Who Will Succeed Wooden UCLA Farewell Ends An Era
UCLA claimed its 10th NCAA title as John Wooden retired after the victory over Kentucky in San Diego. Gene Bartow is named as a potential successor amid rumors, with J D Morgan promising an upcoming decision.
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UCLA Tops Final AP Poll Sealed By 1975 Championship Win
UCLA named No 1 in The Associated Press final 1974-75 poll with 969 points and 44 first place votes after defeating Kentucky 92-85 in the NCAA final. Coach John Wooden announced retirement after 40 seasons. Kentucky runner-up with 787 points.
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Sunshine Sought as GGO Field Gathers in Greensboro
Larry Heath, chairman, says the Greater Greensboro Open has one of its best fields with top players like Johnny Miller, Tom Weiskopf, Tom Shaw, Rod Curl and Arnold Palmer. The $225,000 purse includes $45,000 to the winner as Sedgefield hosts the event amid course changes aimed at rewarding accuracy over power.
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Bulldogs rout Trojans 18 to 1 in Piedmont District game
Martinsville pounded Tunstall with 18 runs as Tunstall made eight errors and allowed 16 hits. Whitaker led Martinsville with three hits including a double and home run. Lavinder added three. Rush took the loss for Tunstall after four innings. Bryant lamented the play as the team’s worst effort.
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A-Frame Home Of Bill Walton For Sale In Portland Area
Port land Oregon AP one of suburban Portland's newer landmarks Bill Walton s A frame home is for sale Walton rookie center for the Portland Trail Blazers built the house last year on the Willamette River in West Lynn south of Portland An Oregonian ad headed First Time Advertised 100 feet river frontage describes a rustic 3 bedroom contemporary with large view windows high cathedral ceiling stone fireplace cedar siding planked oak floors extras Offered at 99 500
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Kentucky Wildcats welcomed after NCAA final loss in San Diego
More than 6,000 fans greet the Kentucky basketball team at Memorial Coliseum and Blue Grass Field in Lexington as players and officials praise the season. Coach Joe Hall, Cliff Hagan, and senior captain Jimmy Dan Conner address the crowd while Jack Givens notes future opportunities in three remaining years.
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Basketball Scores From Pro Games Tonight
Memphis defeated Virginia at Milwaukee 121 to 96 while Detroit beat Antonion 138 to 93. New York edged Buffalo 191 to 03 and Chicago 8 suffered 19 from St Louis. Washington 110 beat New Orleans 191.
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Bowling Results From Riverside Area Weeknight League
Compiled scores show multiple teams and players across Riverside venues. Key marks include Mardy's Texaco 0, Beach 178, Moss 19R, Gammon 179, Ludwe 173, Baker 204, Peterson 24, Scearce 192, Gravely 192, Arnold 212, Jernigan 235, Mars 197, Moorefield 2277, Wilson 242, Riddle 222, and many others in alternating wins and losses.
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First Loss For Wildcats As PC Outslugs Dan River
Patrick County beat Dan River 17 to 9 in a Piedmont District baseball game in Stuart. Patrick County built nine runs with 12 hits while Dan River committed five errors and pitchers walked nine. Key PC hits included a three run homer by Mike Handy and Randy Martin doubled with a homer for Dan River. Dennis Foster added a Wildcats homer and Mark Hardison three run shot for Patrick County. Dan River starter Kenny Rhone took the loss as Stuart hosted the high scoring affair. Foster cited field and heckling issues during trips to Stuart, noting teams struggle on the Cougars field and a state trooper umpire’s past involvement. Dan River returns home Friday to face Drewry Mason.
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Bulls Move Step Closer To MD Title
Chicago Bulls beat Buffalo Braves 98 to 94 to tighten the Midwest division race. Chet Walker scored 24 and Tom Boerwinkle tipped home a key basket late as Chicago snapped a three game skid and stayed two games ahead of Kansas City Omaha with three games left. Bob McAdoo led Buffalo with 36 points.
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Dry land dog sled racing draws New Jersey enthusiasts
Allen Rosenblum and hundreds of Mid-Atlantic dog sled fans race on dry land in Freehold New Jersey using Siberian Huskies and wheeled chariots when snow is absent. The sport thrives year round with local clubs, training routines, and a season from December to March. Rosenblum notes the individual nature of dry land racing and the family friendly appeal of huskies.
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Bucks rally past Pistons to keep playoff hopes alive
Milwaukee defeats Detroit 98-91 as reserve Mickey Davis sparks a fourth-quarter surge. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scores 27 and George Thompson adds 18, lifting the Bucks from a seven-game skid. Pistons can clinch with one win or a Bucks loss.
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Rain Halts Play In $175,000 Tennis Tourney
Rain stopped the opening round after three matches in Tucson Arizona of the $175,000 Tennis Games tournament. Anand Amrita beat Steve Krulevitz 7 6 6 3, Brian Gottfried defeated Patricio Cornejo 6 2 6 4, and Syd Ball defeated Fred McNair 6 3 6 4. Officials would decide on postponing the remaining 16 first round matches as skies remained unsettled. Top seed John Newcombe, defending champion, was to meet Bob Hewitt. Also slated were Rod Laver against Ivan Molina and Arthur Ashe versus Ove Bengston.
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