NBA standings note from Hampton and Greensboro
Standings and upcoming games list shows San Diego facing Carolina in Greensboro North Carolina and Denver visiting Indiana with only these scheduled fixtures. The report notes locations Hampton Virginia and Greensboro North Carolina for the games.
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Scores from United Press International basketball tourneys
In the Southern Conference first round W&M 97 Citadel 72 Davidson 88 WMI 77 Furman 101 Appalachian State 68 East Carolina 96 Richmond 62. NAIA District 4 results include Sam Houston 68 St. May's Texas 65 and multiple matchups such as East Manhattan 77 West Virginia 63 and Messiah 65 Nyack 55.
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Gene Tenace Finds Spring Hope After World Series Heroics
Gene Tenace, star slugger for the Oakland Athletics, moves from winter quiet to spring hope. The Ohio native, nicknamed Fury, signed a 1973 contract after a standout World Series, which included a .348 batting average and a decisive sixth inning double in Game 7. He reflects on past struggles, family life, and adjusting to a new role while preparing for Arizona camp.
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Debernardi Joins Pro Track Tour With ITA Signings
Fred Debernardi 1972 NCAA shot put champion from Texas El Paso signs with the International Track Association joining Randy Matson and Brian Oldfield. The new pro tour opens with a meet at the Sports Arena on March 24 in Los Angeles.
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Bucks defeat Knicks as Abdul-Jabbar nets 36
Milwaukee beats New York 114-100 to halt a Knicks fourth quarter comeback. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scores 36 for the Bucks while Oscar Robertson adds 23. Phil Jackson and John Gianelli lead NY with 22 and 19 points respectively as Milwaukee builds a 57 42 halftime lead and holds on.
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Shanty Leads Lompoc Tavern Pool Standings Midseason
The Shanty tops the LVITPL after three rounds with a 3-0 record at the three quarter mark. Scoreboard and Village Pump follow with 2-1 records, Whistle Stop 1-2, and The Hut 0-4. Winter play ends Sunday. spring league starts March 11. Sign-ups available at five locations or by calling 6-5200 after 11 a.m.
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Magnussen wins world title in Bratislava over Lynn
Karen Magnussen of Canada clinches the women's world figure skating crown with a runaway victory over Janet Lynn of the United States in Bratislava Czechoslovakia. Lynn faltered with spills before the final free skate as Magnussen avoids risk and seals the title. USC’s Steve Furniss sets Pacific Eight record in 200 yard individual medley aiding a USC lead as the Trojans outpace UCLA.
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Vida Blue faces serious holdout amid spring talks
In Mesa, Vida Blue leads a list of Oakland stars demanding raises as contract talks heat up. The dispute centers on Blue’s base pay and bonuses, with rival figures cited as $50,000 or $63,000. Owner Charlie Finley vows tough negotiations this weekend. Reggie Jackson seeks a knee check after last season’s playoff injury.
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Chi Chi Rodriguez Slims Down Aims For 140 Weight
Chi Chi Rodriguez, now 126 pounds, embarked on a diet of steak and lobster to trim to 120 while hoping to extend his career. He shot an 8 under 64 in the Florida Citrus Open opening round, tying Gibby Gilbert for the lead as a 147-man field began play in Orlando.
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Pro spike debut Ryun faces computer paced beam of light
In Pocatello Idaho Jim Ryun will attempt to break his 1967 1500 m world record of 3 33 1 in the first professional track meet at Idaho State University Minidome The finale features a beam of light pacing a 220 yard indoor track The event headlines a field including world record holders James Hines Bob Seagren Lee Evans and others with Tyus Oldfield and McGrady among participants
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Bradley and Sadek sign with Giants to ease holdout list
Tom Bradley and Mike Sadek signed with the San Francisco Giants and head to Arizona for spring training. The club trims its holdout list to five as new players Speier Maddox and Brown report, while manager Charlie Fox comments on Maddox’s beard. Ron Young, former track star from Casa Grande, joins credentials with Olympic pedigree as the new pro track circuit opens March 24.
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