Waldrop and Liquori Duel in Wanamaker Mile at Millrose
Tony Waldrop and Marty Liquori lead a star field at the 69th Wanamaker Millrose Games in Madison Square Garden. Waldrop seeks sub four minute pace and Olympic focus, while Liquori eyes Olympic gold in the 5,000 but runs the mile, facing contenders from BYU, Michigan State, Georgetown and others.
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Tony Waldrop
Marty Liquori
Montreal
Twain
Madison Square Garden
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Gelling
Liquori
Garden
Brigham Young
Paul Cummings
Ken Popejoy
Michigan State
Leonard Hilton
Georgetown University
Jim Peterson
Houston McTear
Ivory Crockett
McTear
Hasely Crawford
Steve Riddick
Reggie Jones
Delano Meriwether
Dwight Stones
Tom Woods
Pat Matdort
Bart Bell
Dan Ripley
Guy Druz
France
Tom Hill
Willie Davenport
Rick Wobthuter
Kenya
Mike Bolt
Francie Larrieu
Jan Merrill
Joni Huntley
Panther Women Wallop Deacons
High Point College Panthers pound Wake Forest 10255 to extend unbeaten streak to 11 behind All-America candidate Wanda Wilson who had 20 points and 11 rebounds. Wilson sparked a key first-half steal while Gracie Simmons added 19 points and 16 rebounds as High Point pulled away in mid game.
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High Point
Wanda Wilson
High Point College Panthers
Wake Forest
Wilson
Deacons
HPC
Panthers
Gracie Simmons
Jennifer Alley
Panther
Dawn Allred
Simmons
Ethel White
Gren Wiliams
Roger Osborne
Pfeiffer College
Pfeiffer
Coutt
Ate. Forest
Sirens
Osborne
Black
Smith ‘Becks
Heely
Ivean
Esser
One
Tye
Ve Tovals
Gregg Aims For Third Straight Daytona Victory
Gregg, 25, Jacksonville, teams with Brian Bettman in a BMW CSL, starting his first 24 hour run of the Daytona endurance race. He won pole with 18.61 mph lap on the 4.4 mile track, as BMWs dominate front rows. Last year’s winners and Porsche rivals stumble amid handling questions and lag, while John Greenwood’s Corvette shows mixed form.
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Fla
Reur Gi
Gregg
Brian Bettman
England
Jacksonville
Daytona International Speedway Road
John Greenwood
Miami
Javier Garcia
David Hobbs
Benny Parsons
BMW
John Fitzpatrick
Tom Walkinshaw
Greenwood
Bobby Allison
Hartey Haywood
College Scores From The Associated Press East Region Roundup
College scores from the Associated Press show East region games with Fairleigh Dickinson beating Buffalo 59 45 Manhattan 74 66 Canisius, Maine 72 New Hampshire, and Tulane 59 over Mississippi 67. Southwest and West results include Utah State 90 Kentucky 90? and Nevada Las Vegas 107 Seattle 77 with several close finishes across lineups.
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Fairleigh Dickinson
Buffalo
Manhattan
Canisius
Massachusetts
New Hampshire U
Maine
New Hampshire
Col. OF
FAR West Air Force
Colorado
Fullerton St
Fresno
Nevada
Las Vegas
Seattle
Oregon
San Diego
Long Beach
San Jose
California
Utah
Denver
Checkers Face Possible Sale
Financial problems threaten the Charlotte Checkers as they may be put up for sale after the Southern Hockey League season. The board of directors met urgently with eight directors reportedly agreeing a buyer should consider bringing professional hockey back to Charlotte. Team president Al Manch said the franchise could be transferred if a five year commitment is made.
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Ubanustte
Charlotte Checkers
Southern Hockey League
Checkers Board of Directors
Rcome Arcmrest
Charlotte
al Manch
Knicks Rally Falls Short in 112-108 Loss to Hawks
Knicks erased a 20 point deficit to pull within one late but Lew Hudson sealed Atlanta’s 112-108 win with two free throws. Coach Holzman praised the comeback yet lamented the defeat as Atlanta rode a mix of strong and weak play. Kevin Restani and Nate Archibald led late efforts in other NBA results of the night.
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Associated Press
Atlanta Hawks
New York
Knicks
Jess
Hawks
Lew Hudson
National Basketball Association
Atlanta
Cotton Fitzsimmons
Red Holzman
San Antonio
Indiana
Virgin
Kentucky
Walt Frazier
Hudson
Cooly
Kings
Rockets
Kansas City
Phil Johnson
Johnson
Houston
Nate Archibald
Bucks
Suns
Kevin Restani
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Bulldogs Streak Ends With SPC Wrestling Loss
Thomasville fell 34-24 to Statesville in a South Piedmont Conference meet as the Bulldogs slipped from the win streak and trailed Trinity for the league title. Reggie Buyse Mark Hippete and Mike McRae won by pin for Statesville, while Tracy Roles won by decision and Scott Bowers drew. Thomasville visits Trinity Tuesday in a key league clash.
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Thomasville
Statesville
Ferndale JV Defeats IMH 48 31 in Boys Court Battle
Ferndale JV topped Immaculate Heart of Mary 48 to 31 on Thursday as 10 players scored. Stephen Graham led Ferndale with 13 points and Michael McKenie added 11. Jeff Wallace scored nine. The eighth grade seven team improved to 8-2 and travels to Thomasville Monday.
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Elgiah Pee Bomen
Ith
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Ferndale
Stephen Graham
Michael McKeneie
Jeff Wallace
Thomasville
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