Scearce and Adkins win city bowling tournament title
Wayne M. Scearce and Michael L. Adkins took top prizes in the 14th annual City Men's Bowling Tournament sponsored by the Danville Bowling Association at Riverside Lanes. Scearce won the singles with 684, Adkins was all-events champion with 1921, Garnett Turner and B. G. Apple won doubles with 1341, and Scearce's Garage captured the team title with 3111. This was the first tourney win for both Scearce and Adkins.
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IRS auctions contracts of 59 Birmingham Americans players
The Internal Revenue Service seized and offered contracts of 59 Birmingham Americans players in a bid to recover $236,000 in back taxes. Bids open April 18, with NFL teams among eligible bidders, raising questions on whether players can be re-employed.
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Mayes earns second straight Southern Conference player of the year
Clyde Mayes of Furman, a 6-9 senior from Greenville DC, is named the Southern Conference player of the year for the second consecutive season. He led Furman with 583 points and 375 rebounds as the Paladins reached 22 6 and face Boston College in the NCAA playoffs. Mayes won 44 votes to 18 for Bob McCurdy of Richmond. Robert Geter of East Carolina also received a ballot.
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Patti Driesell Faces NCAA Loyalties at IU and Maryland
Indiana University freshman Patti Driesell says she is focused on IU as the Hoosiers chase the NCAA tournament while acknowledging her father Lefty Driesell coaches Maryland, raising questions about potential finals alignment if both teams advance.
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Caprera shares lead at Pinehurst Intercollegiate
Duke’s Bob Caprera fired a two under par 70 to tie for the 36 hole lead at Pinehurst Intercollegiate. He stands 146 after two rounds, tied with Wake Forest’s Curtis Strange who shot 72 to remain top in a 34 hole event with two rounds left. Jay Haas and Jerry Pate trail with 447 totals after 36 holes.
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Bowling Results From Local League Meet
Scattered scores and names from a bowling meet show numerous players and teams with varied pins. Notable entries include Hawkins, Hawkins gon my Forse, Colonial Height, Southern Belles, and Viking teams, with individual scores ranging from around 174 to 197 and several mentions of venues and participants across the event.
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Jacksonville under probe by FBI over point shaving
The FBI is investigating reports that Jacksonville University basketball players from 1973-74, with former coach Bob Gottlieb, were involved in point shaving. Two former players are named by Gottlieb, though identities are undisclosed. FBI head W M Alexander said the probe began last May and may involve others, but not the 1974-75 season. Henry Williams, now with the Utah Stars, called the inquiry foolish, noting Jacksonville finished 20 10 that year and placed fourth in the National Invitation Tournament.
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Connors Opens with Slow Start at Hampton Net Tournament
AP report from Hampton Virginia covers Rob ert Machan of Hungary beating John Feeaver of Great Britain 6 7 6 4 6 3 in the Coliseum Mall International Tennis Championship first round as top seed Jimmy Connors arrives amid thunderstorms and luggage woes. Feaver, Marcu, Fibak and others also win in early action. Connors scheduled to play Wednesday night. top prize is 10000 with 3000 for finalists and 2500 for semifinals.
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Pairings for 32 Team NCAA Playoffs Announced
The Associated Press lists first round pairings for the 32 team NCAA playoff field. Notable matchups include Notre Dame versus Kansas and Alabama versus Nevada Las Vegas as regional brackets define the schedule.
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