Pirates Orioles Open Spring Training With Slugfest And Holdouts
The Pirates beat a Ricketts squad 13 6 in an intrasquad game as Dock Ellis pitched two scoreless innings and managers touted strong arms. In contrast the Orioles face major holdouts led by Mike Cuellar seeking 80 000 more than offered while stars like Brooks Robinson and Boog Powell have unsigned status.
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ACC Winners and Losers Comment After Week’s Games
North Carolina crushed Virginia 91 78 and Duke upset Maryland 68 59 as Wake Forest beat Clemson 70 63. Coaches from Virginia Maryland Clemson and Clemson weighed in while NC State beat East Carolina 92 57. North Carolina leads the ACC at 8 2 with a 20 3 overall mark and can clinch the top bye with two victories.
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Southeastern teams open season with strong showings across ACC
Robert McAdoo scored 24 points to pace North Carolina. Barry Parkhill led Virginia with 19 while Alan Shaw added 16 for Duke. Len Elmore topped Maryland with 19 and Sam Jackson had 15 for Wake Forest. Mike Browning scored 19 for Clemson and Joe Cafferky totaled 23 for NC State.
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Southern Conference Tourney Opens With Eight Teams
Eight SC schools begin a three day tournament in Greenville to decide the conference champion and NCAA representative. Davidson faces Appalachian State, East Carolina meets The Citadel, Furman plays VMI, and William and Mary battles Richmond. Winners meet Friday. title game Saturday at 8 p.m.
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Wilkens Leads Sonics With Steady All‑Around Play
Seattle star Lenny Wilkens remains the team's top playmaker, averaging over 17 points and a high assists rate near 9. The 34-year-old veteran, eighth all star appearance in his career, balances coaching duties and playing while guiding a young roster toward a playoff push.
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World Record Crowd Attends 1960 International Trot
In Westbury New York a world record crowd of 544861 watched Hairos II of the Netherlands win the 1960 International Trot at Roosevelt Raceway. Roosevelt Raceway opened Sept 2 1940 with 4584 in the wooden stands.
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Berths growing as Brigham Young Long Beach State lead NCAA race
Brigham Young clinched an automatic berth by winning the Western Athletic Conference, and Long Beach State secured a Pacific Coast Athletic Association title with a 62-60 win over Long Beach State over LA State. UCLA dominates the Pacific Eight as contenders jockey for at large bids.
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High School Tourneys Set This Week
North Carolina High School Athletic Association announced state playoff pairings for four classes and a girls championship. First round games run Wednesday and Thursday, with semifinals Friday and finals Saturday across Greensboro Durham Winston-Salem Raleigh High Point.
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Hicke finds new NHL home with Detroit Red Wings
Right winger Bill Hicke aims for a permanent home with the Detroit Red Wings. It marks his fifth NHL team after stints with the Pittsburgh Penguins Montreal Canadiens New York Rangers and Oakland Seals. He also became the first hockey player to join Medic Alert, a health foundation for hidden medical problems.
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