College basketball scores roundup from multiple games
The Associated Press reports scores including Canisius 4 Niagara 0 and Manhattan 92 Seton Hall 81. Other results feature Massachusetts 82 Northeastern 76, Penn 61 Columbia over Princeton, St. Francis Pa 94 Georgetown, Holy Cross 61, and several Wow Western and Midwest matchups.
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Princeton
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Georgetown
Braves Seek Injunction Over Turner Suspension
Attorneys for the Atlanta Braves moved to halt Commissioner Bowie Kuhn's suspension of owner Ted Turner. In other notes, Mark Cox beat Bernie Mitton to advance at the U S National Indoor Championships, and a last minute contract extension averted a midnight strike at the American Totalisator Co.
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Canada
Kalf Fixtures Set For Denver Washington Chicago Houston Matchups
The schedule lists Kalf games across cities including Denver versus Washington, Buffalo facing Indiana, Los Angeles at Houston, Chicago at Phoenix, and Cleveland at Seattle. The matchups indicate a circuit of regional showdowns for the team.
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Pro Hockey Playoff Standings and Tuesday Results
The page lists Patrick and Smythe divisions with team records and goals for and against. It notes Monday’s Cleveland 5, St. Louis 2 victory and upcoming Tuesday games including Montreal at New York Islanders and Philadelphia at Minnesota.
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Moir
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Calgry Edmann
ABIN
Quebec
Edmonton
Calgary
Phoenix
Houston
Palmer Says Club Stinks On Opening Day
Orioles star Jim Palmer blasted the club on opening day of training camp. He criticized facilities and said management is unrealistic about his contract. Palmer floated a five year 1.5 million dollar demand, then suggested a possible 260 thousand per year figure as a compromise. He noted his current three year deal with an option and specified annual salaries from the existing contract.
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Jim Palmer
Baltimore Orioles
Palmer
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Baltimore Sun
Orioles
Hank Peters
Tar Heels, Wolverines Hold Top 20 Spotlight
Tar Heels at 22 4 remain No 14, Detroit 24 2 moves to 15. Wake Forest 20 6 Arizona 21 5 Clemson 21 5 Marquette 18 6 Utah 20 4 Cone 20th drops, Top 20 rounded out with several shifting teams.
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Clemson
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Maruk Leads Barons to 4-1 Win Over Blues in St Louis
Cleveland Barons, led by Dennis Maruk with his 24th goal, beat the St. Louis Blues 4-1 in a rare NHL World Hockey Association clash. Maruk assisted on a second period goal and scored another as Cleveland halted an eight game win drought.
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al MacAdam
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Bob Girard
Red Berenson
Gilles Meloche
Bob Murdoch
Ted Irvine
Colorado Rockies
Panthers Edge West In Rough Conference Matchup
Ledford Hinkle credited offensive rebounds and rebounding effort for the win as West coach Kent Crim noted inside dominance. Cliff Saintsing scored 15 and Rick Callicutt 13 for the Panthers on second chance plays while Bill Butts fouled out after scoring 27 in Friday’s first round. The Dragon girls face East Davidson for the District VI title at 7:30 p.m.
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Dragon Girls
East Davidson
Central Girls Face Ragsdale In Fourth Meeting This Season
Libby Adams Carolyn Adams and Mary Montgomery earned honorable mentions in all conference voting. Central and Ragsdale meet in the first round with past results 51 38 58 48 and 63 58 in holiday play. Pat Hester notes both teams match up similarly with quick guards and bigger opponents. Linda Lee Lillie Silver Sandra Harrington for Central and Judy Bridges Medley Warren Kris Cox for Ragsdale lead scoring and balance.
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Carolyn Adams
Mary Montgomery
Central
Ragsdale Girls
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Ragsdale
Pat Hester
Linda Lee
Lillie Silver
Sandra Harrington
Judy Bridges
Medley Warren
Kris Cox
Andrews Splits In Swim Meet
The Smith boys beat Andrews 38 27 while the Raider girls fell 35 34. Andrews boys defeated Dudley 37 20 and the Raider girls won 43 15. David Mackey won 50 and 100 free, David Allred took 100 and 200 breaststroke. Sylvia Wells won 200 free, Sally Ledford won 200 I M and 500 free. Venesa Vernon led with 100 butterfly and swam on Andrews 200 medley relay with Beam Sheppard and Dumont. Raiders host Bishop MacGuinness Reynolds on Wednesday.
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Dudley
Raider
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David Allred
Sylvia Wells
Sally Ledford
Venesa Vernon
Becky Beam
Beverly Sheppard
Donna Dumont
Raiders
Bishop MacGuiness
Reynolds
Dorothy Hamill Captivates Nation With Skating and Skincare
AP reports Dorothy Hamill's rise mirrors Sonja Henie, as the skater dazzles crowds in Ice Capades and on TV. The piece notes Olympic costs, a $300,000 Clairol contract, and a plan to aid less privileged skaters via Clairol funding and the US Figure Skating Memorial Fund.
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New York
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Hollywood
Innsbruck
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Riverside, Conn
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Clairol
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Memorial Fund
City Industrial Champs Crowned In League Basketball
Mobil Chemical captured the City Industrial Basketball League title this season. Front row players include Roger Clinton Robert Doster Herbert Wiley and Jim Johnson with back row teammates Jimmy Ingram Ricky Charles James Smith and Caesar Harris.
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Roger Clinton
Robert
Doster
Herbert Wiley
Jim Johnson
Jimmy Ingram
Ricky Charles
James Smith
Caesar Harris
Tulane Falls Short as Marquette Seeks NCA A Bid
Marquette, ranked 19th, hopes for an NCAA playoff bid after a 10 point second half surge to beat Tulane. Bo Ellis led with 14 at intermission and Rick Robey added 19 for Kentucky in a 77 64 win over Mississippi State. Alabama held off Vanderbilt 78 77 as T R Dunn scored 18.
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Auburn
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Florida
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Warriors
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Bo Ellis
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Rick Robey
James Lee
Wildcats
Ricky Brown
Ray White
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