Irwin Zarley playoff halted after Citrus Open rain delay
Irwin and Zarley were tied in a sudden death playoff at the Citrus Open when darkness halted play at the River Pines course. Irwin blasted TV schedulers and said the decision should be made on site as daylight dwindled and no rain delay occurred. The playoff resumes at dawn on hole 17 with $40,000 first prize still at stake.
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Lakers Hopeful After Losses and Injuries Decline
The Lakers defend a young squad amid a rough stretch with 16 losses by a basket or less. Coach Motta cites injuries to key players and a thin rotation as they await help from drafts and minor roster changes. He notes Clifton Pondexter’s progress, two-year no-cut terms, and a tense finish involving Norman Van Lier ejection as part of a trying season.
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AHL results show tied affair with close score
In a tight contest the AHL game ended in a stalemate as both teams traded advantages. Key players contributed offense and defense, keeping the score close throughout the match.
Air Force Wins Western Intercollegiate Fencing Title
Air Force Academy captured the overall crown at the Western Intercollegiate Fencing championships in Long Beach State. The Falcons finished second to San Jose State in the day’s sabre event. UCLA’s Dave Shelton won sabre, and Bruin Dennis Crable was named outstanding fencer.
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Gloves fly as Maloney KOed by Bennett in NHL tilt
New York Rangers defenseman Dave Maloney was knocked unconscious after Carl Bennett of Atlanta struck him from behind with a right hand 7:16 into the first period. Maloney was carried off and rushed to a hospital with reports of a possible fractured skull.
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UCLA Football and Recruiting Buzz From 1975 Season
UCLA may face an uncertain next season as Gene Bartow questions return while Terry Donahue rebuilds. USC plans more offensive flexibility under Johnny Robinson. Notre Dame signs top prep players including Hart and Mitchell. Michigan leads the national poll, Stanford, Colorado, and other programs pick up prep standouts amid a flurry of recruitment chatter.
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Ambrose ties for Masters lead with 71 at Navy Course
Ambrose carded a 1 under par 71 to reach a first place tie with Jeff Newell at the mid tournament in the Long Beach Masters. Newell shot 73 for a 148 total, while Tom Gorrell, Dale Morrison, and Mike Bellmar remain in contention as the field trimmed to nine players.
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Baseball free agency clash shifts to April deadlines
MLB owners and the Players Association remain at stalemate over the Messersmith McNally ruling and the six and nine year paths to free agency. Miller warns of April 15 pay or play deadline as players consider alternatives including community owned teams if talks fail.
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Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom Dies at 77 in California Convalescent Home
Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom former world light heavyweight champion and later film actor died Saturday in a South Pasadena convalescent home after seven to eight years with Paget's disease. He began boxing in 1923 won the title June 25, 1930 defeating Jimmy Slattery, and was elected to the Boxing Hall of Fame in 1972. He finished with 210 victories 35 defeats and 23 draws.
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Celtics hold on in Detroit despite late free throw miss
Celtics miss five straight free throws late, but Boston snaps a streak to win as Celtics finish 10th in a row for the road split. Pistons stumble with late errors and turnovers, while Washington and other NBA scores surface from the night.
Flyers top the Sabres in NHL highlights
Flyers defeat Sabres 4 to 1 as Boston extends its win streak to 12 games with two goals by Johnny Bocyk and a strong team performance. Caps, Rangers, and Canucks also feature in a chaotic night of scoring across multiple games.
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Oregon Gains NIT Bid Amid Turbulent Selection
Louisville and Kentucky earn spots in the 12 team NIT field announced by Pete Carlesimo of the MetroIntercollegiate Basketball Association. Oregon from the Mid East Conference and independents Providence Niagara also receive bids with records 19 9 and 17 11 respectively.
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