Squaring Up in Golf Aligning for a Consistent Swing
A club pro teaches 20 players to align like a Tsquare to the target, then adjusts the rest. It stresses that alignment follows the swing and that a straight ball is an accident, requiring practice to develop a reliable feel.
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Finley Bando at odds over salary in arbitration
Oakland A's third baseman Sal Bando and owner Charles O Finley clash over 25 000 as arbitration resumes. Bando seeks 125 000 for the season while Finley offers 100 000, same as last year. Bando favored withdrawal but Finley refused saying Bando cannot win.
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Santana Eliminated By Teenage Netter
Second seeded Ike Nastase faces Van Winitsky as 16 year old Fort Lauderdale Piper High players surge in the Independent Players Association event in Boca Raton. Larry Gottfried defeats Manuel Santana 1 5, 6 1, 5 3 on clay while Gottfried’s brother Brian advises him to play the ball. Other first round results include Jeff Austin over Roger Dodswell and Mike Belkin over Rolf Thung.
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Prairie View Bishop College brawl halts game in Texas
In Prairie View Texas fans surged onto the floor during an NAIA District 8 South Zone clash between Prairie View A&M and Bishop College. The 105-93 game was halted with 20 minutes remaining amid gunfire reports and heated ejections. Coaches planned protests to the NAIA.
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Falcons Trade Art Malone for Eagles Steve Smith
The Atlanta Falcons traded running back Art Malone to the Philadelphia Eagles for NFL offensive tackle Steve Smith. Smith, a nine year veteran, has played for San Francisco Pittsburgh Minnesota and Philadelphia. Malone, who missed part of 1974, rushed for 410 yards as Atlanta's second leading ball carrier.
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McGinnis Delivers Late Tip to Lift Pacers Over Spirits
Indiana Pacers edge Spirits of St. Louis 100 99 on a last second tip in by McGinnis, the ABA scoring leader, after he scored 29 points but managed only two in the final period. Nets crush Squires 120 104 and Stars top Sounds 114 106.
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Indiana Holds Top in AP Basketball Poll as Centenary Breaks In
Indiana remained No 1 with all 45 first place votes after a 24 0 run, UCLA 19 2 held No 2, Maryland third after a 46 74 win, North Carolina State up to fourth and Alabama fifth. Centenary entered the Top Twenty at 18th while Oregon dropped from the rankings.
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Saints Beat Crusaders 2 1 as WHA games wrap schedule
Minnesota Fighting Saints defeated the Cleveland Crusaders 2 1 in a late game watched by 3 267 fans at the Coliseum. Cleveland’s Jack Vivian complained of poor play while Houston Aeros beat Quebec Nordiques 5 3 and Chicago Cougars edged Indianapolis Racers 6 5 in overtime.
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Top Sprinter Trains Outside School Fence Barriers
America's top sprinter Steve Williams says San Diego State barred him from the track and he trained by climbing Balboa Stadium fences and running on the beach. He accuses coach Dick Hill of overworking him and disputes the classroom like climate claim while seeking to finish his degree.
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