Miami Upsets Marshall 77 71 At Millett Hall
Cenier came off the bench in his final home game to spark Miami University past ninth-ranked Marshall 77 71 at Millett Hall. Tom Roberts fueled a late surge with 2 1/2 minutes of scoring, and Larry Garloch added 24 points to seal the win as Miami improved to 12 11 while Marshall dropped to 26 3. Darryl Dunlap limited Marshall star Russell Lee to 18 points.
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Shue Fined by NBA for Referee Remarks
New York AP reports Baltimore Bullets coach Gene Shue must pay a 2000 fine by March 15 for statements aimed at NBA referees. Commissioner Walter Kennedy called the remarks beyond a coach’s post defeat outburst and announced the penalty. The report also lists game fouls for Marshall and Miami in a separate box score.
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Reds look strong as tickets surge ahead of April opener
In Tampa for spring work, the Reds report higher season ticket sales than last year ahead of the April 5 opener with Houston at Riverfront Stadium. Bengals also project a sellout for the upcoming exhibition versus the Browns after Columbus reports exceed 50,000 tickets sold.
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Why Have The Royals Been The Weak Sister Over The Years
The Rochester Royals failed to win consistently, hurting fan support and finances. Superstar salaries and expansion drains hit them hard, limiting draft impact. Coach Bob Cousy notes a path to improvement requires drafting top players, but current results keep them mid pack. Potential move to San Diego could shift local interest.
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Draft Is Badly Kept Secret
The ABA held a telephonic draft revealing first round selections including Bob McAdoo for Virginia Squires and Tom Riker for Carolina Cougars. Bud Stallworth and Paul Stovall went to Denver, with Dwight Davis to Florida and LaRue Martin to Dallas. Non seniors were eligible for five rounds, with Bill Walton and Dave Brent among underclassmen drafted.
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Kansas
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Arizona
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Marquette
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UCLA
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Memphis
Doug Collins
Ilinois State
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St Xavier Aims for Third Straight Ohio Swim Title
Cincinnati St Xavier is the overwhelming favorite to win its third consecutive Ohio high school swimming championship this weekend at Ohio State. Upper Arlington is the only real challenger, with preliminaries Friday and the final Saturday at the Natatorium pool.
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Shue Calls Referees Incompetent After OT Loss
Shue blasted officials after the Bullets 118 117 overtime loss to the Seattle Super Sonics last Tuesday night saying he would not sit back and let referees destroy his life and team and that coaches should not be placid in the face of incompetence.
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Burglar Steals Briles Home in Florida
Pittsburgh pitcher Nelson Briles reports a burglary at his beach home in Bradenton Florida during spring training. Thieves stole his nightclub act, musical arrangements used as an offseason vocalist, most of his clothes and stereo tapes.
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Pro Basketball Thursday's Results and Friday Schedule
Summary of Thursday results shows no games. Friday schedule lists New York at Buffalo Milwaukee at Philadelphia Boston at Detroit Houston versus Golden State at San Diego Atlanta at Los Angeles Baltimore at Portland Chicago at Seattle ABA results Kentucky 135 Virginia 130 Utah 123 Dallas 121 Carolina Floridians Pittsburgh at Memphis Virginia at Indiana.
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Falcons Debut In A Tourney At Cincinnati Start
Fenwick Falcons under coach Butch Rossi enter Cincinnati Class A tournament with a 10-8 record after an idle stretch since Feb 19. They face New Miami at 8:30 p.m. in Anderson High gym, seeking a quarterfinal against Ripley Felicity winner. Rossi laments stale practices while Fenwick carries a 10-8 mark and a perfect record versus Class A foes.
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Cage Results Prep Tournaments Class AAA
The report lists multiple high school and college basketball results across classes and conferences. Notable outcomes include Tecumseh 66 Day Fairview 66, Patterson 69 Retair Mont East 54, Fairmont West 57 Miamisburg 37, Roosevelt 77 Wilmington 50, Cin Elder 65 over Cin Woodward, Bellefontaine 41 vs Versailles 39, Urbana 73 Springfield Cath. 4, Wyoming 80 Taylor 63, and regional tournament play such as Denison 84 Ohio Wesleyan 73 and Mount Union 87 Oberlin 88 Kenyon 72 Heidelberg 70. Other college scores include Seton Hall 75 Colgate 62 and Memphis St. 81 Louisville 65.
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Hunter Hunts A Pro Title
Hunter scored 39 points to lift the Kentucky Colonels past the Virginia Squires 135 130 in overtime, clinching a tie for first in the ABA East Division. The scorer previously starred for Nashville Pearls in 1960 and helped Loyola Chicago win an NCAA title.
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NHL Scores Roundup Hall of Fame Night Rumors
Boston defeated Vancouver 7 to 3 while New York beat Buffalo 4 to 3. Philadelphia and Minnesota skated to a 3 0 tie as Pittsburgh topped Detroit 7 to 4.
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