Miami and Dallas Lead Race for Next Super Bowl Site
In Palm Beach the NFL owners begin 15 minute talks as six bids vie for the next game. Miami, a three time host, and Dallas, aiming for Texas Stadium, top a field that includes New Orleans Los Angeles Houston and Jacksonville with judging likely by late today or Wednesday.
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Lester J. Kabacoff
Los Angeles
Warren Dorn
Los Angeles Coliseum
Houston
Astrodome
Rice Stadium
Jacksonville
Danny Bridges
Mauch and Martin Set for Action After Exhibition Wins
Managers Gene Mauch and Billy Martin spark early season readiness after big exhibition wins. Montreal Expos beat Washington 5 3 on a squeeze bunt, Detroit over the Yankees 5 4 with 26 players used. Other results include San Diego 10 California 0 and Philadelphia 8 Cincinnati 7.
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Cleveland
Chicago Cubs
Oakland
Jim Maloney
Dave Campbell
Padres
Blue Devils falter as Tennessee rallies to win
Duke led by ten before Tennessee surged with nine straight points ending the first half to pull within one. Waters blames poor shot choices while Denton praises inside play and rebound edge as Duke seeks to adjust and avoid a jump shot duel with a strong Vols front. Duke travels back to Durham after the loss.
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Ray Mears
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HPC Takes Track Meet
High Point College men topped a three team field at South Carolina State with 89 points, defeating Orangeburg host 69 and Benedict College 12. Richard Bradley and Lloyd Davis each notched two wins, with Carlvin Steed, Walter Mantz, Mike Bogdon, and Eric Noren also taking firsts. Noren led High Point with 14 points and commented on valuable experience from the Furman Relays.
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High Point College
South Carolina State
Benedict College
High Point
Richard Bradley
Lloyd Davis
Carlvin Steed
Walter Mantz
Mike Bogdon
Eric Noren
Carolina defense and rebounding key to loss
Coach cites boards as the decisive factor in defeat. He notes North Carolina's offense and quick recognition of defenses overwhelmed his team, with too many three point plays shaping the final outcome.
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North Carolina
College Baseball Scores Roundup
South Carolina defeated Western Carolina 6 to 3. Duke beat Bucknell 2 to 0. Bucknell topped Duke 12 to 7. The Citadel overcame Berry 5 to 2. Furman beat East Tennessee 9 to 0. Massachusetts won 5 to 1 over Wake Forest. North Carolina State defeated Dartmouth 7 to 1. Yale fell to Belmont Abbey 5 to 4. High Point defeated Otterbein 8 to 2. Pfeiffer lost to Williams 1 to 0. Pembroke defeated Atlantic Christian 6 to 0. North Carolina beat Springfield.
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Laver Withdraws From Sportface Championship
In Wheaton Illinois Rod Laver the tour leader and seventh seed Bob Lutz exited the $50,000 Sportface International Tennis Championships. Laver pulled out with a back injury while Lutz was upset by unseeded Ray Rufels 4 6 6 4 6 1. Arthur Ashe the second seed defeated Roy Barth 6 2 6 2.
Royals target .500 season in 1971 campaign
In Fort Myers, Kansas City Royal expansion club optimism centers on a .500 mark in the American League West. Lou Piniella, AL Rookie of the Year in 1969, leads a lineup highlighted by Amos Otis, Bob Oliver, Joe Keough, and Fred Patek, while pitching depth tests Lemon after off-season moves and injuries.
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Patek
Wally Bunker
Roger Nelson
Bill Butler
Mike Hedlund
Dick Drago
Jim Rooker
Bruce del Canton
Bob Garibaldi
San Francisco
Phoenix
Ted Abernathy
Tom Burgmeier
Jim York
Abernathy
St. Louis
YMCA Gold Medal Action Picks Up After Weekend
Action in the YMCA Gold Medal Basketball Tournament resumes after a weekend break. Dixie Uniform of Greensboro beat Greensboro All-Stars 102-72 in C Division led by Ken McKinney's 27. Concord National Banks beat Ledford Drive-In 89-81 in C Class with Chris Lippard scoring 24. Magnificents over Barricaders 85-78 in Class B led by Dorfius Shaw's 23. Varner's High Point edged Gilbarco Greensboro 68-65 in Class B with Steve McClain at 24. Tonight's schedule includes Hedrick Oil Co. vs Brothers The Sale, A-D Community vs Burlington, Disciples Boone vs Falcons High Point, and Sir Pizza High Point vs City Beverage Winston-Salem in A Division.
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