Williams Eases to Quick Wins in Triangular Meet
Sprint star Steve Williams eased through an outdoor season opener recording wins in the 100 and 220 at a UCLA Arizona San Diego State triangular meet at Drake Stadium. He clocked 9.3 seconds for the 100 and 20.7 for the 220, with Williams co holder of the world 100 mark of 9.1.
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Mann Returns to Glory at S&H Green Stamp Classic
Carol Ann Mann won the S and H Green Stamp Classic by two strokes with a four under par 69. The Texan veteran rose from a possible quit four years ago and overtook Kathy Whitworth who had won the previous week.
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Leonard suffers compound leg fracture in California 500 crash
Two-time U S Auto Club champion Joe Leonard sustained a compound fracture of his left leg when his Eagle-Offy slammed into the wall on lap 152 at Ontario Motor Speedway during the California 500. He was reported in satisfactory condition after surgery at San Antonio Community Hospital. the accident left him with facial cuts and an extended recovery ahead.
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Soap Box Derby to be held Aug 17 at Derby Downs
Akron Jaycees confirm the 1974 All American Soap Box Derby will run August 17 at Derby Downs. About 100 city applicants will send local winners, and the treasury has reached $40,000 as $200 franchise fees continue, said Rollie Hoover, Derby chairman.
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Clyde Kline and David Clyde Demonstrate Spring Form
Two pitchers showed solid spring training in starting roles. Clyde Kline, coming back from a sore arm, allowed four hits in three innings in a 4 2 loss to Baltimore, while David Clyde, aiming to stay in the majors, worked three strong innings in a 13 7 Rangers win over Atlanta.
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Braves Swim Team Secures Distinct Pentathlon Placements
In Santa Monica Pentathlon action the Lompoc Braves placed among 68 entrants in the fresh-soph division with Tom Hicks seventh and Mike Kowalik tenth. In varsity, Mitch Gullikson and Dave Denton finished 17th and 23rd among 40. Hicks earned a second overall in backstroke and freestyle. Kowalik won his heats in back, breast, and freestyle.
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Trojans win fourth straight Pac-8 swim title in Seattle
Southern California clinched its fourth consecutive Pacific-8 swimming championship and 12th in 14 years with 430 points. Washington finished second with 346, UCLA third with 342, followed by Oregon 226, Stanford 199, California 125, and Oregon State 76. Washington State did not enter.
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Pacers Dominate Stars in Easier Victory
Indiana Pacers, fresh after a five hour late arrival from Virginia, shot 52 percent and beat the Stars 126-103. Billy Keller scored 25 points, George McGinnis 24, Roger Brown 20, Willie Wise 22 as Indiana built a 21 point lead by the second period and emptied the bench late.
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Cowens Spurs Celtics Rally Past Lakers In Nineteen Seventies Clash
Celtics rally from 14 down as Cowens leads with 24 points and strong fourth quarter. Havlicek adds 14. Lakers throne by Elmore Smith and Bill Bridges respond. Other NBA results include McAdoo's 29 points, Hayes 30, Chenier 33, and Frazier 25.
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Utah freshman Anderson shines at WAC meet
Gary Anderson of Cabrillo High has a strong college debut for Utah. He won the 50 yard freestyle in 21.9 and swam the anchor on the winning 400 medley relay that qualified for the NCAA championships. He also placed second in the 200 freestyle in 1:44.2 and swam on the 400 freestyle relay that finished second.
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Flyers tighten grip in West as Hawks face growing pressure
Philadelphia Flyers beat the Buffalo Sabres 4 3 to extend their lead over the Chicago Black Hawks to eight points in the NHL West. Don Luce opened for Buffalo, Bill Barber tied late in the second, and Bobby Clarke secured the decisive goal after the intermission as Fred Shero noted Chicago now faces greater pressure.
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Bruins top USC as UCLA keeps No. 1 in Pac Eight
UCLA remade its Pac Eight lead with an 82 52 win over Southern Cal as Bill Walton posted 26 points and 20 rebounds. North Carolina State faced Maryland in the ACC final, losing 103 100 in overtime as Tommy Burleson had 38 points. NCAA tourney rounds opened with Notre Dame Marquette winners and Furman upset over South Carolina. Michigan and Indiana prepared for a Big Ten playoff tonight at Champaign Ill.
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Lompoc Record Brief March 11 1974
Daily brief from Lompoc California notes local happenings for Monday March 11 1974 with concise items from the community and surrounding area.
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Foreman conducts training camp in Caracas ahead of Norton title defense
About 1,600 boxing fans attend George Foreman's Sunday workout at a Caracas gym in the Poliedro stadium where the world heavyweight champion trains for his March 26 title defense against Ken Norton. Foreman reports no altitude discomfort despite the 3,000 foot elevation.
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Scores College Basketball Results by United Press International
Atlantic Coast Conference Final Round North Carolina 103 Maryland 100 in overtime. ECAC Tournament second round Albany State 94 Gallaudet 73 Cheyene State 73 Upsala 71. NCAA University Division first round East Regional Furman 75 South Carolina 67. Pittsburgh 54 Saint Joseph's 42. Providence 84 Penn 69. Mideast Regional Marquette 85 Ohio University 59. Notre Dame 108 Army 66. Midwest Regional Creighton 77 Texas 61. OklahomaRoberts 86 Syracuse 82 in OT. West Regional Dayton 88 Loyola Marymount 80. New Mexico 73 Idaho State 65. NCAA College Divisional regional results East Amherst 52 Bowdoin 48. Elms College 92 Albion 78. King's 111 Hiram 81. St. Mary 99 Bentley 91. Siena 82 Potsdam State 74. South Florida 80 Vanderbilt 77. Midwest Indiana 80 Purdue 79. Iowa State 76 Nebraska 58. Michigan 103 Michigan State 87. North Dakota 75 St. Cloud 71. Ohio State 79 Illinois 78. Oklahoma State 70. Oklahoma 67. Wisconsin 77 Northwestern 62. West UCLA 82 Southern California 52.
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