Baseball Drug Talks Stir Controversy Across Leagues
Major league personnel begin the first organized drug education program in team sports history. Bowie Kuhn spearheads the effort with Johns Hopkins expert Dr. Garrett O Connor. Reactions mix skepticism and support as players and officials weigh the program's aims and risks. Seminars will extend to Tampa on Wednesday and Phoenix on March 18 for managers coaches and other staff.
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Mike Rathetfort
Lauderdale
Fla
Bowie Kuhn
Garrett
Kuhn
Tampa
Phoenix
Ariz
Tourney Mania At Fever Pitch For Collegians
Top teams chase NCAA and NIT bids as Marquette, Notre Dame, West Texas State win to boost at large chances. UCLA and Southern Cal win to press Pacific-8 title chase. Kentucky, Louisville etc. also post wins. Austin Carr leads Notre Dame in an 83-82 comeback over Dayton.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Marquette
Creighton
Notre Dame
Dayton
West Texas State
Houston
Jacksonville Dolphins
Fordham
Duquesne
Villanova
Massachusetts
Georgia Tech
Utah State
New Mexico State
Long Beach State
LaSalle
Rider
Cage Results From Greenville to Weber State
A roundup of high school and college basketball results includes Greenville over Northeastern 60 55 in overtime, Meadowdale 71 Tecumseh 57, Lebanon 54 Oxford Talawan da 45, Cincinnati Aiken 47, Elder 72 LaSalle 38, Fairfield 79 Mount Healthy 69, Oakwood 67 Middletown Madison 50, Stivers 78 Springboro 77 in OT, Clinton Massie 86 Mount Crab 57, Notre Dame 83 Dayton 82, Transylvania 82 Thomas More 77, Central State 68 Defiance 65, Ohio Dominican 91 Findlay 82, plus nationally ranked games Georgia Tech 102 Tulane 74 and others across major conferences.
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Northeastern
Meadowdale
Tecumseh
Lebanon
Oxford
Talawanda
Mildford
Cincinnati
Aiken
Cincinnati Elder
LaSalle
Fairfield
Mount Healthy
Oakwood
Middletown
Madison
Preble Shawnee
Eaton
Dayton Stivers
Springboro
Jefferson
Fenwick
Mason
Twin Valley South
Dayton Roth
Kings Mill
Clinton Massie
Mount Crab
Notre Dame
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Transylvania
Thomas More
Central State
Defiance
Ohio
Dominican
Findlay
Fairleigh Dickinson
Dartmouth
Marshall
St. Fran
Rider
Georgia Tech
Tulane
Kentucky
Auburn
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Mississippi
Miss. St
LSU
Murray
Mid. Tenn
E. Kentucky
Tenn
Nichols Tops In Lema Meet at Marco Island
Bobby Nichols won the Tony Lema Memorial ProAm in Marco Island Florida with a six under par 66. He had three birdies three bogeys and an eagle finishing on the last three holes and tying Randy Glover’s 1968 course record at the Lema event. His eagle came on the 506 yard par three third known as the Eagle Hole where a bald eagle sits by the fairway.
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Marco Island
Fla
Bobby Nichols
Tony Lema
Akron
Ohio
Randy Glover
Lema
Nichols
Top 20 List Revised After Upsets In College Basketball
The Associated Press updates the top 20 after Monday upsets and close calls. UCLA remains atop with 22 1,013 points while Marquette and Southern California stay second and third as Creighton and Washington State losses shake the rankings. Kansas rises to fourth as Penn falls, with South Carolina and Western Kentucky also climbing.
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Associated Press
UCLA
Washington
Marquette
Southern California
Warriors
Creighton
Southern Cal
Washington State
Kansas
Jayhawks
Penn
South Carolina
Jacksonville
Houston
Western Kentucky
Kentucky
Austin Peay
Auburn
Pennsylvania
Fordham
Duquesne
North Carolina
Ohio State
Tennessee
Notre Dame
Long Beach State
Indiana
LaSalle
Utah State
Armco Tourney Final Set After Semis at Verity
Slab Mill defeats Research 46 30 to reach the Armco tournament final. Sales Service knocks off Hot Strip Mill 62 45 for the other final berth. Gary Rust and Don Castle lead Slab Mill with 11 each. Newt Kelhoffer scores 23 for Sales Service.
