Hrabosky threatens protest over hair ban at Cards
In St Louis the Cardinals amid spring turmoil see reliever Hrabosky threaten action over manager Vern Rapps ban on beards and mustaches. He complains of heavy control and jokes about team mood as players echo concerns and Star players weigh in. The episode coincides with DAcquisto signing a three year deal.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Vern Rapp
Hrabosky
Rapp
Red Schoendienst
Major League “Players Association
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Pete Rose
Cards
Ken Reitz
St. Louis
Reitz
San Francisco Giants
Ted Simmons
Simmons
John D'Acquisto
D’ Acquisto
Cardinal
Mexico Bulldogs win indoor title at Mexico Indoor Classic
Mexico High School dominates the fifth annual MSC meet inside the Missouri Military Academy fieldhouse tallying 106 points. Greg Jackson and Ronnie Miller lead a six-event state qualifying run, setting records in the 60 and mile relay as Mexico claims the team crown and headlines two girls wins, with six MSC records tied or broken.
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Missouri Military Academy
Mexico
Ron Whittaker
Bulldogs
Rolla
Fulton
Jefferson City
Waynesville
Hearnes
Columbia
Greg Jackson
Ronnie Miller
Regan Fuhrer
Roger Scott
Terry Brooks
Whittaker
Miller
Jackson
Fuhrer
Dan Marley
Vincent Kemp
Tom Fountain
Jerry Miller
Fountain
Kemp
Matt Brown
MSC
Scott
Brooks
Randy Barnes
Roger Brooks
Jamie Williams
Danny Hexworth
Tom Waechter
Ivan Jackson
Lyndall Bartels
Hannibal
Raila
Helms
Pany
Cunningham
Hellen
Wells
James
Stokes
Brown
Hellas
Mustion
Muessig
Steinraut
Ordway
Barnes
Klingle
Ekarn
Routh
Hunter
Smith
Sidney
Lagan
Lee
Salles
Chambers
Veit
Powerhouse teams fade as UNCC advances to finals
No. 2 UCLA, top-seeded Michigan, and Kentucky exit the NCAA tournament while UNCC, the Cinderella tale, reaches the championship round in Atlanta. North Carolina survives Kentucky, UNCC upends Michigan, Marquette rides coach A. McGuire into retirement as UNLV and UNCC set to meet in the semifinals with UNC and Nevada-Las Vegas also advancing.
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Herschel Nissenson
Michigan
Kentucky
UCLA
San Francisco
UNCC
Atlanta
University of North Carolina At Charlotte
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Marquette
University of Nevada At
Las Vegas
Nevada
Nevada-Las Vegas
MCC
Wake Forest
Midwest
Idaho State
Jim Hunt
NCAA
North Carolina Athletic Association
Cedric
Maxwell
49Ers
Lew Massey
Kevin King
Phil Hubbard
Rickey Green
Wolverines
McGuire
Prince Charming
Bernard Toone
Bo Elis
Butch Lee
Toone
Warriors
Tar Heels
Tommy LaGarde
Walter Davis
Ford
LaGarde
Davis
United States
UNLV
Runnin’ Rebels
Jerry Tarkanian
Bengals
Tarkanian
Self Made Recruit Leads Bonnies Past Houston in NIT Final
Greg Sanders recruited himself to St Bonaventure by sending a career brochure and became a key forward. He scored 40 points in a 94 91 win over Houston in the NIT final, hitting a clutch shot with 40 seconds left as he showed a cool, efficient shooting night.
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North Carolina
Kentucky
Wildcats
Phil Ford
Ford
John Kuester
Tar Heels
NEW York
Greg Sanders
St. Bonaventure
Sanders
Bonnies
Houston
White Celtics Top Kings in NY NBA Roundup
Jo Jo White led Boston past Kansas City 118 110 with 4 4-point career high, 8 assists as Denver pounded Detroit 133 104 and other results included Bullets 135 116 over Spurs Cavs 115 108 over Braves and Lakers 100 95 over Jazz. Dan Issel 26 for Denver. Hayes 24 for Washington. Maravich 46 for New Orleans in other games.
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Associated Press
JoJo White
Boston Celtics
Boston
Celtics
Kansas City Kings
White
Denver Nuggets
Detroit Pistons
Washington Bullets
San Antonio Spurs
Cleveland Cavaliers
Buffalo Braves
Los Angeles
Nuggets
Pistons
David Thompson
Denver
Detroit
Dan Issel
M.L. Carr
Bullets
Spurs
Elvin Hayes
Washington
San Antonio
Houston
Phil Chenier
Tom Henderson
Lakers
Jazz
New Orleans
Pete Maravich
NHL Race Tightens Across Divisions Amid Sunday Wins
The NHL playoff chase heated up as the Minnesota North Stars edged Detroit 2-1, Vancouver beat Colorado 4-1, Buffalo topped Washington 6-2 to seize Adams lead, and New York Rangers beat St. Louis 5-3. Chicago downed Pittsburgh 3-2 marking its first win in nine games, while Cleveland edged Atlanta 5-4 in a disputed fashion.
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Goa
Minnesota
Pete LoPresti
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Vancouver
North Stars
NHL
Ernie Hicke
Minnesota North Stars
Hicke
Vancouver Canucks
Chicago Black Hawks
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New York Rangers
St. Louis Blues
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Tim Young
Detroit
Jim Rutherford
Black Hawks
Penguins
Grant Mulvey
Los Angeles
Canucks
Rockies
Ron Ledibauer
Cesare Maniago
Colorado
Buffalo
Washington
Rangers
Blues
Mike McEwen
Ron Greschner
Pat Hickey
St. Louis
Madison Aver Garden
Barons
Cleveland
Bob Girard
Pat Quinn
Wayne Merrick
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