Trevino Seethes At Masters Caddie Credential Clash
Augusta AP Lee Trevino threatened to quit the Masters after a security guard confronted his driver Neal Harvey over credentials. Trevino argued the season tickets should cover all days and insisted Harvey be allowed entry, later apologizing as the dispute centered on ticket rules and costs.
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Portland Names Wake Forest Coach Jack McCloskey to Blazers
Wake Forest coach Jack McCloskey, 46, was named head coach of the Portland Trail Blazers, succeeding interim coach Stuart Inman. McCloskey, noted as a stern disciplinarian, led Wake Forest to a 70-89 record and has a 312-257 overall coaching mark including his Penn tenure and Ivy League titles.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Walton Wins First Adolph Rupp Trophy in Kentucky
UCLA star Bill Walton is named the first Adolph Rupp trophy recipient by the Commonwealth Athletic Club of Kentucky. Presentation occurs Wednesday in Lexington. UCLA coach John Wooden praises the selection.
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Waco Little League Coach Hurt After Bat Attack
In Waco AP says Lee Lewis Seals, coach of a Little League team, lies in serious condition after being struck with a baseball bat during an argument involving spectators and a fellow coach. Sammy Veal, 25, was arrested on aggravated assault charges with bond set at $1,000.
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Trevino Faces Biggest Masters Challenge Yet
Lee Trevino, famed golfer and fan favorite, prepares for the Masters at Augusta National. The El Paso native, once a kid from the slums, aims to translate his Open sweep into a strong Masters showing despite recent security tensions and past course doubts.
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Lakers poised to sweep Bulls as Sharman fights hoarseness
In Chicago, Lakers push toward a fourth straight win in the Western semifinal as coach Bill Sharman, strained by laryngitis, defers to assistant K C Jones. Jerry West scores 31, Gail Goodrich adds 29, Wilt Chamberlain anchors the attack while Chicago battles injuries to Bob Love and Chet Walker.
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Bucks Looming in Playoffs as Fast Break Powers Past Warriors
The Milwaukee Bucks lead the Golden State Warriors 2-1 in the best-of-seven first round. Milwaukee’s fast break and defense powered wins of 118-33 and 122-94 as Kareem Abdul Jabbar outscored Nate Thurmond 76-75. Bob Dandridge tops Bucks scorers aside from Jabbar.
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Celtics top Hawks in playoffs to take 2-1 lead
Boston beat Atlanta 136-113 as White and Havlicek starred with 29 and 31 points respectively. Williams boosted the win with 15 fourth quarter points off the bench. Knicks tie series with Bullets 110-88 led by Frazier 30 points and DeBusschere 29.
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Shue Pledges Turnaround For Bullets In Playoff Tilt
Baltimore coach Gene Shue says his Bullets will play differently in the Tuesday night playoff game against the New York Knicks after six months without a change in approach. He admits it may be too late to try many new things but promises a shift in effort and strategy.
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Knicks and Bullets face pivotal game after rough playoff loss
Shue criticized New York for poor execution in Sundays 110-88 defeat as the Knicks failed to stop Arch ie Clark and Baltimore with strong defense. Clark had 38 in the opener, while Wes Unseld was held to 10 rebounds as Baltimore leads 1-1 in the series.
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India Sweeps Davis Cup Tie With Ceylon in East Zone
NEW DELHI AP India won both reverse singles to lead 50 in the Davis Cup East Zone group B first round. India now faces the winner of the Pakistan Malaysia match later this month.
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Longhorn Netters Dominate LSU In 8-1 Tennis Triumph
Texas swept LSU 8-1 in non conference tennis as the Longhorns won all but the No 1 singles match. Texas resumes Southwest Conference play against Baylor in Waco on Saturday with a 0-1 league mark.
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