Bowling City Tournament dates set at High Point Lanes
The men’s city bowling tournament will be held March 18 19 and 25 26 at High Point Lanes with entry blanks at the counter and early entry urged to secure squad times. Top ten lists include Larry Everhart Gray Kaney and Don Royals among others. Independent and league standings follow with high scores and leaders noted across several leagues.
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Don Royals
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Jim Ledwell
Richard Beard
Wilson Oo
Richard Morgan
Wahe
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Mike Beavers
Kelly
Charles Johns—Martins
Jack Clontz
Kelly’s
Ben Cox
Dag’s Tool
Harold Clark
J. C. Stanley Auto
Hedrick Oil
Thomas Car
Woodman
Frank Price
Walt Gross
Ed West
Bill Crisco
Bo Embler
Vernon Queen
Ed Adkins
Ray Mills
College scoreboard roundups and results from various conferences
The AP compiled college scores across regions with numerous upsets and tight finishes. Notable results include Fairfield over Assumption and St. 84 over Marist New York, South Tennessee beating Vanderbilt, Louisville and Kentucky posting wins, and Oklahoma edging Kansas in OT. District playoffs and finals are listed for NAIA and NCAA_small colleges with teams like Glenville, Winona State, and St. Olaf among others.
Western Kentucky forfeit third place in NCAA final
Western Kentucky University forfeits third place in the 1971 NCAA basketball finals and returns 60,000 in tournament receipts after star Jim McDaniels signed a pro contract before the season began. Villanova also forfeits second place after Howard Porter signed a pro deal prior to eligibility end. The ICAA said McDaniels signed three documents and moved from the ABA to the NBA.
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Bowling Green
Western Kentucky University
Jim McDaniels
Villanova
Howard Porter
McDaniels
Carolina Cougars
American Basket Association
Seattle Supersonics
National Basketball Association
ICAA
Kansas City
Yankees face uphill task vs strong Orioles lineup
The report notes Syracuse product Alan Closter and casts doubt on the Yankees ability to overhaul Baltimore, saying New York lacks the talent to challenge the Orioles' depth and power.
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Syracuse
Alan Closter
Yankees
Baltimore
Orioles
Providence Surges Past Jacksonville 90 76 in NCAA Bound Victory
Providence 90 Jacksonville 76 at Keonoro as Charlie Crawford 22 helps rebound and secure a tournament bid. The Friars improve to NCAA status while the Dolphins eye an NIT berth.
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Providence
Charles Crawford
Jacksonville
Maravich fired as LSU basketball coach after six seasons
Press Maravich, famed for coaching Pete Maravich, is dismissed as LSU head coach after six seasons. His assistants Jay McCreary and Greg Bernbrock also leave. Athletic Director Carl Maddox cites a better opportunity for success with new leadership.
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Maravich
Pete
Louisiana State University
Tigers
Tennessee
Kentucky
LSU
Jay McCreary
Greg Bernbrock
Carl Maddox
Parkhill Named ACC Player of the Year for UVa
Barry Parkhill 64 from State College Pa led Virginia to its best season with 20 wins. He topped the ACC with 21.72 points per game and was the sole unanimous first team pick on 80 of 107 ballots by ACC sports writers. Dennis Wuycik was runner up with 12 votes.
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Robert McAdoo
Tom McMillen
Maryland
Tommy Burleson
North Carolina State
Bill Chamberlain
Virginia
Haskins Seeks NIT Run as UTEP Joins Field
UTEP coach Don Haskins wants a comeback in New York as the Miners join Princeton and St Joseph's Pa in the National Invitation Tournament. UTEP, 21 6 this season after beating Brigham Young, aims to represent strong defense and post a deep run. Princeton debuts in NIT marking Ivy League first, with a 19-6 finish. St Joseph's makes fourth NIT appearance with 19 wins and eight losses.
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St. John’s
N.Y
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Haskins
el Paso
Tex
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Miners
Memphis State
New York
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Hawks
Cougars Sue NBA in Antitrust Action Over Player Trade
The Carolina Cougars file an antitrust suit in U.S. District Court in Atlanta charging the NBA with conspiring to pirate players and create a major league monopoly. The action centers on Jim McDaniels departure to the Seattle SuperSonics amid ongoing merger talks.
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National Basketball Association
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McDaniels
Seattle Supersonics
North Carolina
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