Tiger Hits Save Lolich in Spring Training Slugfest
Detroit ace Mickey Lolich allowed eight runs on nine hits in six exhibition innings as the Reds rallied to an 8-0 lead, then the Tigers exploded for 13 hits and 13 runs, capped by Bill Freehan's two‑run single in the bottom of the ninth to seal a 13–12 win. The article also notes ECU's Keith Hiller winning Seaside Invitational golf and wind conditions on the Outer Banks.
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Pro Hockey Standings and Week in Review
NHL divisions list teams with WLT Pts GF GA and rhythm of results. East and West tables show Buffalo, Boston, Toronto and New York Rangers among others with varied wins and points. WHA section tracks New England, Cleveland, Chicago and Minnesota standings alongside Toronto and Edmonton results and upcoming games.
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Three Champs Repeat In Boxing Tourney
In Knoxville the national Golden Gloves saw three defending champions retain titles. Emory Chapman stopped Johnny Tate in the heavyweight division, Clinton Jackson won by decision in 147 pounds, and Claudell Atkins held the 106-pound crown. Tom Sullivan upset Michael Spinks to share team honors for Ft. Worth and Las Vegas.
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Pro Cage standings and weekend results recap
Eastern Conference Atlantic top teams Boston Buffalo New York Philadelphia and Washington share strong records with several key results from Saturdays games. Western Conference Midwest and Pacific divisions feature Chicago Detroit Seattle Golden State and Phoenix in tight races as notable scores include Houston 107 New Orleans 105 and Golden State 113 Detroit 122. ABA East leads New York Kentucky St Louis and Memphis with midseason shifts, while Louisville and San Antonio show competitive moves as Kentucky defeats New York 126 95 and Indiana tops Memphis 114 101.
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Houk Tigers Interested In Stottlemyre
In Fort Lauderdale Mel Stottlemyre said he would call other clubs to gauge interest. Ralph Houk and the Detroit Tigers are interested. The Yankees asked waivers on Stottlemyre for unconditional release after news of his sore arm.
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McAdoo Favored For NBA MVP In 1974-75
Bob McAdoo, the Buffalo Braves center, is the odds-on favorite to win the 1974-75 NBA MVP Podoloff Cup as 216 players cast ballots. The piece argues the MVP process undervalues players like Dave Cowens and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, notes centers’ dominance in history, and highlights McAdoo’s outside shooting and scoring from the forward position within a three-forward Braves setup.
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Cardinals star Bob Gibson faces aging and final season
In spring training at St. Petersburg, Bob Gibson discusses aging, his 1974 struggles, and his decision to retire after a long career. He recalls a dominant 1968 season, reflecting on past achievements, future paths, and the evolving treatment of Black players in baseball.
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