Tourney-bound Bulldogs cruise to perfect Central Conference season
Hancock College Bulldogs under Coach Bob McCutcheon finished 10-0 in Central Conference play clinching a share of Western State Conference membership for 1972 73. Key players include Gus Washington Angel Torres Mike Jones and Rick McCutcheon with strong bench depth from Alan Singleton Tommy Wishard and Toby Rasco. The team started slow in December but then ran off 17 straight wins including overtime thrillers and wins over Santa Barbara CC Modesto San Jose CC and USC Trojabs, earning the consolation title at Modesto JC Tourney.
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Fairmonts High
Brooklyn
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Spike
Ray Kring
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Coalinga
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Modesto
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Ventura
Modesto JC
Chones Eyes Politics After ABA Debut in New York
Jim Chones, newly signed millionaire, visited New York to watch his first ABA game and voiced plans to pursue politics after his basketball career. He said he hopes to enter public service someday.
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UPI
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Denver
Evert advances to Washington semifinal in straight sets
Chris Evert defeated Wendy Overton 6 2 6 4 to reach the Washington Virginia Slims semifinal. She faces Rosemary Casals, who beat Barbara Downes 7 6 6 1, while Nancy Richey Gunter ousted Julie Heldman 6 1 6 3 to meet Kerry Melville after Melville’s 6 1 6 4 win over Francoise Durr.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Rosemary Casals
San
Nancy Richey Gunter
San Angelo
Tex
Julie Heldman
Houston
Miss Gunter
Australia
Kerry Melville
Francoise Durr
Canas Edge Royals in Tie-Breaking Swim Meet
Cabrillo's Canas edged San Marcos Royals 50 45 in a duel decided in the final 400 free relay. Relay heroes Randy Nagle Gary Anderson Randy Phillips and Jeff Heidmons led. Anderson swam 49.2 and Heidmons anchored to hold the Royals. San Marcos led briefly after several events but Cabrillo surged with early 7 0 relay wins and claimed the dual meet, 4 0 in duals, next face Santa Maria Thursday.
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Jeff Heidmons
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Heidmons
Reeser
Heidmans
Royal Rich Johannsen
Don Reeser
Johaannsen
Nagle
Phillips
Santa Maria
San Saints
Cabrillo Linksmen roll to 34 2 win over Morro Bay
Cabrillo golfers led by Rick Burris 91 and teammates swept Morro Bay 34 2 at Village Country Club amid a strong WCC wind. Burris and Dilla paced a 79 average as the squad stretched its winning streak to three. next faces Dos Pueblos at Cabrillo Friday.
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Jack Dilla
Terry McClure
Tim Lockwood
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St. Joseph
Burris
Dos Pueblos
Big Ten suspensions upheld for Minnesota players
University of Minnesota players Corky Taylor and Ron Behagen lose further play time after a five hour meeting by eight conference athletic directors who called their actions during the January melee "flagrantly unsportsmanlike." The decision allows appeals to be filed by 5 p.m. Wednesday.
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Irreverent musings on sports and promoters
A collection of sharp opinions from Jimmy Snyder and other figures on super bowls, stadium bills, boxing promoters, golf telecasts, Cosell, pro football strategies, and the impact of artificial surfaces. Observations mix humor with critique of promoters, salaries, and rule controversies.
Gleason Golf Leads Split As Four Tie In Inverrary Round Two
Gene Littler shares the 36 hole lead at the Jackie Gleason Inverrary Golf Classic with John Schlee Dick Lotz and Buddy Allin after a 73. Lotz shoots 68 Schlee 69 Allin 66 while Nicklaus and Gary Player trail by three. Other notables Palmer Trevino and six two shots back.
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UPI
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Littler
John Schlee
Dick Lotz
Buddy Allin
Lotz
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Allin
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Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Doug Sanders
Art Wall
Hill spikers fall to Santa Barbara in opener
Cabrillo suffers an 86 32 loss to Santa Barbara in the season opener a non league meet. Dons dominate sprints relays and distances while Cabrillo winners include Gary Manus Mulholland Drouin Teichmann and Terry Charles. Victor Tise sets a junior class mile mark as Cabrillo prepares for home meet with Ventura.
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Crosby
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Teichmann
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al Driesbach
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Florow
Terry Charles
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Cliff Meyer
Cees
Bruce Maple
Dave Taylor
Taylor
Lee Hicks
Darry
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Hicks
Hutchinson
Congs
Ventura
Cards and Phillies swap hurlers in 1972 deal
The St Louis Cardinals trade 20 game winner Steve Carlton to the Philadelphia Phillies for Rick Wise. Negotiations stalled as Carlton sought about 25 000 more than 50 000 last year while Wise asked roughly 65 000. Both sides proposed raises but contracts remained unsettled.
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Philadelphia
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