Indiana Tops St John’s In Holiday Festival Classic
Indiana defeated St John’s 76-69 in the Holiday Festival final at Madison Square Garden. Scott May led Indiana with 29 points as the No 15 Hoosiers improved to 9-0 while Lou Carnesecca praised his team after a strong effort.
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Sun Bowl Week Awards From El Paso Highlights
A column lists humorous trophies for Sun Bowl week in El Paso. Eddie Lewis wins the Eddie Arcaro Trophy for quick horsemanship, Jack Lindberg grabs the Saint Nick of Time award, Waddell Smith earns the Flip Wilson honor, and others receive playful citations for timing, ventriloquism, and theater-like telecast mishaps.
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Eddie Lewis
Sheriff’s Posse
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Jack Lindberg
Kansas City
Flip Wilson
Waddell Smith
Waddell
Jayhawks
Indians Lose Over One Million in 1975 Report
The Cleveland Indians report shows a 1975 loss of 1.073 million to partners, more than double the earlier estimate. The team’s cumulative losses approach 3.5 million since 1972, with interest on a 6 million loan and high operating costs including travel and salaries.
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Nick Mileti
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Baldor RI
Patchen Electric & Industrial Supply, Inc
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Hoosiers Remain No 1 In AP Top College Hoops
Indiana holds the top spot in the AP major college basketball poll after routing UCLA and defeating St. John’s 76 69 at Madison Square Garden. Maryland and North Carolina follow in second and third with UCLA fourth, Notre Dame fifth, and Nevada Las Vegas breaking into the Top Ten at ten.
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Louiisville
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US and Soviet tennis stars to meet in Cleveland tour
The United States and the Soviet Union will play in Cleveland on March 14 as part of a four city World Team Tennis tour. The lineups include Billie Jean King Rosemary Casals Marty Riessen for the US squad and Alex Metroveli Olga Morozova with possible Marina Kroshina Natalya Chimyreva for the Soviets.
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Rosemary Casals
Marty Riessen
Alex Metroveli
Olga Morozova
Marina Kroshina
Natalya Chimyreva
Martina Navratilova
Miss Navratilova
Czechoslovakia
Nets
Kuhn warns reserve clause ruling could destabilize baseball
Commissioner Bowie Kuhn told AP the Seitz decision freeing players threatens vast economic damage. He warned 140 minor league clubs may fold or shrink, bankruptcies could rise, franchises retreat, and players split as wealth concentrates among stars. He called Seitz's ruling beyond its scope and feared a disrupted labor negotiation ahead of spring training.
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Bowie Kuhn
Associated Press
Kansas City
Baseball
Seitz
Arbitration Board
Sooner defense cited as key in Orange Bowl bid
Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer and defensive boss Larry Lacewell acknowledge the 1975 Sooners rely on a scrambling, intense defense led by the Selmon brothers Leroy and Dewey and end Jimbo Elrod. Lacewell notes their talent but recalls 1973 as a stronger year with more All-Americans.
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Clyde Powers
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Tony Peters
Cleveland Browns
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Sooner
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Nebraska
Oklahoma State
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Capitals coach Schmidt resigns after 6–0 loss
HOCKEY Capitals Coach and GM Milt Schmidt resigns from both posts after a 6 0 defeat by the Montreal Canadiens. BOWLING Wayne Zahn of Tempe Arizona leads the first round with a 232 average over six games in a $75 000 PBA open in Arcadia California.
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AP 83 Colleges Roundup Scores and Winners
East Stevens 84, New York Poly 53. Memphis St. 109, Murray St. Mississippi St. 77. Samford 57, Stetson 91, Marshall 85. Georgia St. 104, Miles 72. Mercer 77. Delaware 75, Virginia Tech 99. Vanderbilt 85. Athletes In Action 91, E. Tennessee 84. Midwest New Orleans 80, N. Illinois 79. Wittenberg 69, Oberlin 63. Southwest Texas-El Paso 86, Idaho 51. Far West Portland St. 124, Carroll 87. Loyola 73, Callif. Santa Barbara 66. Tournament results follow with numerous college scores.
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Bowl game lineups and results from early 1960s schedule
The AP lists bowls including Gator Peach Sugar Cotton Rose and Orange with matchups such as NC State vs West Virginia Penn State vs Alabama Arkansas vs Georgia Ohio State vs UCLA Oklahoma vs Michigan plus Shrine Hula and All-American bowls. Pro hockey and WHA results note Soviet Wings Pittsburgh and various NHL games through midweek
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Pro cage report NBA Monday results and schedule
The NBA night featured Knicks 94 over Chicago 93 with tight play across the board. Also listed are Milwaukee at Buffalo Phoenix at New York Detroit at Philadelphia Kansas City at Cleveland Chicago at Washington and Boston at Golden State with Seattle at Los Angeles. ABA Kentucky 110 defeated New York 102 as San Antonio faced Indiana and Denver played St. Louis. Wednesday’s slate includes Kentucky at Denver.
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