Wooden lauds Trgovich in key win over Kentucky
Washington said he escaped with few bruises after a tight victory in which Trgovich was named a pivotal factor. Wooden praised Drollinger for off ensive board work, noting he played six players against Kentucky’s depth and still won, despite Hall's belief his team hurt by Drollinger’s play.
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Wooden
Trgovich
Jimmy Dan
Conner
Kentucky
Ralph Drollinger
Joe B. Hall
Wildcats
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Drollinger
Bruins edge Kentucky in tense No 1 vs No 2 showdown
UCLA battled top ranked Kentucky to a hard fought victory as Bob Guyette led a second half surge with 16 points while Grevey struggled 13 of 30. Wooden praised the well coached Wildcats but UCLA steadied and pulled clear after Meyers' technical. Hall praised his players as Hall raved over their effort against a legendary opponent.
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Indiana
Hail
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Bob Guyette
Grevey
Hall
Bruins
Meyers
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Adolph Rupp
Shinn columns on playoff format and ACC prospects
The column discusses college basketball playoff formats, Dr. Scott's cautious stance on future changes, and the possibility of three or four teams from a conference. It notes NC State’s near miss, UNC and Maryland dynamics, and Lefty Driesell’s recruiting push as Maryland seeks national relevance with eyes on the championship.
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Towe
Frances Pomeroy Naismith
Wolfpack
NBA Playoff Picture Shifts As Favorites Weaken Near End
The Associated Press notes doubts about Lakers Bucks and Knicks making the playoffs as the season tightens. Milwaukee must win all remaining games while Detroit falters. New York fights for a pair of Eastern berths with Houston and Cleveland, with tiebreak rules shaping the final wild card. Golden State, Seattle, Chicago, Kansas City Omaha have clinched in the West and East, while Celtics lead Bullets for best league record. The Bulls and Kings contend for Midwest top spot as the Bulls chase a Midwest division edge and top Western standings.
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Panthers Edge UNC in 6-5 comeback win
High Point College rallied from a 3-0 deficit to beat North Carolina 6-5 as Dan England relieved Billy Sorrell and yielded only two hits. Al Brumfield drove in two runs, Otis Foster extended his hit streak to 14 games, and HPC improved to 15-1. Carolina fell to 10-7, and HPC next hosted Towson State in a doubleheader at 1 p.m.
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North Carolina
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Panthers
UNC
al Brumfield
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Charlie Burrell
Brad Loucks
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Towson
Playoff Picture Nears as NHL Regular Season Ends
New York Rangers coach Emile Francis eyed the looming Stanley Cup playoffs with teams set to learn their first-round opponents after Sundays final regular-season games. Philadelphia Flyers and Buffalo Sabres clinched their divisions, while the Canadiens pressed Los Angeles for top spot in Division 3. Division 2 remained unsettled among Canucks, Blues, Black Hawks, and host Chicago.
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New York Rangers
Emile Francis
Philadelphia Flyers
Buffalo Sabres
Montreal Canadiens
Los Angeles Kings
Canadiens
Pittsburgh Penguins
Vancouver Canucks
St. Louis
Blues
Chicago Black Hawks
Colonels Extend Win Streak Despite Fatigue In ABA Clash
Kentucky Colonels, after seven wins in nine days, beat San Antonio 103-88 to tie for first in the East with the idle New York Nets. Utah Stars defeated Virginia 103-97 in the other ABA game. Coach Hubie Brown cited player fatigue and Issel’s limited showing due to a foot infection.
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Artis Gilmore
San Antonio
American Basketball Association
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Utah Stars
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Gilmore
James Silas
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Dodgers Place 9 on All Star Ballot
The Los Angeles Dodgers tied a record by listing nine players on the 1975 All Star ballot, matching earlier totals by Detroit in 1971 72 and Houston in 1973. Balloting runs May 24 July 6 with results July 9 10, while managers name pitchers and reserves.
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