind after a 74 exposes his rough start. Curl, who has earned 11 045 this season, plans to use his platform to help Indians while staying within orderly movements.
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Rod Curl
Curl
Lee Trevino
Bobby Mitchell
Dave Hill
Jack Nicklaus
Redding
Calif
Robinson, I
Atu
Wounded Knee, S
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