Notre Dame Aggressively Beats Xavier Behind Dantley's 23
Notre Dame, 11-6, led 54-25 at half and cruised to a 96-58 victory over Xavier as Adrian Dantley scored a game high 23 points despite a right eye cut and nose x-ray procedure. Xavier fell to 4-12. Gary Deidrick led Xavier with 15 points.
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Connors Laver Big Stakes Match Set in Las Vegas
Jimmy Connors and Rod Laver prepare for a winner take all clash in Las Vegas with $100 000 and a new car at stake. The 3 of 5 set match streams nationally at 1 p m EST as 4000 fans watch in a specially built pavilion with legends Gus Lanna as umpire and Hall of Fame linesmen.
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Borg and Ashe Reach Richmond World Championship Final
Bjorn Borg swept Kim Warwick 6-3 6-2 to reach the final at the Richmond World Championship Tennis Tournament. Arthur Ashe defeated Tom Okker 6-4 6-4 to join Borg in Sunday’s final, with Ashe, a Richmond native, favored by local fans.
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6th Grade Hawks Blast Knicks. Celtics Edge Bulls
Saturday scores show 6th graders Hawks 73 Knicks 21 while Celtics 16 Bulls 14 and Lakers 27 Warriors 26. In 5th grade Kings 24 SuperSonics 23 Suns 28 Pistons 13 Bullets 23 Bucks 13 Colonels 22 Braves 21 Stars 22 76ers 18.
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WTT to Open 1975 Season With New Franchise
World Team Tennis will start the 1975 season with 11 teams including one new franchise in Houston. The AP report notes the addition expands the league and sets the schedule for the inaugural matches.
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Cardinals Sign Simmons Hrabosky Melendez For 1975 Season
Ted Simmons Al Hrabosky and Luis Melendez signed 1975 contracts with the St. Louis Cardinals. Simmons hit 20 homers and 103 RBIs with a .272 average in 1974. Hrabosky rebounded to a 1 65 game record with seven straight wins after June 25. Melendez batted .218 as a pinch hitter and backup outfielder.
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Kings trade Nate Williams for Ollie Johnson and Rick Adelman
The Kansas City-Omaha Kings announce the trade of 6-4 forward Nate Williams to the New Orleans Jazz for 6-6 forward Ollie Johnson and 6-2 guard Rick Adelman. To clear roster space the Kings place Don Kojis on the injured list as he recovers from knee surgery. Williams averaged 12.5 points per game in his fourth year with the Kings.
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