Final finish order in Sunday's care ring stock car race Rockingham
The Rockingham AP scoreboard lists top finishers with car make and earnings. Darrel Waltrip led in Mercury and earned $2,050. Jim Vandiver and Joe Frasson followed. Richard Childress and James Hylton also placed, with multiple drivers earning various prize monies across positions 6 through 39. Time of race was 4 hours 13 minutes 1 second at an average speed of 118.649 mph. accompanying college basketball and other scores follow.
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N.C
Darrel Waltrip
Mercury
Jim Vandiver
Dodge
Joe Frasson
Richard Childress
Chevrolet
Bill Dennis
James Hylton
Buddy Arrington
Roy Mayne
Plymouth
Coo Coo Martin
Frank Warren
Ed Negre
Charlie Roberts
Ford
Henley Gray
Larry Smith
Lennie Pond
Elmo Langley
Cecil Gordon
Richard Petty
David Sisco
Gordon Johncock
Dean Dalton
Buck Baker
Benny Parsons
Bill Champion
One
John Upsman
Vic Parsons
Ray Williams
Neil Casties
Dave Marcis
Meador
Clarence Lovell
Walter Ballard
Tiny Lund
Weekend Basketball Scores and Schedules Across Cities
Scores show Baiwaukee edging Atlanta 105 to 104 and Chicago topping Detroit 119 to 107. Other results include Portland 99 over New York 9 and Seattle 121 over Houston 112 with Los Angeles 131 to 113 over Phoenix. Upcoming games list Omaha at Omaha Pa Detroit at Milwaukee and several cross city matchups. PGA Scorecards
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Detroit
Portland
New York
Seattle
Houston
Cleveland
Buffalo
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Kansas City
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Milwaukee
Ames
Vesday
Philadelphia
Golden State
Boston
Providence
R.I
Baseball Scores From Saturday and Sunday
Saturday results feature New York (N) 2 St Louis 1 and New York (A) 5 Pittsburgh 4. Minnesota 9 Chicago (A) 2. Boston 11 Detroit 3. Oakland 7 San Francisco 2. Milwaukee 8 California. Cleveland 3 San Diego 3. Cincinnati 3 Kansas City 1. Sunday games include Texas 5 Atlanta 1. St Louis 9 Chicago 8 and Montreal 2 Kansas City 3 in 10 innings. New York (A) 10 Detroit 6. Minnesota 9 Boston 1. Cincinnati 8 New York (N) 3. Philadelphia 0. Los Angeles 6 Houston 0.
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Philadelphia
Texas
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Houston
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Kansas City
Cocoa
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Fla
Yuma
Ariz
Baltimore
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Tampa
Fort Myers
Phoenix
Sarasota
Lakeland
Tempe
USC
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Calif
Monahan Named Yankees Trainer After Soares Retirement
Former Syracuse trainer Gene Monahan becomes the New York Yankees head trainer succeeding Joe Soares who retires after serving since 1961. Monahan brings college background and long coaching ties to the roster.
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Gene Monahan
New York Yankees
Joe Soares
No Names lead Friday night bowling in latecomers league
Jesse Richards posted a 646 series with 211 206 and 229 for No Names, teammates Becky Richards 239 in game two, and team totals 2217 scratch 2526 handicap. Other notable scores feature Walter Harvey 245 and Harold Dietz 236, plus multiple leagues with high games and a Perrylanes junior ball contest won by Judy Montgomery and Jesse Richards.
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Becky Richards
No Names
Sharon Weeks
al Weeks
Walter Harvey
Harold Dietz
Moore
Doug Burleson
Sonny Todd
Leo Terry
Ray Love
Jesse
L. Garner
Kyle Kirby
Bryson’s Spur
Jean Breeding
Ginny Elswick
Anne Geloneck
Ann Sanders
Nadene Bartlett
Moore’s Gin Repair
Babe Moore
Jewell Harvey
Johnnie Dietz
Dot Livingston
Nancy Gillette
Era Bagwell
Decatur Body Works
Jimmy Barton
Roy Tapscott
Jimmy Parnell
L. A. Sanders
Phil Holland
Glenn Scott
Jimmy D. Brown
James Lawrence
Tommy Steadman
Willie Taylor
Jimmy Johns
Ron Baraglia
Coleman Ledlow
Bob Johnson
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D. Patton
B. Patterson
Art Bynum
L. Johnson
Gresham
Williams
Johnson
Roy Lake
Bob Spahr
Pete Walker
Leroy Johnson
Burley Jones
Kennedy Pontiac
Raymond Woodall
Carlos Pressnell
Fred Rost
Arid
Tommy Hamilton
Perrylanes
Decatur
Judy Montgomery
Naviaux named Connecticut head coach after BU tenure
Boston University coach Larry Naviaux is hired as University of Connecticut head coach, ending a four year stint at BU. In other sports, Dick Weber wins the Ebonite Open after nine straight strikes, Peter Gethin takes the Race of Champions in England, and Fred Hemmes defeats John de Mendoza for Monaco tennis title.
