Bearcat Coach Criticizes TV Timeout In Upset Loss
Cincinnati coach Catlett blamed a television timeout for stalling a momentum shift in an 83-77 defeat to Louisville. He accused Denny Crum of directing the timeout from the bench and lamented poor officiating in a game featuring multiple top-20 upsets in ACC play.
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Capitals sign Riley and beat Sabres in upset
Caps right winger Bill Riley, 26, signed after a 10 game trial and assisted twice as Washington topped Buffalo 4-2. Riley, an African American, joined from the Dayton Gems after starting the season in the IHL. NHL rules allowed 10 games before signing. The Capitals sit in early position in the Smythe Division.
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Baseball A Joy To Mr. Sunshine
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley profiles Ernie Banks as a cheerful Hall of Fame inductee. Banks recalls a life of sunshine, loyalty to the Cubs owner Philip Wrigley, and a philosophy of happiness. He cites daytime baseball, a modest upbringing, and advice from Jackie Robinson among his inspirations.
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Olympic skating champ behind The Superstars idea
Dick Button, Olympic figure skating champion of 1948 and 1952, is the driving force behind ABCs Superstars series. He explains how his athletic background and cross discipline ideas led to a competition among athletes, its TV success, and international expansion despite some critics calling it entertainment rather than sport.
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