Jazz slump after two days off to Knicks loss
New Orleans Jazz drop a 112-107 NBA decision to the injury‑depleted New York Knicks as coach Butch van Breda Kolfi laments bad habits after back‑to‑back fatigue. John Gianelli led New York with 24 points and 13 rebounds while Walt Frazier missed due to a sore ankle.
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NFL Owners and Players Back Talks on Key Changes
NFL leaders and the NFLPA met to seek a master contract amid two years of stalemate. The league will trial fan radios and introduce in end zones four by six foot time clocks showing 30 seconds to start plays, with field judges retaining manual timing as a backup.
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Michigan coach Bo Schembechler misses start of spring practice
ANN ARBOR Mich AP Michigan coach Bo Schembechler 47 has missed the early days of spring football drills after chest tightness. A university spokesman said he did not show heart attack symptoms though he previously suffered a heart attack before the 1970 Rose Bowl.
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Ross dominates WTL selections showing league supremacy
Wayne Trace League co champion Ross tops the all star selections with Rams star Bob Falk named player of the year and coach Joe Moore named coach of the year. First team includes John Govedon Le Shawnee, Tom Jones National Trail, Steve Sparks Twin Valley South, Kevin Hood Eaton, and Falk.
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Dudley fuels Stinger win over Toros in Cincinnati
Dudley scored a hat trick to spark the Cincinnati Stingers past the Toronto Toros 5 4 in Cincinnati. McKenzie aided the win with two power plays in the second period as Cincinnati trails for second while Toronto’s Nedomansky tallied his 48th of the season and Nistico Paneuf added late goals.
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Fairfield seeks new basketball coaching staff after resignations
Fairfield High plans to hire an entirely new basketball coaching staff following the resignations of head coach Brian Hasseman and assistants. The shakeup also includes reserve coach Dick Wissman, sophomore coach Wayne Ponder, and freshman coach Ken Wessely.
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Riley Stars as Gems Beat Toledo 3-1 in IHL Showdown
Dayton’s Bill Riley scored his 29th and 30th goals to lift the Gems to a 3-1 win over Toledo. Dayton remains atop the Southern Division at 42-21-10, while Toledo falls to 24-34-13.
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