Bowling Top Ten and Week Leaderboard Notes
Monday night league standings shift with Crestwood trailing General Steel leading after a 2889 series. Individual highs include Haden Lovern 590 series, Billy Crisco 238 game, and Howard Hunt 222 game. several teams maintain or wrest points as top scorers.
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Pro Cage Standings Pro Cage Standings
The Associated Press reports NBA standings for the Eastern Conference Atlantic Division. Teams compete for top seed with current win totals, losses, and scoring margins shaping the race.
Brewers bolster lineup as Bristol eyes big season
In Tempe AP reports Milwaukee Brewers revamp with Billy Conigliaro Joe Lahoud George Scott and Brock Davis from Boston to lift batting .229. Master plan hinges on improved hitting steadier lineup and a stronger AL East schedule with Lonborg and Brett joining pitching core to boost hopes. Milwaukee battles expectations after last place finish in 1971 and aims to boost attendance.
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ABA East Division Schedule Snapshot
Tuesday games feature Carolina at Indiana and Virginia at Pittsburgh. On Wednesday Memphis visits New York while Utah travels to Indiana. The matchups highlight East Division action across two days.
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South Carolina Players Land NFL Draft Spots
Three members of South Carolina’s senior defensive secondary were drafted by NFL teams. Dick Harris of Point Pleasant Beach New Jersey went to the New York Jets in the fifth round. Bo Davies of Gettysburg Pennsylvania was selected by the New Orleans Saints in the fifth round. Tyler Hellams of Greenwood South Carolina was chosen by the Kansas City Chiefs in the 13th round.
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EHL Playoffs Semifinals results and matchups
Southern Division semifinal results Charlotte 4 St. Petersburg 2 tying the series at 2-2 and Greensboro 8 Roanoke Valley 3 giving Greensboro a 2-1 lead. Northern Division semifinals listed with matchups Syracuse New Haven Johnstown Clinton Greensboro Roanoke Valley Charlotte St Petersburg and Roanoke Valley Greensboro.
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Rosewall Advances In Tourney At Kemper International
Ken Rosewall of Australia, the No 2 seed, defeated Jeff Borowiak 6 2 7 5 to reach the second round of the Kemper International Tennis Tournament in Chicago. Tom Okker edged Allan Stone in two tiebreakers 7 6 7 6 to advance.
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Carlton Adjusts To Phils In Phillies Spring Camp
Steve Carlton talks about his trade from the Cardinals to the Phillies for Rick Wise and the brighter outlook with a young club. He praises Tim McCarver as catcher and explains improved pitcher catcher communication, noting past issues with Ted Simmons and the need for better sequence of pitches.
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Richard Frustrated as Canadiens Rally Falls Short
Canadiens captain Henri Richard vented frustration after a 2-1 loss to the Flyers in Montreal. Frank Mahovlich scored the late winner as Montreal chased a tying goal and trailed in the final period. Ed Van Impe and Doug Favell faced 31 shots in a tight test at the Forum.
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High Point Edges Durham in Weekend Dual Meet
High Point Swim Team defeated Durham Dolphins 371 1 3 to 290 2 3 in a weekend dual. The meet featured many events across age groups with multiple swimmers from High Point and Durham posting wins and times, including notable performances by Flynn Wilson Ledford Tinsley Lovette and Bland with various MR and FR marks across fly back and free distances.
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Congress Won't Touch Merger Now
Richmond Senator William B. Spong Jr says there will be no congressional action to permit the NBA ABA merger until the next Congress. He cites heavy congressional workload and a Senate inquiry into pro sports franchises as delaying factors. The issue rests with Senator Ervin's antitrust subcommittee as teams lure stars.
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Davidson Wildcats Rally For New York Tournament
Davidson stated they would not abandon the bid and plan to win the tournament. The team continued daily practice and will fly to New York at noon Friday for the event.
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