SEEC Bases Long Campaign For A Baseball Champion
The Southeastern Kentucky Conference has struggled to crown a champion due to weather and disagreements canceling key games. A preconference tournament will now determine the SEEC champion, with the winner recognized before regionals. Owensboro and E town provided dramatic semis and finals, as Gwensboro, Maysville, and others showcased strong talent for next season.
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Wise Acquisition Sparks Confidence in Cardinal Spring Play
Wise Shines with a 1. These spring results bolster confidence in Wise as a potential 20-game winner for St. Louis. He has allowed only two earned runs and five hits in 14 innings, and added a double in a 4-8 victory over Cincinnati.
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Ruling Expected Today in Seall ABA NBA Case
In Phoenix, Judge Carl Muecke heard 90 minutes of arguments from Virginia Squires and Phoenix Suns lawyers over an injunction to stop Charlie Seat from playing for the Suns after he defected from the ABA. Seall already played three games and scored.
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Morgan Exposes Tension Behind Jim Wynn Year
Reds new second baseman Joe Morgan says MLB teammates still share a strong bond with Jim Wynn, insisting Wynn’s poor 208 season was not caused by him. Morgan notes Houston’s on base issues and defends their friendship and past seven years as roommates while contrasting Houston’s potential with the Reds’ speed.
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NFL Officials Discuss Super Bowl Host City Fight
Honolulu scene as NFL owners seek the Super Bowl V site with delegations from Miami Houston New Orleans and Los Angeles courting the vote. Commissioner Rozelle rules out few warm weather plus stadium seating concerns while an emergency meeting rule passes and attendance tops 14 million for 1971 marking a 6.5 percent rise.
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Flood case before Supreme Court challenges reserve clause
UPI reporting from Washington notes Carl Flood’s antitrust challenge to baseball’s reserve clause was argued before the U.S. Supreme Court. Prosecutors and defense claim the clause blocks freedom while owners contend it preserves the game. decision expected by June. Flood refused to report to the Phillies after being traded by the Cardinals and later left for Europe after brief play with the Senators.
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NIT Semifinals Set As Jacksonville Defeats Lafayette
In New York Madison Square Garden Jacksonville topped Lafayette 97 76 and Maryland beat Syracuse in quarterfinals. Maryland faces Jacksonville in Thursday’s semifinals as Princeton meets Niagara and Oral Roberts plays St John’s.
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College Basketball Results From National Tournament Round
In New York the Ly Called Press International scoreboard reports Lafayette 76 over Mobylous 71 and Syracuse 65 in the ongoing national tournament. Burda traded by St Louis to Boston for Mike Fiore, a 27 year old first baseman, in a surprising MLB move.
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