Wooden worried about Michigan in NCAA playoffs
AP Sports Writer Dan Berger reports UCLA coach John Wooden fears complacency more than injury as forward David Meyers sits with a thigh injury. UCLA faces Michigan in the West Regional, with regional matchups and other NCAA games noted, including Arizona State Alabama Nevada Las Vegas at Tempe and Creighton vs Maryland in the East.
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LOS Angeles
John Wooden
Michigan
Wooden
UCLA
David Mayers
Meyers
Bruins
Nerional
Pullman
Arizona State
Alabama
Nevada Las Voenas
San Diego State
Tempren
Ariz
NAIA Semifinals Set As Alcorn State Faces Grand Canyon
Alcorn State of Mississippi, seeded eighth, meets Grand Canyon of Arizona in the NAIA semis in Kansas City, as St. Marys and Midwestern collide. Alcorn edged Malone 101-87, Grand Canyon beat Parkside 70-54, Midwestern topped Fairmont State 85-80, and St. Marys downed Winston-Salem 69-7.
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Mississippi
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Texas
St. Mary's
Midwestern
West Georgia State
Hunt Killer Malone
Ohio
Wisconsin Parkside
Fairmont State
West Virginia
St. Mary’s
Winston Salem
N.C
Alearn State
Pioneers
Kentucky State
Malone
Robinson pleased with team in exhibition loss to Giants
Cleveland manager Frank Robinson praised his rookie staff led by Jim Perry and his brother as they held San Francisco to three runs through six. The Giants rallied to win 4-3 in the 10th. Other results featured Milwaukee over Chicago and Aaron contributing for the Brewers, and multiple spring games across the circuit with notable performances by Perez, Aaron, White, and Otis.
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Jim Perry
Cleveland
San Francisco
Gaylord
Jim
Perry Brothers
Giants
Goodson
Chicago White Sox
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Chicago Cubs
Texas
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Boston
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Montreal
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Houston
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John Brits
Aaron
Darrell Porter
Milwaukee Braves
Brewers
Tony Perez
Dodgers
Yankees
Fred Stanley
Frank White
Amos Otis
Danny Cater
Juan Reiquez
Red Sox
Pirates
Wilburs& Wood
White Sox
Chicago
Solunar Tables From Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed below is taken from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to find the best sport each day offers.
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Richard Alden Knight
All-America picks honor Thompson and peers in 1975 returns
North Carolina State star David Thompson headlines The Associated Press 1975 All American selections, earning a first team nod for a third straight year. Teammate Rudy Hackett and players from Notre Dame UCLA Utah Indiana also receive first and second team honors, with Clyde Mayes and Phil Sellers among the third team selections. Thompson dazzled with 30 points per game and a 57 point 17 rebound standout, while Dantley piled 60 point performances against UCLA and Indiana boosted Notre Dame's scoring ace status.
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Campy Russell
Wooden
North Carolina State
UCLA
Ken Rapport
NEW York
David Thompson
Thompson
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Adria Dantley
Dave Meyers
Luther
Ticky"” Burtle
Utah
Indiana
Scott May
John Lucas
Maryland
Lucas
Syracuse
Rudy Hackett
Gus Williams
Southern Cal
Alabama
Leo Douglas
Kentucky
Kevin Grevey
Clyde Mayes
Furman
Phil Sellers
Rutgers
Richmond
Rob McCurdy
Lionel Hollis
Arizona State
Ron Lee
Oregon
Wolfpack
Buffalo State
Dantley
Air Force
Meyers
Burden
Brazil
North Carolina
May
Hoosiers
Nicklaus Fails to Close as Coral Open Leads Shuffle
Jack Nicklaus faltered on the 18th hole amid gusty conditions at the Coral Open. He shot a 68 after leading by two, then finished with 69, trailing co leaders Gary McCord and Wally Armstrong by one stroke on the Blue Monster course at Doral. Lee Trevino shot 70, two back, in the opening round.
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Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Gary McCordy
Wally Armstrong
Doral Country Club
Mike Hill
Jim Dent
Bobby Mitchell
Larry Nelson
Lee Trevino
Gary McCord
Bob Mitchell
Red Curl
Dave Stockton
Bud Allen
Pender Runs To Be Somebody In Track Comeback
Mel Pender, 37, famed for world indoor records at 50 60 and 70 yards, continues in International Track Association meets despite aging. A 1964 Olympic team member and Army paratrooper, he seeks a Vitalis Pro Track Classic TV spotlight March 22 1975 in Los Angeles to prove he still belongs.
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NEA
Mel Pender
Pender
Los Angeles
Army
West Point
Vietnam
Okinawa
U.S
Tooming
Ohio University
Madison Square Garden
Salt Lake City
America
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John McGill
Marck Klein
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Rod Hightower
Parkside
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Bill Lindsey
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Robinson
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Frank Robinson
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