Giants land Reitz in one for one Falcone deal
With the Giants in sale limbo they swapped Pete Falcone to St. Louis for Ken Reitz a solid third baseman. Falcone posted a 12 11 record last season while Reitz earned a Golden Glove last year as the Cardinals reshuffle during the winter meetings.
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Critics pick defense and UCLA backlash over season prospects
Critics say Hollingworths surpassing Ridge Route and Ram offense hinder Super Bowl chances. Tom Landry’s defense quote haunts the Cowboys as UCLA fans defend Gene Bartow after a tough opening loss to Indiana amid fan and media scrutiny.
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Bartow Eyes Pandemic of Shots and Prodding for Dismissed Drollinger
Bartow targets heavy shot volume from Richard Washington and anticipates 15 to 20 attempts per game. He notes Notre Dame's Adrian Dantley and Indiana's Scott May will demand high shot counts when opponents visit. Bartow also questions Ralph Drollinger's stamina and plans short stints to keep him effective. The coach cites the Indiana loss as motivation, saying only the good players respond to criticism.
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Bills furor over roughing call in playoff bid
Bills owner and coach blast a controversial roughing penalty on an official after a fumble ruling cost Buffalo a playoff chance. They say the referee's call changed the game as Miami edged them and Buffalo faced elimination.
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Warren edges Newport in OT in Huntington Beach tourney
Warren outlasted Newport Harbor 82 to 77 in overtime as Joe McCarthy keyed a late three point play after stealing a pass with 20 seconds left. Rich Branning led Marina to a 74-65 win over Murphy in Beverly Hills, while Huntington Beach fell to Servite 54-47.
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Lakewood tops Paramount in Lakewood Tournament thriller
Zeimer hits the go ahead bucket with 20 seconds left as Lakewood edges Paramount 54-53 in the opening round. Rolling Hills eliminated Artesia 71-67. Tonight Lakewood hosts Jordan and St Anthony faces Chino in the eight team event.
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Johnson recalls plights after 49ers lead loss and wrist injury
Rich Johnson discusses nearly recalling his struggle as the 49ers squander a 13 point second half lead. He notes teammates stepped up without him while reflecting on his navicular wrist injury, first sustained as a UCSF freshman in 1972 and now reopening with greater mental pain.
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Indiana Michigan State State? No. Shown text not clear
Indiana beat Florida State with May scoring 24 and Benson 22 as Indiana built a 79 41 lead. Florida State narrowed late. Maryland overwhelmed Boston University as Lucas led with 22 and all starters hit double figures. Notre Dame topped Kansas as Dantley scored 77, finishing strong in the final 3:47. North Carolina defeated Kentucky behind a strong second half and Kupchak 24. Stanford led Montana State as Carter scored 26 in a 3 20 halftime edge.
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Unclear sporting lineup cites multiple college players
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Strock Leads Dolphins To 31 21 Win In First Start
Miami's Don Strock, stepping in for injured Griese and Morrall, completed 12 of 15 passes and ran for a TD to spark a 31 21 victory over the Bills. Coach Don Shula praised his calm play and offensive line, while Jim Del Gaizo returned as Strock’s understudy. John McKay noted Strock’s solid showing and potential.
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East Shrine picks eight players for East West game
The East squad for the 51st Shrine East West football game was completed Monday with eight additions. Notable picks include Navy defensive back Chet Moeller, Ball State and Cincinnati defensive backs Shafer Suggs and Tom Marvasco, Syracuse linebacker Ray Preston, Yale and Ohio University receivers Gary Fenik and Mike Green, and centers Steve Suder and Don Macek from Bowling Green and Boston College.
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