Allen Will Lead White Sox In 1973 Quest
Chicago White Sox, led by Dick Allen the league's top paid star, project a return to the AL West title. Manager Chuck Tanner cites health from Bill Melton and the addition of Ken Henderson as boosts, but starting pitching depth and infield defense remain concerns after trading Tom Bradley for Henderson and Steve Stone. Henderson expects a .300 season with 25 homers and 10-30 lines alongside Allen.
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Joe Tybor
Associated Press
Sarasota, Fla
Chicago White Sox
Dick Allen
Wilbur Wood
White Sox
Henderson
Giants
Willie Mays
Bobby Bonds
Tanner
Allen
Melton
Bradley
Wood
Coach Bill Allen and his 'Boys'
A Fort Worth Paschal High School coach reflecting on 25 years guiding students. He recalls winning seasons, tough losses, and the lasting bonds with former players now scattered across the nation. The letter highlights the coach's belief in character over fame and the impact of athletics on youth.
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Washington
NEA
Frank
Bill Allen
Fort Worth
Texas
Paschal High School
House of Representatives
Thomas Edison
Congress
Allen
Joan Ryan
Cleveland Browns
Brains Bowden
Brains
Bankers
California
Oklahoma City
Houston
Wichita Falls
Bobby Frank Hughes
Arlington Heights
Coach Allen
P.S
Joan
America
Bass Sport of Kings Invitational Readies Lake Ouachita Tourney
Arkansas bass anglers await the first Sport of Kings Invitational on Lake Ouachita March 21 22 and 23 with 20000 prize money 4000 to the winner. A companion All Anglers Sports Show runs March 17 18 and 19 in Hot Springs. PSI plans a state bass fisher fund set from membership and exhibitor fees with 100 plus entries including Bobby Murray and J O Brooks. Public entry costs 150 with practice starting March 17 and a final Oaklawn Park day March 24.
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Arkansas
Lake Ouachita
Project: Sports Inc
Irving
Texas
Hot Springs
Spa Bass Club
Ouachita Bass Club
KBHS
Robert Power
Project Sports Inc
PSI
Power
Arkansas Psi
Arkansas Bass Clubs
Bobby Murray
J. O. Brooks
Lake Ouachita Marina
Project, Sports Inc
Oaklawn Park
Ray Paschall
Crystal Springs Fishing Village
Paschall
Babe McCarthy Returns to College Coaching in Georgia
James Babe McCarthy, after leaving the Dallas Chapparrals of the ABA, returns to college coaching as head coach of the University of Georgia. He aims to recruit Georgia high school stars, succeeds Ken Rosemond who was fired after eight seasons. He criticizes pro payrolls and hopes to establish himself in college basketball.
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Athens
James Babe McCarthy
Dallas Chapparrals
American Basketball Association
McCarthy
Georgia
University of Georgia
Ken Rosemond
Dallas
New Jersey
Jersey City
UCLA Repeats as No 1 in Final AP Poll
UCLA is voted No 1 in the final Associated Press college basketball poll for the fifth time. John Wooden calls the ranking pleasing but says the national title will be decided on the court as UCLA prepares for the Far West Regional starting Thursday. Other top teams and votes are listed, with several programs receiving votes.
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Dan Berger
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
UCLA
John Wooden
Wooden
Bruins
Bucks demolish Suns in route to strong playoff push
Oscar Robertson returns to form with 25 points 7 rebounds and 12 assists as Kareem Abdul Jabbar scores 34. Bucks rout Suns 126 95 in Milwaukee aided by Robertson fast break and Abdul Jabbar late surge. Colangelo credits team momentum confidence and coach Costello as injuries hindered prior season. Bucks pull within 4½ games of Chicago in Midwest standings with eight games left.
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Mike O'Brien
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Oscar Robertson
Yesteryear
Milwaukee Bucks
Jerry Colangelo
Bucks
Larry Costello
Los Angeles
Colangelo
Phoenix Suns
NBA
American Basketball Association
Robertson
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Abdul-Jabbar
Chicago
Top Twenty college ranking with season records and points
The Top Twenty poll shows UCLA with 28 first place votes and a 26-0 record at 632 points followed by North Carolina State with 3 first place votes and a 27-0 mark at 578. Long Beach State 25-2 is third at 477, Providence 25-2 at 409, Marquette 24-3 at 394, Indiana 19-5 at 288, Southwestern Louisiana 23-3 at 212, Maryland 22-6 at 200, Kansas State 22-4 at 197, Minnesota 20-4 at 179, North Carolina 22-7 at 130, Memphis State 21-8 at 129, and Houston 23-4 at 114.
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UCLA
Maryland
Kansas St
Minnesota
N. Carolina
Memphis St
Houston
Iated Press
Los Angeles
Assoc
Golden State
Phoenix
Ww. L. Pet. G.B
Seattle
Boston
Portland
ABA
New York East
Buffalo
Philadelphia
W. L. Pet. G.B
Carolina
Dallas K.c.-Omaha
San Diego
College basketball results and upcoming schedule
AP roundup lists Monday scores including St. Louis 4 Los Angeles 3 and Philadelphia 6 Boston 2, plus Cincinnati 9 Kansas City 1 and New York teams, Montreal 6 Minnesota 1. Tuesday fixtures feature St. Louis at Baltimore in Miami and Boston at Cocoa Florida, with multiple city matchups across Florida and Arizona venues.
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Los Angeles
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New York
San Diego
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Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Montreal
Minnesota
Atlanta
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Houston
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Miami
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Fort Lauderdale
Ila
Fort Myers
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Ariz
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Arizona
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Exhibition baseball tournament first round results
Defiance Ohio 86 Geo Fox Ore 62 Westmont Calif 85 S Da kota Tech 66 Oklahoma Baptist 79 Alcorn A&M 76 overtime Guilford NC 92 Keene NH 82 Valdosta GA St 90 Kentucky St 81 Augustana Ill 66 Hanover Ind 65 Slippery Rock Pa 74 Marymount Kan 73 Ferris Mich 78 Pembroke NC 56
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Geo
Fox
Ore
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Alcorn
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Keene
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Hanover
Ind
Slippery Rock
Marymount
Kan
Ferris, Mich
Pembroke
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