Pro Cage Standings From High Point Enterprise Feb 4 1974
Eastern Conference standings show Boston atop Atlantic with 87 wins, New York 33, Buffalo 27, Philadelphia 15. Central features Capital 29, Atlanta 24, Houston 19. Midwest Milwaukee 40, Chicago 39, Detroit 36. Pacific Los Angeles 31, Golden State 28, Seattle 25. Weekend results include New York 108 over Cleveland 87 and Chicago 105 over Philadelphia 89. Upcoming: Phoenix at New York and Capital at Atlanta.
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NBA Scores and Braves Top 76ers in Narrow Win
NBA results list Lakers 124 Blazers 91 Bulls 107 Cavaliers 94 Pistons 114 Sonics 100 Braves 112 76ers 98 Rockets 123 Hawks 112. Lakers stay one game up on idle Warriors. McAdoo 28 key for Atlanta. New York 103 Cleveland 87 in late games. Chicago 105 Philadelphia 89.
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Boston Garden Puts Hex On Penguins
Boston Bruins stopper Ken Hodge powered a 5-4 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins at Boston Garden as Boston extended its dominance in the arena. The Penguins have not won there since January 28, 1968, standing 0-17-2 in that span. The night also featured several NHL results and notable individual performances across teams including Rangers, North Stars, Flyers, Leafs, Sabres, Black Hawks, Canadiens, Red Wings, and Seals.
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Terps In Shape After Extra Practice Pleases Driesell
Maryland coach Lefty Driesell praised a rare Sunday workout after the 104-83 win over Duke. He noted the team’s conditioning and depth, plans to use reserves more, and eyed upcoming ACC games against Virginia and George Washington as crucial for a higher finish.
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Palmer Wins Miami Invitational to Lead LPGA Earnings
Sandra Palmer won the Miami Invitational after a five hole sudden death playoff against Kathy Whitworth at Kendaley Lakes Country Club. Palmer finished regulation at 54 holes with 215, four over par, earning $4,950, while Whitworth received $4,350 for second. Laura Baugh and Jane Blalock tied for third at 218, each earning $1,675 as the tour opened the 1974 season.
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Citadel Announces 1974 Football Schedule
The Citadel releases its 1974 football slate facing seven Southern Conference rivals plus Navy Tulane and Delaware. The schedule marks first Citadel appearances against Delaware since 1974 and first meetings with Navy since 1937 and Tulane since 1953. The opener is Sept. 14 at Presbyterian followed by Sept. 28 at Richmond.
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King Nastase Notch Easy Net Victories
Billie Jean King won both the singles and doubles titles at the $50,000 Washington Women's Tennis Tournament in Fairfax beating Kerry Melville 6-0 6-2 for the $10,000 singles prize and, with Betty Stove, won the doubles 6-1 6-7 7-4. Ilie Nastase captured the Fidelity World Tennis Championship singles title in Richmond beating Tom Gorman 6-2 6-3, earning $10,000.
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Bold Ruler's 1958 campaign review shows strong peso balance
Bold Ruler carried at least 133 pounds in all seven starts in 1958 and won five races. The Derby favorite Secretariat traces lineage to Bold Ruler, highlighting the solid performance and enduring impact of the champion sire.
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Vanderbilt Challenges Alabama In Top Game
Vanderbilt and Alabama meet in Tuscaloosa with both teams ranked in the top ten as SEC rivals. Reactions from coaches and notable results from the day's Top Ten action are highlighted, including UCLA’s win and NC State’s 13th straight victory, plus notes on Dantley out and Nicklaus' Masters memory.
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