Kansas Eyes Individual Wins At NCAA Indoor Meet
Kansas University eyes standout finishes at the NCAA Indoor championships in Detroit led by two defending champions Mike Ricks in the 660 and Sanya Owolabi in the triple jump. Coach Bob Timmons brings 12 athletes including Deon Hogan in the 440 and marks a strong chance for points as the Jayhawks chase a higher team finish.
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NBC and CBS to share regular season college basketball rights
NBC and CBS are reported to have both bid for and likely share regular season college basketball rights after CBS won the NCAA tournament. NBC, needing weekend basketball, has sought to retain non tournament rights while TVS holds major conference rights across the Big Ten Big Eight Pac-10 WAC ECAC SEC and SWC for the next two years.
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TV networks vie for college basketball rights next year
CBS Sports plans regular season schedules amid talks with NBC and other outfits. NBC’s bid for the tournament neared 48 million dollars, about 60 percent more than its existing 10 million per year deal. College basketball will have two TV homes next season as bids flow and rights are courted.
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NBA Scores and Box Scores from Seattle and New York
The recap shows Seattle topping Cleveland 101 95 with key double digit scorers Bailey J Johnson Sikima and Hill, while Sixers beat Knicks 115 95 led by Erving and Jones. Pistons upset Hawks 100 97 as Brureson and Hubbard contribute. Nets top Bullets 109 104 as Hayes Porter and Kupchak shine. Rockets defeat Warriors 109 92 with Hassett and Reid high scorers. Celtics beat Bucks 122 108 behind Maxwell Bird and Parish.
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King, Bunge glow in Dallas tennis clash rounds
Billie Jean King beat Felicia Raschiatore 6-3 6-4 in the Avon Championships of Dallas first round. Bettina Bunge edged Sue Barker 6-1 6-3 to reach quarterfinals along with Virginia Ruzici and Barbara Jordan who defeated Zina Garrison.
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Georgia Edges Old Dominion In Low-Scoring MTV Bout
In a crowded scoreboard summary, Georgia defeats Old Dominion 74 to 60 as Wilkins and Banks lead with strong shooting. The game features Halftime Georgia ahead 32-20, fouls and free throw totals noted, and a strong finish by Georgia to seal the win.
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Garden City coach Mark Taylor resigns after two years
Garden City Kansas AP Mark Taylor head basketball coach at Garden City Community College for two years announced his resignation citing personal reasons. The 32 year old leaves at end of current school year. Taylor previously served as a graduate assistant at Kansas University before taking the Garden City post.
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Kansas Sends Four To National Indoor Meet
Kansas will send four members of its women's track team to the AIAW Indoor nationals in Pocatello Idaho Friday and Saturday. Gwen Poss Connie McKernan Tudie McKnight and Lori Green Jones will compete in the 60 yard hurdles long jump and 300 yard dash. Poss and McKernan qualified at the Big Eight Indoor with times of 7.96 and 8.06 respectively while McKnight posted a 19 312 in the long jump and Jones a 35 10 in the 300. Jones only narrowly failed to qualify in the 60 yard dash prelims and was disqualified from the finals for a false start.
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Seminole players charged in department store theft case
Six Florida State University football players including All-America noseguard Ron Simmons face third degree felony charges for allegedly driving to Maas Brothers and loading stolen stereos and televisions worth 27000 dollars. Five were arrested. star running back Sam Platt turned himself in.
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Clippers settle Walton disability claim to ease Clippers sale
The San Diego Clippers receive 1.2 million from Lloyds of London on Bill Walton’s permanent disability policy, a settlement that could clear a major hurdle in the team’s sale. Walton, sidelined by a thrice fractured foot, said a comeback is unlikely and continues to collect 700 thousand annually for three more years. The payout ends a dispute after the club sued Lloyds when payment was balked.
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NHL Scores and Friday Schedule Harshly Mixed
NHL results show Colorado edging New York Rangers 4 to 3 while Washington tops Hartford 4 to 2 Montreal 2, Pittsburgh 1 and St Louis 5, Quebec 5 in ties. Other notes include Boston 4 with Toronto 4, Minnesota 3 and Buffalo 1, New York Islanders 6 over Winnipeg 3, Chicago 4 and Los Angeles 4 tied, and St Louis at Montreal. Detroit at Philadelphia. Islanders at Edmonton. Minnesota at Calgary. Friday games feature Boston at Washington and Buffalo at Winnipeg, Chicago at Vancouver.
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