Women's Bowling Twilight League Rivalries Heat Up
Hart's Construction slipped to second as Wing Furniture surged to 63 wins 37 losses while Triple H Apparel tied for second at 61 39 Mullins Heating dropped to third with 60 wins Kit Jackson tops league high game 189 and high set 545 Bonnie Thompson sub rolled 531 set Helen Adams 503 Other leagues notes include Crazy Queens leaders Team 1 and Alley Oops season highs and individual scores across multiple teams Barbettes lead scratch league at 76 20 Hi Lo's 63 324 percent with Susie Dixon posting a 601 series and Mary Price 171 average.
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Harts Construction
Triple H
Mullins
Kit Jackson
Bonnie Thompson
Helen Adams
Nancy Coltrane
Carol Jarrell
Jean Routh
Edith Kennedy
Joyce Sheen
Edna Burton
Crazy Queens
Brenda Ruddock
Linda Arsenault
Margaret Davis
Pat Lohr
Alley Oops
Wanda Joyner
Northwood Texaco-Peppi Pizza
Karen, Inc
Becky Farrington
Nick
Belle Wadsley
Ruby Black
Elinor Dawkins
Faye Biges
Carolyn Brawn
Francis Efird
Norma Cowan
Ann Clayton
Miriam Lassiter
Mary Price
Barbara Hite
Harriet Smith
Janice Kiger
Jean Johns
Joyce Workman
Beverly Thibodeau
Mary Flynn
Barbara Gailey
Hi -Lo’s
Susie Dixon
Barbara Genfield
Trojans Seek CCA Tourney Salvation After Big Loss
Southern Cal coach Bob Boyd vows a strong push in the Collegiate Commissioners Association Tournament. USC, 22-4 and riding an eight game streak before an 82-52 upset at UCLA, aims to rebound versus Southern Methodist in the first round and seeks a title to salvage a standout season. Indiana joins the field with Tennessee opening round plans.
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Southern
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Bob Boyd
Torjans
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Trojans
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CCA
USC
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Toledo
Indiana
Michigan
Tennessee
Kansas State
Bradley
Webster Tops All-Americans in AP Small College Team
Webster of Morgan State headlines the AP Little All-America basketball team, hailed as a shotblocking standout and top small college guard Clarence Walker of West Georgia, Leonard Robinson of Tennessee State and others named to the first team. The second and third teams list McGary, Copeland, Jones, Free, Higgins, James, Piccola, Johnson, Ralston and McPipe among others.
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New York
United States
Associated Press
Marvin Webster
Morgan State
West Georgia
Clarence Walker
Moray
Webster
Groot Walker
Tennessee State
Leonard Robinson
Eugene Short
Jackson State
Jerry Davenport
Cameron State
Robinson
Walt McGary
Tennessee-Chattanooga
Joel Copeland
Old Dominion
Major Jones
Albany State
Lloyd Free
Guilford
Bill Higgins
Ashland
Aaron James
Grambling
Jay Piccola
Roanoke
Mickey Johnson
Aurora
Jeronna Ralston
Kentucky Wesleyan
Roy McPipe
Eastern
Montana
NAIA Nears Second Round in Kansas City
Eight first round games roll in as Azusa Pacific Indiana Pa Wartburg Missouri Western Monmouth MillersvillePacific face tough opens. Hastings meets Roger Williams as top seed Fairmont State awaits Cameron. Gardner-Webb challenges Oregon Tech and Defiance clashes with Midwestern.
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Monmouth
N.J
Millersville
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Louisiana
Hastings
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R.L
Fairmont
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Gardner-Webb
N.C
Oregon Tech
Defiance
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Tex
St. Mary’s of Texas
Keene
N.H
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Huron
S.C
Grand Canyon
Ariz
Virginia State
St. Thomas
Minn
Grand Valley
Mich
Wash
Bob Love
Joe Luebeke
Harald Brown
Ichabods
Jersey Knights Ground Jets 10-2 In WHA Match
The Jersey Knights waited through travel delays in Quebec and Montreal before reaching Cherry Hill. They defeated the Winnipeg Jets 10-2 in the WHA on Monday, with no NHL games scheduled. The team cited fatigue from travel as a factor in the win.
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N.j.ap
Jersey Knights
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Montreal
Boston
Winnipeg Jets
World Hockey Association
National Hockey League
Bartow to Lead Memphis State in NIT Amid Illinois Move
New York AP Memphis State coach Gene Bartow will guide the Tigers in the 37th National Invitation Tournament at Madison Square Garden while preparing to take over Illinois next season. He calls himself a lame duck coach but will stay through the event as MSU reorganizes during mid semester break.
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NEW York
Gene Bartow
Memphis State
Bartow
Tigers
Madison Square Garden
University of Illinois
Harve Schmidt
Illinois
Champaign- Urbana
Pro Cage Standings Teceday's Game
Kentucky at Memphis Virginia at San Diego Kentucky at Indiana San Antonio at Denver Uteh at New York.
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Memphis
Virginia
San Diego
Indiana
San Antonio
Denver
Uteh
New York
W. L. Pet. OB
Dodgers Aim High as Alston Shapes New Look
Vero Beach preview notes Walter Alston mum on last season finish and edges Dodgers toward improvement. Major moves include Mike Marshall in bullpen and Jim Wynn in center field, with Buckner Yeager and Davis key names in an evolving lineup. Alston pledges better communication and platoons while stressing the best players will play.
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Fla
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mike Marshall
Gene
Willie Davis
Alston
Montreal
Marshall
Steve Yeager
Lee Lacy
Yeager
Joe Ferguson
Albuquerque
Ferguson
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Dodgers
Bill Buckner
Buckner
Davis
Bill Russell
Russell
Davey Lopes
Lacy
Ron Cey
Ken McMullen
Tom Paciorek
Willie Crawford
Wynn
Tommie Agee
St.ouis
von Joshua
Manny Mota
Don Sutton
Andy Messersmith
Tommy John
al. Downing
Doug Ray
Jim Brewer
Los Angeles
Charlie Hough
Bobby Valentine
California Angels
Spring Baseball Debuts Mark Off 1974 Season Start
Hank Aaron pinch hit for Atlanta in Cincinnati but struck out as Braves dismissed the Yankees 4-0 behind Ron Reed and three relievers. Williams watched from the stands in West Palm Beach after a prior ruling, while Blass struggled in a Sox-Pirates exhibition. Other results feature Pinson’s Royals win, Expos over Twins, Cubs rout of Angels, and Mets over Dodgers in extras.
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Bowie Kuhn
Dick Williams
Joe Cronin
Steve Blass
Baseball
Babe Kuhn
Atlanta Braves
Aaron
Babe Ruth
Cincinnati
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Mel Stottlemyre
Atlanta
Ron Reed
Dave Cheadle
Joe Grzenda
Jamie Easterly
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Joe Lis
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Jim Hickman
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Toby Harrah
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Joe Lovitto
Boston
Doug Griffin
John Kennedy
Houston
Carlos Alfonso
Red Sox
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