ABA Nixes Memphis Plan in Unanimous Vote
The ABA Board of Trustees rejected Joseph Gregory of Fort Lauderdale’s bid to buy the Memphis Pros, citing confidence in current management and Memphis as a major league city. The decision came after a five hour meeting with no sale details disclosed.
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Australians Sweep Japan in Davis Cup Eastern Zone
Australia defeats Japan 4-1 in Tokyo with Mal Anderson and Colin Dibley winning singles. Anderson beat Jun Kuki 6-2 6-3 6-2, Dibley defeated Toshiro Sakai 4-6 6-3 4-6 7-5 6-3 avenging last year. Australia advances to face India for the Eastern Zone championship in about two weeks.
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Dayton names Burkhardt 1972 football captain
University of Dayton linebacker Jake Burkhardt from Springfield has been elected captain for the 1972 season. A two year letterman, he is the first single captain since 1962.
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Gossett resigns as NSU athletic director and coach
Glenn Gossett resigns as athletic director and head football coach at Northwestern State University to enter the insurance business. The NSU President Dr. Arnold R. Kilpatrick announced the decision on Monday.
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Fittipaldi Ties Hulme For World Championship Lead
Emerson Fittipaldi won the Spanish Grand Prix at Madrid to tie Denis Hulme for the world drivers' championship with 15 points each. Jacky Ickx finished second, Clay Regazzoni third, Andrea de Adamich fourth, and Peter Revson fifth. Ten of 25 starters finished. Jackie Stewart, Mario Andretti, and Hulme retired with mechanical issues.
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Edgewood Cougars seek two head coaches for 1972-73 season
Edgewood High will hire two head coaches after consolidations at Trenton and Seven Mile. John Davis's football contract was not renewed, and Kash, the middle school principal, resigned. Davis says he was asked to resign as coach and refused. Davis posted 4-6 in 1971 and 2-8 in 1972. Kash guided basketball to the district finals before losing to Mohawks. Davis now coaches golf, creating a need to fill a third coaching post.
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Lebanon Raceway Daily Race Results and Entries
Race card from Lebanon Raceway lists results for races 1 through 9 with winners and payouts. It includes time marks, perfecta and daily double figures, and extensive entries for each race with horse names and odds.
Derby Hopeful Not Worried About Kentucky Derby
No Le Hace, trained by Homer Pardue, is relaxed about the 98th Kentucky Derby despite field size and track condition. Pardue notes the colt already beat 16 rivals in the Arkansas Derby and seeks no more than a little fatigue without injury. Riva Ridge and Hold Your Peace headline the Derby entries alongside Key to the Mint and Head of the River.
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Bruins vow 60 minutes as Rangers seek scoring power
Boston coach Tom Johnson warned against another letdown after a 6-5 opener loss. Eddie Johnston in goal for Boston, Ace Bailey contributing, as the Bruins rallied from a 1-0 deficit to grab a 1-0 series lead in the best-of-seven Stanley Cup final against the New York Rangers.
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