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Slab Mill
Verity
Gary Rust
Don Castle
Newt Kelhoffer
Amanda
Bulls Beat Royals Narrowly In NBA Action
The Bulls defeated Cincinnati 98 to 94 to extend their winning streak to seven and close ground on the Suns for the No 2 spot in the Central Division. Chet Walker topped Chicago with 24 points and Bob Love added 22 while Royals team leaders Tom Van Arsdale scored 22 as Cincinnati slipped in the standings.
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Associated Press
Big O
Oscar Robert
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Tec- Royals
Bulls
Phoenix
Milwaukee
Suns
National Basketball Association
Royals
Atlanta
Bucks
Lew Alcindor
Uru
York Knicks
American Basketball Association
Chet Walker
Bob Love
Toma Arsdale
Bench Not Giving Up On Long Term Pack In Baseball
In Tampa AP catcher John Bench reports for spring training after signing a one year contract and says he will try again for a multi year deal in the future. He hoped for 500000 over three years but accepted about 85000. Reds also signed Clay Carroll for 45000 with aims for 1971 similar to 1970. Pete Rose Bernie Carbo Tony Perez Bob Tolan remain unsigned amid optimism for another big year. Bench hopes to reach 30 to 35 homers and 100 RBIs and a .293 average. Tolan hurt Achilles tendon out until June.
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Tampa
Fla
John Bench
Bench
Pete Rose
Tony
Tolan
Winsiog
Willie Mays Maintains Value Amid Holdout
The 39 year old Giants center fielder Willie Mays refused to commit while the veteran outfielder remained one of baseballs top paid players. His ongoing holdout kept contract talks unsettled as he eyed a new deal.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Title Bout Pits Foster With TNT
Foster defends his light heavyweight crown against Hal Carroll in Scranton as the WBA withdraws recognition. The bout is sanctioned by Pennsylvania and the New York Athletic Commission recognizes it at the Catholic Youth Center. Foster earns about 40 percent of a possible $40,000 gross.
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Ralph Bernstein
Scranton
Bob Foster
Hal
Tnt” Carroll
Syracuse
N.Y
World Boxing Association
Foster
WBA
Pennsylvania
World Group
Foster-Carroll
New York Athletic Commission
Catholic Youth Center
Vincente Rondon
Venezuela
Jimmy Dupree
Jersey City
N.J. Rondon
Dupree
Carroll
Roiling Scores Honor Roll Runy For D Dennis and Others
Rowing honors roll shows D Dennis 223 214 215 652 L Layman 220 202 222 644 Mikovich -.201 241 200 642 Stamm 224 201 202 627 Endebrock 222 178 220 620 Havens 226 214 180 620 Harte 235 217 158 610 Latimer 175 201 231 607 Caldwell 181 231 194 606 Rose 193 201 211 605 Koster 195 204 205 604 Jennings 230 167 205 602 Women Collins 186 222 220 628 Conlee 170 203 197 570 Carter 181 186 195 362 Coomer 216 174 159 549 Perrin 185 182 175 342 Howard 162 203 172 537 Bell 179 175 182 536 Robinson 173 195 167 535 Bell 138 227 156 521 Puckett 167 154 198 519 Stamper 200 157 162 519 Kilmer 164 176 179 519 Jones 168 150 199 317 White 179 129 209 517 Staton 177 148 191 316 Steinburg 164 186 158 508 Willis 170 169 165 508 Larison 183 166 156 505 Fields 172 155 177 504 Long 157 181 162 500 Johnson 201 191 108 500
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D. Dennis
L. Layman
R. Rose
S. Koster
D. Jennings
M. Collins
D. Conlee
D. Carter
D. Coomer
D. Perrin
M. Howard
M. Bell
M. Robinson
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A. Silar
J. Puckett
C. Stamper
M. Kilmer
M. Jones
G. White
D. Staton
M. Steinburg
I. Willis
W. Larison
A. Fields
D. Long
J. Johnson
Lebanon Field Series In Final Wilts
Three championships will be decided today in the Lebanon Junior Basketball Tournament. At 4:15 Princeton faces Lebanon Team No 1 for the seventh grade crown. Carlisle meets Princeton at 5:30 for the eighth grade title. Little Miami battles Fairfield at 6:45 for the ninth grade championship. The tenth grade final features Forest Park against Hamilton Garfield at 6:30 p.m.
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Lebanon
Princeton
Carlisle
Little Miami
Fairfield
Forest Park
Hamilton Garfield
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