Johannis path disrupts Olympic downhill prominence
Austrian skiers faced danger on the Johannis path cutting across the 3,145-meter downhill course near the finish. Franz Klammer narrowly avoided a fall as Dave Irwin and Rene Berthod also crashed at the same spot raising warnings for competitors.
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Hoosiers poised to clinch Big Ten title run with Michigan
Indiana, 9-0 in the conference, rests before a nationally televised clash with Michigan seeking a fourth straight Big Ten title. Michigan at 7-2 could tighten the race by beating Wisconsin while Iowa and Purdue hold 4-4 records. Indiana’s 114-61 demolition of Wisconsin marks the 26th straight conference win, surpassing Ohio State’s 27 in 1962.
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Karen Mays Seeks College Basketball Scholarship in Dayton
Karen Mays from Honolulu moved to Dayton to pursue a college scholarship through basketball. At 18 she stands 6 foot 8 inches, scored 34 points against Dayton Dunbar, and even tutored the boys’ freshman team. Roth High coach Mike Haley jokes she is their secret tournament weapon as she adjusts to life at the YWCA during school.
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Digger Phelps Sticks With Stall Tactics After Notre Dame Loss
Notre Dame coach Digger Phelps repeats the stall offense despite a 69-63 defeat to Maryland. Maryland guard John Lucas scored 23 points to become the Terrapins’ all time scoring leader as Maryland outlasted Notre Dame in the final minutes and snapped the Irish seven game win streak.
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Broncos Shatter Bobcat Hopes In MAC Tilt
Western Michigan roared back to topple Ohio University 75-59, improving to 8-0 in the MAC and 16-0 overall as Eldon Miller praised defense and penetration. Ohio’s Dale Bandy blamed rebounding, while Miami beat Central Michigan and other MAC results shifted standings. A separate note reports 1974 Florida Downs racing season mutuel tickets worth $28,000 turned over to Florida.
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Stingers Fall as Oilers Top Cincinnati in WHA Clash
Edmonton Oilers beat the Cincinnati Stingers 5-2 as Rusty Patenaude scored twice and assisted once. Patenaude tied the game late in the second period and set up Norm Ullman for his 1,291st career point as Edmonton built a two goal cushion in the third. Cincinnati's Jacques Lucas and Rick Morris traded goals in the middle frame, while Tim Sheehy provided the Oilers with another lead. Dudley sat out his suspension for swinging at an official.
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Suns trade Shumate to Braves for Heard and pick
Phoenix Suns ship John Shumate to the Buffalo Braves for Garfield Heard and a 1976 second round draft choice. The trade comes just before the NBA deadline in a straight player swap. Shumate, an All American center from Notre Dame, sat out 1974-75 with a lung illness.
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Suns
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Gullett Named Reds Outstanding Pitcher for 1975
Lefthander Don Gullett, a 15 game winner despite missing two months, is chosen by the Cincinnati Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America as the Reds Outstanding Pitcher for 1975. He had a 9-3 start with a 2.09 ERA before a broken thumb sidelined him from June to August.
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NBA struggles over Rozelle Rule echo in All Star eve
The NBA Board of Governors met to resolve a dispute with the Players Association over compensation rules amid a pending lawsuit filed by Oscar Robertson in 1970. Executives argued for a compensatory settlement while players demand free movement between clubs. an All Star game crowd could surpass the 1968 attendance record if the Spectrum sellout occurs.
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Southern District Court
New York
Robert Carter
Minneapolis
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Pete Rozelle
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