Sophomore Standouts Boost 1970 NBA Prospects
A look at top college sophomores Pete Maravich Calvin Murphy Rich Mount and others as potential pro bets for 1970. Notable quotes praise Bob Lanier and Murphy with Meyer calling Murphy the best little man and Lanier a can't miss pro prospect.
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Lew Alcindor
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Pete Maravich
Niagara
Calvin Murphy
Purdue
Rich Mount
Maravich
Murphy
Mount
Bob Lanier
St. Bonaventure
Perry Wallace
Vanderbilt
Charlie Scott
North Carolina
Bob Leinhard
Georgia
Jim McMillan
Columbia
Jim Ard
Cincinnati
Bill Cain
Iowa State
Garfield Heard
Oklahoma
Rich Bradshaw
Kansas
Wallace
Scott
Leinhard
Lanier
Buffalo Bills
Ted Owens
Bill Mayer
Owens
de Paul
Meyer
Dallas Moves Into Second In ABA Western Division
Dallas Chaparrals beat Denver 110 107 in overtime to climb to second in the ABA Western Division, two games behind New Orleans. Willie Somerset led Dallas with 31 as Denver’s Larry Jones and Wayne Hightower had 26 and 19. Houston dropped its eighth straight 115 105 to the division leaders, dropping to last place.
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Anaheim
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Maurice McHartley
Larry Jones
Wayne Hightower
Doug Moe
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Red Robbins
Boycott Momentum Grows Over NYAC Indoor Meet
The February 16 NYAC indoor track meet at Madison Square Garden faces a growing boycott led by Negro groups and individuals who allege the club excludes the organization itself. Some Negro colleges and clubs skip the event while area teams enter as squads but refrain from pressuring individuals to join the boycott.
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Potts Referee of KU Relays A Second Time
Frank Potts a Colorado track coach in his 41st season referees the university division of the 43rd Kansas Relays April 18-20. Potts retires at season end and will join the U S Olympic track staff as assistant coach next fall.
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Colorado
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Bob Timmons
Bruce Drummond
Oklahoma Baptist
Elton Brown
Hoisington
Kansas
Ted Woods
Bill Toomey
Chuck Rogers
Don Meyers
Meyers
Michigan
Charles Fonville
Harrison Dillard
Baldwin- Wallace
College Scores From A Round of Basketball Games
A compilation of college basketball results, listing teams such as Bucknell Colgate Mississippi Vanderbilt and many others with final scores across multiple conferences and venues. The snippet covers numerous matchups including overtime and close contests.
Pro Cage Report ABA Pailas 110 Denver 107 OT
The ABA game saw Pailas score 110 in a overtime win over Denver 107. Wise Buyers Read the Classifieds.
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Pro Cage Report
Rupp Leads Kentucky Past Ole Miss in Tight SEC Clash
Kentucky, ranked 10th, beat Mississippi 85 76 to remain in SEC title race. Adolph Rupp earned his 772nd coaching win as Kentucky held off late Mississippi pressure and Ole Miss guard Mike Casey led with 24 points while Ken Turner added 26.
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Eddie Crawford
Kansas
Phog Allen
Rupp Sees Olympic Title as Biggest Victory
Adolph Rupp, after Kentucky’s 85 76 win at Ole Miss, says his Olympic cage title 20 years ago was his greatest triumph though his 772nd victory makes him college basketball's winningest coach. He credits his players and notes the SEC race remains tight with 10 games left.
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Baron
Houston Maintains Lead In AP Top Ten Basketball Poll
Houston holds first with 28 first place votes and 320 points as UCLA rises to second and Duke enters at ninth while Kentucky falls to tenth. Utah drops out after back to back losses. North Carolina, New Mexico, St Bonaventure, Tennessee, Vanderbilt and Columbia follow.
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Local Adult Men's Class AA Basketball Results
O'Teens defeated Buzzi's by forfeit in a Monday night game at Central Junior High Gym. Pizza Hut beat Walkers 77 to 56. Trinity Lutheran edged Eudora 45 to 43. Slo-Breaks crushed Presbyterian 69 to 47.
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Expansion Plan For K C Seattle Drawn by Cronin
The American League unveiled a plan to stock two new 1969 franchises Kansas City and Seattle by an expansion draft. Each existing team will lose six players while protecting 15 on a 40 man roster. A total of 30 players will be chosen with continued protection as losses occur.
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Kansas City
Seattle
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Draft slated for October 15 amid World Series talk
The text notes the 1968 World Series and states the draft will be held October 15, presumably in Boston, signaling a link between baseball and military conscription commentary.
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