Dynasty talk mirrors changing pro basketball era
The piece reflects on past greats like the Celtics and current salary dynamics. It cites Larry Williams from Hobbs and Kansas State, Don Fambrough on KU scheduling, and quotes from Wayne Embry Bob Cousy and Al Attles about money's impact on hunger and dynasties in pro sports.
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Major conferences plan separate fight for NCAA membership
Big Ten Commissioner Wayne Duke outlines a Feb 17 meeting with leaders from major conferences to pursue a split of the NCAA into major and small college divisions with distinct voting power. He notes the Feb 17 gathering aims to assert influence after the Jan convention defeated a constitutional amendment 224 to 218.
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Gump Worsley Ends 20-year NHL Goaltending Career
Lorne Gump Worsley announces retirement after 20 seasons in the NHL. The 43-year-old goalie says he can no longer continue, while Minnesota North Stars GM Wren Blair questions the timing and considers delaying retirement paperwork. Worsley appeared in 831 regular-season games, the most among active goalies, and posted a 2.88 GAA this season before a hamstring injury limited him to two games later.
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McKeon Addresses DPH Pinch Hitters For Royals
Kansas City Royals new manager Jack McKeon discussed the designated pinch hitter rule and its impact on decisions. He said Gail Hopkins would be the left handed DPH, with right handed selections to be decided in spring training starting February 22. The Royals open April 10 against the Texas Rangers.
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Nagy Traded To Cardinals From Red Sox
St Louis Cardinals acquire right hander Mike Nagy from Boston in exchange for a player to be named later. Nagy, 24, went 12-2 as a rookie in 1969 but posted 6-5 in 1970 and spent much of the past two seasons with Louisville in the International League. The move puts the Cardinals over their winter roster limit by one player.
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