Monterey Relays Lead Way In Hobbs Meet Results
Monterey showcases a strong field with top marks from Craig Brooks and David Sage. Hobbs and Coronado also post notable performances in sprint and field events, while Abilene and Midland teams push a broad Texas high school track meet.
Knight Named Indiana Head Coach After Watson Departure
Army coach Bob Knight, renowned for defense, is named head coach of Indiana University. He will assume duties immediately to begin recruiting for next season. Knight succeeds Lou Watson, who resigned after a 17-7 season amid player dissatisfaction and communication issues.
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Blazers Trade Barnett to Warriors for Draft Picks
The San Francisco Warriors acquired Jim Barnett from the Portland Trail Blazers in exchange for two draft choices and an undisclosed pick in next year's draft. Barnett, 64, a former Celtics No. 1 pick in 1966, played three seasons with Portland this year and averages 18.5 points in 78 games. He will not be eligible for the Warriors' playoff series against Milwaukee.
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San Francisco Warriors
Jim Barnett
Portland Trail Blazers
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Portland
National Basketball Association
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Boston Celtics
University of Oregon
San Diego
Milwaukee Bucks
Burle Pettit Sees Falcons Boost Passing Game This Spring
Odom and Best with Ross as a premier target push for a stronger aerial attack this season. Odom says the team will throw more and is eager for spring training, while enjoying being back home despite tough practice.
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Roosevelt Meet Highlights from Track Event Results
Roosevelt led with a 440 relay and multiple top finishes. Idalou, Slaton, New Deal, and Olton also posted strong marks across sprints, distance runs, jumps, and throws, with team totals showing Idalou atop the standings and Roosevelt close behind.
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Texas Tops TCU 7-0 in SWC Tennis Sweep
Fort Worth. Texas won all doubles and singles matches to defeat Texas Christian 7-0 in a Southwest Conference tennis showdown. The victory highlights Texas dominance on both courts as the road meet unfolds.
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Plainsmen win Hobbs Invitational team title in tight finish
Monterey trio leads 220 and 880 relay as Hobbs hosts. McCasland wins 220 in 22.2, Jarnagin leads 880 relay with Hicks to set meet record. Brooks prevails in final 100 yards for Lubbock High, boosting Westerners’ relay and medal haul.
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Thompson Named Director of Scouting for the Oilers
Jess Thompson, 61, appointed director of scouting for the Houston Oilers by General Manager Robert Brodhead. Thompson will coordinate the Oilers college scouting program after a career as a scout for eight NFL teams since 1965. At Cameron Junior College he produced two Little Rose Bowl champions in 13 years.
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Former cage star Frank Townsend faces heroin charges
New York police describe Frank Townsend a former C W Post guard as a major drug supplier. A 10 week probe found three pounds of heroin, $20,000 cash, and a .32 pistol in his Bronx home. Townsend heads a bank youth sports program and owned a Manhattan tavern.
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Golf Meet Continues As Leaders Exchange Narrow Advantage
The report describes a tight round with a player going 10 under after a six iron shot to 18 inches from the flag and a short birdie putt on the next hole. The rival, held to eight feet for a late par, tied the leader after missing four birdie chances from six to eight feet.
SHSU Beats Gophers in Opener as Woolley Homers
David Woolley hit a two run homer to lead Sam Houston State to a 2-1 win over Minnesota in game one of a doubleheader. Minnesota recovered to take the second game 4-2, sweeping the series 3-1. Minnesota improved to 5-6, while Sam Houston State stood at 11-12.
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Lobos Win At Tech Track Meet With NMJC Dominance
New Mexico junior college teams led by NMJC sweeping eight of 14 events while West Texas and Sul Ross posted multiple wins. Rod Bowman captured the javelin and Warren Snow won the pole vault as Tech and McMurry contended in windy conditions.
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Hawks Fly By Knicks To Tie NBA Playoff Series
Atlanta Hawks outscored the New York Knicks 113-104 to even the Eastern Conference semifinal at one game apiece. Lou Hudson and Walt Bellamy led the Hawks as they rallied from a second-half deficit and seized control in the third period. The series moves to Atlanta for games three and four.
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