Howard Could Go In Trade
Texas Rangers consider trading slugger Frank Howard after McLain deal. Ted Williams names possible four for one targets from Boston, while Eddie Kasko resists. Exhibition slate notes include Red Sox game and several rain-affected results. Cleveland Indians sale to Nick Mileti reported by Plain Dealer amid silence from club officials.
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Ed wards Holds Bruins to 0 as Kings Win 2-0 on Boston Ice
Los Angeles goaltender Gary Edwards stopped 38 shots to blank the Bruins 2-0. John Widing opened the scoring and Ralph Backstrom added a short-handed tally as the Kings halted Boston’s five-game win streak and spoiled home ice for the Bruins for the night.
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East Carolina Wins NIT Style Thriller Over Furman In OT
Balance and inside strength carried East Carolina to a 77-75 overtime victory over Furman for the Southern Conference title and an NCAA berth. Senior starter Jim Fairley anchored rebounds and equipment with a last second put back after Ernie Pope missed, securing the buzzer tying play at 66-66.
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Carolina
Tom Quinn
Scrappy
Pirates
Furman
East Carolina
Ernie Pope
Newsmen
Fairley
Nicklaus shoots hot 68 as rain postpones final round
Paul Harney and Sam Snead join Nicklaus in a late Sunday surge with four under par 68s. Pudgy Ros pure and Julius Boros chase within five as Nicklaus finishes the round amid heavy rain and delays. Nicklaus later tells his 10 year old to go fishing after the halt.
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Sam
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Bob Rospure
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Art Wall
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Golden Bear
Johnson Leads UNC Offense in Spring Game
At Chapel Hill NC Nick Vidnovic threw two TD passes to Sammy Johnson and Johnson ran 12 times for 74 yards as UNC Blues beat Whites 38 21 Vidnovic was named top offensive player Billy Hite led rushers with 122 yards Gene Brown was Whites defensive standout The piece also notes a record 45 major PGA tournaments scheduled for 1972 with total prize money of 7.439 million and a 260000 Inverrary Classic purse.
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Nick Vidnovic
Sammy Johnson
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Johnson
Newsmen
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Gene Brown
Whites
Jackie Gleason
NAIA District Playoffs Open Across Carolinas This Week
Three NAIA district tournaments begin this week in the Carolinas. District 6 features Western Carolina vs Mars Hill at 7 p m and Newberry vs C State at 9 p m in Greenville S C Finals set for Wednesday at 8 p m District 29 opens Tuesday night Fayetteville State meets N C Methodist and Elizabeth City State faces Campbell in Wilson N C The District 26 slate includes Elon vs Gardner-Webb at Boiling Springs and Lenoir Rhyne vs Barber Scotia at Concord with the district final Wednesday at High Point Winners advance to the national tournament in Kansas City next week District 6 Newberry leads seeds with 13 2 mark against district foes The other teams are 8 2 in district play Western Carolina and Mars Hill split regular season matchups. Newberry in District 6 is in its second straight year S C State in its third straight tourney appearance.
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Gardner- Webb
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Concord
High Point
Kansas City
Catamounts
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Lakers Fall Under 100 Bullets Win
The Baltimore Bullets upset the Los Angeles Lakers 108-94 as LA failed to top 100 points for the first time this season. Lakers coach Bill Sharman called it a lousy defensive game, while John Tresvant Mike Riordan and Archie Clark fueled a Bullets surge.
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Gail Goodrich
Jim McMillian
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Tom van Arsdale
Nate Archibald
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Colonels aim for playoffs as ABA title eludes
Issel and Kentucky edged Pittsburgh as the Colonels, already two wins ahead in their race toward the ABA playoffs, emphasize pride and a full month to prepare. Denver, Indiana, and Dallas also win, with the NBA slate highlighting Cunningham’s late heroics and Seattle’s goaltending finish.
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Dave Lattin
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Bob Verga
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Pro Cage Standings and Weekend Results
ABA East standings show Kentucky leading with 57 wins and 14 losses, New York and Floridians behind. West features Utah atop 49-21, Indiana 39-30, Dallas 33-40, Denver 29-40, Memphis 24-47. Weekend results include New York 133 over Pittsburgh 123 and Kentucky 98 over Dallas 88. Sunday scores include Kentucky 134 over Pittsburgh 124 and Indiana 110 over Dallas. Monday schedule lists six games and Tuesday matchups: Pittsburgh at Dallas, Carolina at Floridians, Kentucky at New York, and Utah at Denver.
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Tigers Eye 1972 Title Run Under Billy Martin Ambition
Baseball preview from Lakeland Florida notes Detroit Tigers optimism under Billy Martin in his second year. Key players include Kaline, Northrup, Horton, Freehan, and Haller. Pitching strength hinges on Lolich and Coleman with Cain as potential No.3. Outfield defense starred by Stanley, with infield led by Brinkman and Rodriguez. If pitching improves, Detroit could challenge Baltimore. otherwise, battle New York and Boston for second.
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Norm Cash
John Young
Northrup
Kaline
Freehan
Dalton Jones
Tony Taylor
Dick McAuliffe
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