Ulan Sets 600 Yard Indoor Mark At IC4A Meet
Tom Ulan of Rutgers shocks with a 1:08.5 clocking in the 600 yard run, a meet record at the IC4A Indoor Track and Field Championships. Villanova dominates the team race, claiming its fifth straight title as Jim Elliott’s Wildcats post early wins and key relay, mile, and two mile marks.
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Texas Aggies Get Another Chance at Owls
Texas A&M faces Rice in a triangular track meet in Baton Rouge after Rice edged Texas A&M for the Border Olympics team title. Rice’s Roberts set a pole vault record. Straub anchored the Owls to the mile-relay win. Texas placed third in the meet with 37 points.
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Petty Passes From Last To Victory At Richmond 500
Richard Petty, starting dead last after a qualifying glitch, surged to win the Richmond 500 in 30 laps, claiming his 121st NASCAR Grand National victory and $4,425. Bobby Isaac finished second, Benny Parsons third, Bobby Allison fourth, and Dave Marcis fifth. Isaac earned $2,525. Parsons and Allison each won $1,725. Marcis $925.
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Pistons blow 20 point lead in loss to Cavaliers
Detroiters squander a 20 point advantage in the final 13 minutes, losing 104-100 to Cleveland and harming playoff hopes. Detroit trails Chicago by four and Phoenix by 22 as coach van Breda Kolff laments stopping movement and effort.
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Russell learns switch hitting with Dodgers in spring camp
Russell shows switch hitting in Dodgers spring camp and adds a steal of home in a 10-2 win over Atlanta as rain shortened the game. The Dodgers sparked by Grabarkewitz and Russell received solid performances from Downing in relief and Allen in left field.
Replay season heats up as North Stars face Flyers battle
Minnesota moved to third with a 3 1 decision over Philadelphia while Pittsburgh earned a 3 3 tie with California. Montreal beat Detroit 4 1 on TV as New York won 10 000 first prize plus 10 000 top money in a touring sweepstakes. Boston beat Pittsburgh 6 3 and Minnesota beat Vancouver 3 1 on Saturday.
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Dodgers Start 18th Season With Power Upgrades
Walter Alston returns for his 18th season and adds Richie Allen and Duke Sims to boost power. Dodgers aim to beat the Reds as pitching remains strong with Singer Osteen Sutton and Downing contributing. Rookies Ferguson Buckner Paciorek compete. Valentine may emerge as top rookie. Predicted finish: 1st in West.
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A Romanian Sweep Finishes U S Indoor Tennis
In Hampton Virginia the indoor tennis tournament concluded with Lie Nastase winning the singles title 16 64 746 over Clark Graebner. Nastase then paired with Ilie Nastase to take the doubles crown, defeating Graebner and Tom Okla in the final.
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Big Ten Eyes NCAA Play and Bears Lease Plan
The Big Ten conference opens its winter meeting with a plan to amend rules so nonchampion members can bid for the NCAA tournament. It may also approve a five year lease enabling the NFL Bears to use Northwestern Dyche Stadium for pro games, seeking about 2.2 million in income.
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This Promises to Be Year of Ferrari
In Johannesburg, the South African Grand Prix at Kyalami Circuit Saturday saw Mario Andretti of Nazareth, Pennsylvania drive a Ferrari to victory. The win earned Andretti nine points toward the driver's title, signaling a potential US driving champion this year. Andretti stated he did not conserve the car, going flat out throughout the race.
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