NC State and UCLA Lead the AP College Basketball Poll
NC State remains first after a 99-81 win over East Carolina with Da vid Thompson scoring 33. UCLA holds second after easy wins over Wichita State and DePaul. Indiana, Maryland, South Carolina, Louisville, Kansas, Marquette, North Carolina and USC round out the Top Ten. Houston debuts at Top 20 with Minnesota dropping out after a 47-1 win over North Dakota State.
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Diverse College Basketball Scores From Across Regions
A roundup shows Suffolk defeating Mass Maritime 68 60. Northeastern 82 Merrimack 78. Vermont 92 Dartmouth 72. St. John Fisher 85 Oswego 57. Morehead 68 Australia 68. Bucknell 76 Mercer 65. Florida 85 Troy 75. Texas Tech 98 Adams State 77. Houston 87 McMurry 73. Various others include notable showings by Marymount, Evansville, and Fort Hays, with multiple women’s and men’s results across conferences.
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Walkout threatens World Bowl as Americans strike
Birmingham Americans coach Jack Gotta condemned a walkout by players demanding pay for five games. The protest jeopardizes the World Bowl showdown with the Florida Blazers in Birmingham on Thursday. Allen Miller of the WFL Players Association said players may skip practice until paid.
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Sports in Brief spark controversy over World Bowl plan
A series of brief sports items note player and management tensions over a World Bowl boycott risk, Rusty Staub joining a three way trade to Philadelphia with Bob Boone going to Detroit and Mickey Stanley and Bill Slay to the Mets, Villanova naming Dick Bedesem coach, Montreal Canadiens beating the Atlanta Flames 2 0, Seattle SuperSonics beating the Kansas City Omaha Kings 110 106, and Randy White winning the 1974 Outland Trophy with Tom Clements and Anthony Davis among top All American picks.
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The Soft Touch in Golf and Course Knowledge
A writer explains touch in golf as skill earned from practice and familiarity with a course. A seasoned player gains control by knowing grain, breaks, slopes, and greenspeed, while misfits on new courses lack his accuracy.
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Big Eight Names Washington Shaate Football Players of the Year
Oklahoma stars Joe Washington and Rod Shaate were named the Big Eight Conference players of the year by the Associated Press. Washington rushed for 1,321 yards and 84 points as Oklahoma finished undefeated, while Shaate anchored a dominant defense. Nebraska’s Dave Humm earned offensive consideration. Dewey Selmon and Barry Hill received votes for defensive honors. Hill set the conference record with nine interceptions.
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Wolves fall to Wichita Falls Freshmen 64 to 61 in close contest
Tomlinson 8th grade dropped a 64 61 decision at Wichita Falls High with Kevin Perry scoring 17 and Jerry Noriega plus Charles Stewart adding 10 each. The 8th grade won 60 35 behind strong work from Tomlinson players as they prepare for MacArthur at 2 50 PM Thursday.
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Temple Invitational Tournament Scoreboard
Schedule lists tonight's semifinals and late games for boys and girls across multiple teams including Waurika Big Pasture Ringling Verden Minco and Roosevelt with results from last night noting wins by Waurika and Gotebo. baseball draft picks Tim Hosley from Tucson in the PCL highlighted.
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KU Coach Resigns Amid Big Eight Speculation
Lawrence Kansas AP Don Fambrough resigned as University of Kansas head football coach after four seasons. He and KU officials signaled a public announcement at a news conference today. Speculation swirled over his replacement with Jim Dickey mentioned as a possible internal choice. Also Barry Switzer of Oklahoma stated he does not want his school to leave the Big Eight.
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Switzer Denies Oklahoma Secession Talk in Big Eight
In Kansas City reports, coach Barry Switzer refutes claims Oklahoma pushed toward conference secession amid Big Eight briefs. He discusses possible future moves, Alabama loss, and 1975 offensive concerns after key departures.
All-SEC 1974 First Team Football Selections Highlight Florida and Vanderbilt Stars
The Associated Press 1974 All Southeastern Conference first team includes Florida wide receiver Lee McGriff, Vanderbilt tight end Barry Burton, Georgia lineman Warren Bryant, Kentucky back Glynn Harrison, Mississippi State quarterback Rockey Felker, and Alabama linebacker Woodrow Lowe among others. Second team features Georgia’s Gene Washington and several SEC standouts from Auburn, Alabama, LSU, Tennessee, and Vanderbilt.
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All-Ivy League Football Team Named for 1974
AP lists 1974 All-Ivy selections with players from Yale Harvard Princeton Brown Dartmouth Cornell and Columbia. Notables include tight end Bob Fernandez Yale and quarterback Milt Holt Harvard along with several linemen backs and receivers spanning New York Ohio California and New Jersey.
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