Strategy with Divergent NBA Results and Key Performances
The Associated Press recap notes Golden State’s 115-105 win over Kansas City led by Phil Smith’s 26 points and George Johnson’s 10 rebounds. Boston, led by Paul Silas and Charlie Scott, beat New Orleans 102-93 as defense dominated. Other games include Phoenix over Portland 105-96 with Alvan Adams 20 points and Nets over Pacers 99-93 led by Julius Erving’s 31 points and crucial bench help from Bill Melchionni.
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Blalock Wins Triple Crown in Sudden-Death Classic
Jane Blalock defeated JoAnne Carner and Judy Rankin in a 20 foot birdie putt clinching a sudden death playoff to capture the $50,000 Triple Crown women’s golf tournament in Palm Springs California.
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Robinson vows tougher leadership for Indians in 1976
Frank Robinson, speaking after a year as Cleveland skipper, pledges a firmer management style and stricter discipline. He warns of a $100 fine for missed signs, confirms a curfew will stay, and aims for tougher spring training while evaluating his playing future after shoulder surgery.
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Lebanon Raceway Entries and Race Titles
The Lebanon Raceway program lists nine races with full rosters. Races feature pacers and trotters including notable entrants such as Temperamental Justly Time Mighty Bonnie Marken Volo and Ruby Town Salt And Pepper Fanny's Filly Egerton Miss Justly Grits and Sammy Way Canadian K Direct Ruler Race To Knight Sarah's Kiss Four Oaks Judge Kat's Brother Judy K. Abbe Galley Chief Irish G Chico Dan O Spitz Rubben Sassy Special Jetline A Rawhide Lil.
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Edgewood Wins Home Wrestling Meet Titles and Huff Dominates
Edgewood High captured the team title with 10542 points at its own meet. Rick Huff of Hamilton Taft swept individual honors, winning the 185 pound class and earning most valuable and quickest pin trophies. Class winners included Jones Monroe 98, Berns Fenwick 105, Head Taft 112, Smith Ross 119, Knapp Ross 126, Schenck Edgewood 132, Bowman Madison 138, Wells Madison 145, Nichols Preble Shawnee 155, Beiser Edgewood 167, Williams Madison 175, Huff Taft 185, McCormick Taft 195.
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Local Five Outlasts St Helen In Dayton AAAA Playoff
John XXIII defeated St Helen of Dayton 39 to 36 yesterday in the Dayton Class AAAA Major League for grade school teams.
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Carroll to Likely Join White Sox After Reds Trade
Veteran reliever Clay Carroll may accept a move from Cincinnati to the Chicago White Sox after Reds decision to trade him. Agent Jerry Kapstein says negotiations continue from a Providence hotel. Carroll, a 10 year veteran, can veto under baseball agreements and seeks a multi year deal.
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Jockey Reaches Track Milestone at Bowie
Baltimore AP Herb Hinojosa, long respected on Maryland tracks, earned his 2,500th career victory aboard Festive Mood for Sally M. Gibson at Bowie this fall. He has ridden in over 18,000 races with about 2,500 seconds and 2,400 thirds, earning more than 11.8 million in purses.
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Ex Blues coach fired as Blues beat Black Hawks 4 3
Garry Young was dismissed as St. Louis Blues coach before a game against Chicago and the team won 4 3. Lynn Patrick, named interim coach, said he does not want the job beyond the season as Garry Unger led the Blues with two goals and two assists.
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