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Larry Naviaux
Boston University
University of Connecticut
Toledo
Ohio
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Norm Meyers
Brands Hatch
England
Peter Gethin
Great Britain
Denis Hulme
Yardley-McLaren
Monaco
Fred Hemmes
Netherlands
John de Mendoza
LSU Coach Dale Brown Wins AP SEC Coach of the Year
Louisiana State’s rise from near the cellar to fifth in the SEC earned Dale Brown the AP SEC Coach of the Year award for 1973. Brown edged Kentucky’s Joe Hall by a slim margin and credited teamwork and his first year as head coach for the honors.
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Atlanta
Louisiana State
Dale Brown
Associated Press
Joe Hall
Kentucky
LSU
Washington State
Pearson Holds Off Petty In Million Dollar Race
Richard Petty pressed Pearson for most of the race but Pearson stayed clear after a lap 162 pit stop and a timely caution. Petty retired with a broken engine while Pearson finished with an average speed of 118.649 mph. Isaac teased Pearson after his Ford failed earlier along pit row.
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Pearson
Petty
H. Isaac
Buddy Pearson
Ford
Pacers Extend Win Streak but Trail Stars in ABA Race
Indiana Pacers won their 10th in a row 119 105 over Virginia Squires as Utah Stars beat Kentucky 100 99 to stay four games ahead in the Western Division title chase. George McGinnis led Indiana with 25 points while Julius Erving missed the Squires due to a back injury.
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Indiana Pacers
Utah Stars
American Basketball Association
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Virginia Squires
Julius Erving
Stars
Kentucky Colonels
Squires
Pacer
Bob Leonard
Indiana
Virginia
al Bianchi
George McGinnis
Freddie Lewis
Mel Daniels
Bernie Williams
Neil Johnson
Goolagong Wins Hingham Indoor Title
Evonne Goolagong, 21, defeated top seed Virginia Wade 6 4 6 4 to win the U S S T A women s national indoor championship at Old Colony Tennis Club earning 5000 for first place. The Soviet duo Olga Morozova and Marina Kroshina beat Goolagong and Janet Young 6 2 6 4 in doubles.
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Janet Young
Sonics Rally Behind Haywood In Win Over Houston
Spencer Haywood scored 38 and grabbed 18 rebounds to lift Seattle past Houston as Rudy Tomjanovich and Jimmy Walker combined for 54. Other scores included New York 117 over Golden State 108 and Baltimore 120 over Philadelphia 115.
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Buffalo Sabres Bonfire Hots Up in East Playoff Push
Buffalo goalie Roger Crozier steadies the Sabres in a 5-1 win over Toronto as Buffalo stays tied for fourth in the NHL East with six games left. Martin and Robert score, Perreault assists, while Detroit and Boston press for playoff spots. Dans Notre Detroit’s Roy Edwards shines with a shutout against Chicago.
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Dodgers blank Astros as Tolan shines in five-hitter
Tolan combined for a five-hitter to lead the Los Angeles Dodgers past Houston 6-0. Lee Lacy had three singles and a double in a 10-hit LA attack, with Willie Crawford driving in three runs. In other games, Alex Johnson homered and Mike Epstein hit a triple to power the Texas Rangers to a 5-1 win over the Atlanta Braves. Kansas City won 3-2 over the Montreal Expos after Amos Otis scored on a Keith Marshall single in the 10th.
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Los Angeles
Willie Crawford
Texas Rangers
Alex Johnson
Mike Epstein
Atlanta Braves
Keith Marshall
Amos Otis
Kansas City
Montreal Expos
Calhoun Falls Drops Road Game At Chipola JC
Chipola Junior College beat Calhoun Junior College 5-4 in ten innings in Panama City. Wendell Higginbotham drove in the winning run with a two out single after Calhoun tied it in the ninth. Jimmy Daugherty earned the win, Tim Hudak took the loss. Calhoun visits Athens College Tuesday.
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Fila
Calhoun Junior College
Chipola Junior College
Calhoun
Hawks
Athens College
Wendell Higginbotham
Chipola
Mike Boyd
Mike Underwood
Gary Michels
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War Hawks
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Jimmy Daugherty
Tim Hudak
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