Hawks edge 76ers in high scoring NBA showdown
Pete Maravich scored 38 and Lou Hudson 34 as the Hawks defeated Philadelphia 138-130 to clinch a playoff berth. Chicago, Baltimore, Boston and Milwaukee also won as national games produced a flurry of late scoring and standouts.
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Archie Clark
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Bruins Survive Stanford Tempo Lesson
UCLA barely held off Stanford 51 45 as Bill Walton led a second half rally to extend the Bruins winning streak to 70 games. Stanford used stalling to lead at halftime and UCLA clinched the Pacific-8 title with the late surge.
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Associated Press
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Howie Daillmar
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Bill Walton
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Penn
Kansas State
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St. Joseph’s
Allin Wins Florida Citrus Open With Amateurish Flair
Buddy Allin dominates the Florida Citrus Open at Rio Pinar finishing 23 under par with 265 total and an eight stroke margin over Charles Coody. He earns 30000 dollars as Bruce Crampton keeps season money lead with 77561.
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Grier Jones
Kermit Zarley
Rodriguez
Buddy Allin
Cheries Coody
Jvan Rodriguez
Gibby Gilbert
Bob Dickson
Dave Hill
Johnny Miller
Steve Meinyk
Ron Curl
Tom Kite
David Graham
Lee Trevino
Bob Charles
Pete Oosterhuis
Bruce Crampton
Dick Lotz
Mike Morley
Jerry Heard
Bobby Mitchell
Labron Harris
Miller Barber
Gene Littler
Ron Cerrudo
Jerry McGee
Charles Sifford
Ken Still
Sam Snead
Larry Hinson
Lionel Hebert
Allen Miller
Bob Zender
Hubert Green
Doug Sanders
Bert Yancey
Don Iverson
Don Sikes
Leonard Thompson
Greg Edwards
Dave Stockton
Phil Rodgers
John Jacobs
Tom Jenkins
Tom Shaw
Bobby Cole
Jim Marshall
Tom Weiskopf
Chris Blocker
Bob Lunn
Bobby Nichols
Jerry Barrer
Doug Ford
Gardner
Ed Sneed
Pro High Jumper Radetich Sparks World Record Debate
Pro high jumper Radetich from Oregon State leaps 7-4 3/4 indoors at Pocatello to top world indoor marks, sparking questions about whether the feat is a world or pro record under the IAAF rules. The event coincides with pro meets and other notable marks across college meets and international athletes.
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Oregon State
Pocatello
Idaho
Russia
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Radetich
International Amateur Athletic Foundation
Astrodome
Houston
Pro International Track Association
Tom Brosius
Kansas State
Kansas
Kerry Porter
Freberg
UCLA
Bruins
James McAlister
Maxie Parks
Charles Rich
Benny Brown
McAlister
Parks
Rich
Long Beach
Mike Waggenach
Warren Edmonson
Lee Evans
Jim Ryun
Big Eight spotlight shifts to Missouri Colorado for runner-up
Kansas State is the champion as Missouri and Colorado chase the second spot with 8-4 records. Missouri hosts Iowa State while Colorado travels to Nebraska next. Scott Wedman led Colorado with 21 as Kansas and Oklahoma State games affected the standings.
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Williams
Austin Peay
Murray
Phil Smith
Mike Quick
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Nebraska
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Cowboys
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Brown
Scott Wedman
Martinez Denman
Russell Burks
Oklahoma
Jayhawks
Tom Holand
Spongers
Dale Greenlee
Red Sox Rookie Vic Correll Breaks Leg in Spring Drill
Vic Correll the Red Sox catcher suffered a broken right leg during a sliding drill in spring training, sidelined 8 to 10 weeks. Elsewhere MLB signings included Dave McNally with Orioles, Bobby Hands and Steve Braun to Twins, and Rusty Staub's Mets talks remaining unresolved. Wayne Simpson, traded from Reds to Royals, pitched well in Kansas City camp.
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Boston Red Sox
Minnesota Twins
Bobby Bill Hands
Steve Braun
New York Mets
Rusty
Staub
Scheffing
Wayne Simpson
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Royals
Hal McRae
Simpson
Altus and Norman to clash in Class 4A tourney opener
Altus, 21 3 record, faces Norman, 18 8 in a 7 30 p m Thursday first round at State Fair Arena. Other 4A pairings include Bartlesville College vs Oklahoma City Douglass at 2 30, OC Capitol Hill vs Northwest at 4, Muskogee vs Putnam City at 9.
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Putnam City West
Connors State
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Yukon
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Sapulpa
OC Classen
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del City
Checotah
Pawnee
Coalgate
Eufaula
Pawhuska
Watonga
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