Bucks dominate Blazers in 116 96 rout
Milwaukee mantiene pressure with fast breaks and tight defense holding Portland to 33.6 percent shooting. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 25 as the Bucks built a 20 point lead by halftime and cruised past Portland 116-96. Sidney Wicks led the Blazers with 14 points while the Bulls and 76ers won elsewhere.
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Pacers Stifle Press In 110-105 Win Over Cougars
The Indiana Pacers defeated North Carolina 110-105 as coach Larry Brown noted the press was largely unused. Pacers guard George McGinnis led with 30 points, while Joe Caldwell paced Carolina with 26. In ABA action, Denver 120 New York 105. Kentucky 119 Virginia 113. Utah 114 Dallas 105.
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Flint Returns to Hara Arena for 8 P.M. Faceoff
Flint journeys to Dayton to face the Gems at Hara Arena for an 8 p.m. regular season closer. Bad blood stays high after a January 12 brawl in Flint and a prior spillover. The Gems hold a 3-1 edge in this season series at Hara.
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AJ finds home on the range with Texas Rangers
Texas acquires Alex Johnson from Cleveland in a trade for Rich Hinton and Vince Colbert. Johnson, once a batting champion, joins camp as Rangers designated hitter amid past suspensions and fines. Oakland star Vida Blue seeks salary parity as A's begin workouts. Exhibition games produce several shutouts including White Sox over Royals and Phillies over Red Sox.
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West Texas State coach resigns after six years
In Canyon Texas West Texas State University head basketball coach Dennis Walling resigns after a six year tenure. Auburn head coach Bill Lynn also resigns from a decade in the job. Bonny Bryant leads in LPGA first round. Solomon and Evert win in tennis. Rosewall defeats Riessen. Earl Anthony leads U S Open bowling. Randy Williams wins NCAA indoor long jump.
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Bengals coach suspects radio plant over Gabriel link
Cincinnati Bengals coach and general manager Paul Brown says a Los Angeles radio report linking Rams quarterback Roman Gabriel to Cincinnati was planted. Brown denies interest in Gabriel and says he has told the league he was not contacted or interested.
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Xavier coach hints at quitting after poor season
Xavier University basketball coach Dick Campbell said he might not return next season and asked for a couple of weeks to think it over. His 1972-73 squad posted a Xavier record of three wins and 23 losses, as he completed the second year of a three year contract.
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Trio Favored in Latonia Miracle Hill Handicap
In Latonia Kentucky Namnoc Craige Vahr and Huttmup lead betting for the $8,500 Miracle Hill Handicap the eighth race for three year olds and up at six and a half furlongs Rolling Dollar won Friday night by two lengths in 1 15 paying 11 60 6 20 and 4 40 Jack s Chevron paid 4 60 and 4 20 Julia s Cash paid 6 20 and 4 20 and the crowd of 6 672 wagered 590 514
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Beauchamp Sued for 120000 After Tow Truck Row
Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Al Beauchamp faces a $120,000 lawsuit by tow-truck driver David Harris in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court. Harris alleges bodily harm after Beauchamp was convicted on Feb 28 for throwing him to the sidewalk during a Dec 11, 1972 incident at a department store loading platform. Beauchamp awaits sentencing in Hamilton County Municipal Court on a March date.
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Hockey scores recap from NHL and WHL action
Boston tops Atlanta 3 2 and Vancouver defeats Buffalo 5 2 in NHL play. WHL results include Philadelphia 11 over Quebec Los Angeles 5 and Houston 1 while New England 5 edges Cleveland 4.
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Reds' regulars ease into play in spring opener
In Tampa Sparky Anderson plans to rest Joe Morgan and Pete Rose for the first five games as Reds look to evaluate younger players. Ken Griffey Gene Locklear and Dan Driessen start in Lakeland against Detroit with Jack Billingham set to pitch Sunday. Rain spoiled the final workout but players still ran and Johnny Bench and Pete Rose trained on their own. Detroit tabbed Woodie Fryman to start today.
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Curl's chants keep rain away in Coral Eastern Open round
Rod Curl, a Wintu Indian, joked about an Indian rain dance as a half-hour delay spared his bid in the Coral Eastern Open. He shot a six under 138 for 36 holes, two behind leaders Lee Trevino, with Bobby Mitchell and Dave Hill one stroke behind. Nicklaus slipped after four front-nine bogeys to 143. Curl, 30, with $11,045 this season, lauded his heritage and emphasized orderly Indian activism, while criticizing the Wounded Knee trading post action as fanatical.
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Middletown Wrestler Larry White Loses in State Meet
In his second straight state tournament, Middletown 175-pounder Larry White saw his season end after a 5-3 first-round loss to Medina’s Les Steidd at St. John Arena. White, 27-0 entering state, remains the only Middletown High wrestler to reach a state meet.
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