NCAA Files Suit in Daniels Case in Kentucky
The NCAA sues the ABA and Jim McDaniels for 285,763.80 in damages over alleged secret signings of college players. The suit, filed in Tollisville Kentucky, targets unreported agreements with the Carolina Cougars and Athletes Advisory Group.
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Razorbacks to stress passing game in spring drills
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said on Wednesday the Razorbacks will emphasize the passing attack for the remainder of spring football. He criticized the offense after a scrimmage, noting the defense won and pass protection was poor. He added the line is young and learning.
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Arkansas Razorbacks
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Littler Still Critical After Cancer Operation
Golfer Gene Littler, 41, remains hospitalized at Mercy Hospital in San Diego until at least Friday after surgery to remove lymph gland tissue under his left arm. A malignant tumor was removed two weeks earlier. pathology will show if cancer spread. Littler, U.S. Open winner in 1961, has earned over $800,000 in an 18 year pro career.
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Calif
Gene Littler
Mercy Hospital
Littler
Bitter Feelings Flare In Baseball Walkout Strike
The second day of the season arrives with no baseball. one strike logged as rival MLB factions spar. Miller and Gaherin meet while Paul Richards warns no baseball for a long time. Orioles players discuss defying the walkout. weekend openers postponed. teams seek exhibition options.
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Associated Press
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Marvin Miller
John Gaherin
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Montreal
Paul Richards
Atlanta Braves
Miller
Opening Day at Reds Cut Short by Strike in Cincinnati
Cincinnati AP The Findlay Market Association planned a celebratory opening for the Reds season but a players strike halted Wednesday’s opener against Houston Astros. Reds president Francis Dale and ownership opposed a 17 percent pension increase while noting a $20 million unfunded liability. Fans and merchants faced economic impact from the postponed ceremony and canceled downtown events.
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Chester A. Lathrop
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Reds
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Charles Kramer
Greater Cincinnati
Kramer
Jack Gearding
Stadium Club
Gearding
Francis L. Dale
Major League Baseball Players Association
Dale
America
Gilmore Rated Most Valuable Player
New York AP reports the ABA Most Valuable Player is not totally satisfied with himself and believes he could have done more. The remarks reflect a self-critical stance by the league’s top award winner.
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American Basketball Association
Atwood and Spitz star at AAU Short Course meet in Dallas
Susie Atwood set an American record 2:04.01 in the women's 200 yard backstroke while Mark Spitz lowered his 100 yard butterfly record at the National AAU Short Course Championships. Indiana’s Mike Stamm posted a meet record 1:51.03 in the 200 back. ABA MVP Artis Gilmore led Kentucky to 68 wins and earned Most Valuable Player honors, with Dan Issel also on the All-league team.
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Gary Hill
Hall
Artis Gilmore
Gilmore
Kentucky
Colonels
Dan Issel
Issel
Gunter and Smith Lead in Grand Prix Tennis Race
Nancy Richey Gunter and Stan Smith extend leads in the Commercial Union Grand Prix with Gunter at 100 points and Casals at 64 after recent wins. Nastase gains 20 points to 96, closing on Smith who leads with 96 after Monte Carlo. Connors sits third at 46 as Gimeno and Richey follow, while ABA mentions playoff voting and all league selections.
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Sea Pines
S.C
Gunter
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P.R
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Miss Casals
Billie Jean King
Kerry Melville
Chas Evert
Ilie Nastase
Romania
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Monaco
Moore names Yarbrough to drive his 1972 Ford at Darlington
Ace mechanic Bud Moore announces LeeRoy Yarbrough will replace David Pearson as driver of the 1972 Ford in stock car races. Yarbrough, based in Jacksonville Florida, will debut in the Rebel 400 at Darlington on April 16 using an experimental 351 cubic inch engine. Pearson, a three time NASCAR champion, will instead drive the Glen Wood Mercury used in early races by A J Foyt.
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Colonels Rally Past Nets In East semifinal clash
Kentucky Colonels benched hero Walt Simon to spark a 105-99 win over the New York Nets in Uniondale. Les Hunter topped the quarter with 19 points. John Roche was limited to 22 after consecutive 31-point games. Rick Barry led New York with 39, while Zelmo Beaty starred for Utah in the other West matchup.
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Simon
Joe Mullaney
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New York
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Utah
Beaty
Masters Could Grow With Black Competitors, Says Player
AP Special Correspondent Gary Player from South Africa urged relaxation of Masters entry rules to allow black players as competitors, not just caddies. He noted the event’s global reach but said it would improve with more diverse players, while organizers maintained qualifiers. The 36th Masters field includes 85 top pros and amateurs with Jack Nicklaus among leading odds at 7-1.
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Augusta
Gary Player
South Africa
Augusta National
Johannesburg
Clifford Roberts
Il Am
Lee Elder
Orioles players discuss pension strike after meeting with Miller
A group of eighteen Baltimore Orioles sat with media in Brook Robinsons home to discuss their MLBPA pension strike. Marvin Miller said owners refuse to bargain in good faith and aim to split the union. Jim Palmer and other players questioned press backlash while Hoffberger and Earl Weaver were accused of strike breaking.
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Solunar Periods Schedule from Knight Tables
The schedule of Solunar Periods taken from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guides readers to plan fishing in good territory or hunting in good cover during the best daily sport windows. This notice emphasizes timing for optimal outdoor activity based on the published tables.
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