ProBasketball Results and ABA Standings Snapshot
ProBasketball scores show Phoenix 111 over Kansas City Omaha 109 and Chicago 122 over Phoenix 93 with other Sunday results including Detroit 129 over Houston 112 and Chicago 68 over Cleveland 92. ABA East standings list Carolina, Kentucky, Virginia, New York, Memphis, Utah, Indiana, Denver, Dallas, San Diego with win totals and percentages. Saturday results include Memphis 107 over New York 98 and Virginia 126 over Indiana 115. Games listed for Sunday and Monday with regional matchups and upcoming pairings Fort Wayne and Dallas in New York vs Indiana and San Diego vs Dallas.
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Steelers sign J T Thomas top pick from FSU
Pittsburgh signs defensive back James J T Thomas, the club's top draft choice from Florida State, in a multi year deal announced at Three Rivers Stadium. San Francisco signs catcher Dave Rader for the season and adds pitcher Les Cain on a provisional basis, with Cain under Tigers rights and training in Arizona.
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Solunar Tables Plan for Daily Fishing and Hunting
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables guide readers to plan days for peak fishing or hunting. The schedule highlights optimal times to be in good territory or cover to maximize sport potential.
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Countdown to NCAA and NIT bids begins this week
The NCAA will issue bids for nine at large berths in the University Division tournament while conference champions go automatically. The NIT bids start Thursday for its Madison Square Garden event. UCLA seeks a seventh straight Pac-8 title as March 24 in St Louis nears, with top at large contenders including Marquette Providence Syracuse Houston South Carolina Jacksonville Oklahoma City Oral Roberts Virginia Tech and Southwestern Louisiana.
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Raiders rout Cleveland as home crowd fuels victory
New York Raiders beat the Cleveland Crusaders 9-5 in a WHA telecast before 13,673 fans, with Gene Peacosh and Wayne Rivers each scoring three goals. Ron Ward added two goals and four assists to take the league lead in points. Other WHA results included Los Angeles over Quebec 4-2 and Ottawa over Alberta 3-2.
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Baseball spring training gets the green light
Baseball camps open across Florida Arizona and California after a three year Basic Agreement deal between the Major League Baseball Players Association and club owners. Arbitration for some salary disputes is allowed and teams including the Cubs Yankees Royals and Phillies plan workouts as relief returns to the pennant races. The agreement ends fears of a player strike and signals a full spring training run toward the 1973 season.
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Trevino wins in clubhouse at Inverrary Golf Classic
Lee Trevino captured the Jackie Gleason Inverrary National Airlines Classic title with a 279 total nine under par, defeating 24-year-old Bob Fezler who led early before a costly finish as Ferlec faltered on the last holes. Fezler settled for second, with Murphy, Devlin, and Snead close behind.
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