Canucks Trade Jere Korab Involved In NHL Swap
Unclear report shows the Vancouver Canucks trading left winger Jere Korab to Sufferal for forwards Tracy Pratt and Jon Gould in a hockey league swap. Fragmented text lists multiple sports results and events across racing tennis and other leagues with cluttered details.
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Auburn May Start Freshman Quarter Back
Auburn facing Missouri in the Sun Bowl may turn to freshman Phil Gargis or veteran Wade Whatley to lead the attack. Whatley ignited a bowl win last year after a late-season shoulder injury, while Gargis impressed in limited play and could win a starting role.
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LSU to Host Southlands Open Wrestling Tourney
LSU Assembly Center hosts the Southlands Open Wrestling Tournament with George Landis and Robert Walker leading entries from Alabama, Drake, Illinois State, and Notre Dame among 15 teams. Action kicks off Friday at 7 p.m. with semifinals Saturday and finals later. tickets cost 1 for adults and 30 cents for children.
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U.S. Wrestling Association
Stanback defends Vols mood ahead of Gator Bowl clash
Tennessee tailback Haskel Stanback says he had a strong season despite not reaching 1000 rushing yards and aims to gain 100 yards in the Gator Bowl against Texas Tech. Quarterback Condredge Holloway and coach Bill Battle stress unity as prep continues in Jacksonville.
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Cajuns Sign Seven More For USL Football
USL head coach Auzie Tammariello unveils seven high school standouts and one junior college recruit who will enroll next year, boosting Louisiana's second largest state university program. Recruits hail from Crowley Baker Alexandria New Orleans Rayville Orange Texas and San Diego City College.
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Larry Gremillion
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Wayne Mathews
Menard Central High
Alexandria
Bruno Parker
Holy Cross High
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Toby Warren
Upsets Hit Orange Bowl Junior Tennis Divisions
In the Orange Bowl tournament in Miami Beach unseeded Filip Krajcik of Austria defeated fourth seed Luigi Signorini of Italy 6-2 4-6 6-4 in the boys 18 and under. Wayne Mayor of New Jersey upset sixth seed David Schneider of South Africa 7-6 2-6 7-5. Top seed Billy Martin of Palos Verdes beat Jose Garcia 6-4 6-0 to stay ahead in the 18 and under. Howard Sheonfield of Beverly Hills won easily in the boys 16 and under.
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Italy
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South Africa
Teen tennis hopeful follows famed mother’s legacy
Cindy Brinker, a teenage tennis player, parallels her mother Maureen Little Mo Connally who died in 1969 at 34 after a career that included Wimbledon and US titles and a 1953 grand slam. The piece notes Connally’s three Wimbledon wins three US crowns and the rare sweep of US Wimbledon French and Australian titles in a single year.
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Bullets Rally Past Knicks 102 100 Behind Hayes
Elvin Hayes powered the Capital Bullets to a 102 100 win over the New York Knicks with 24 points and 20 rebounds. Hayes key defensive stop and eight late points helped erase a 11 point first half deficit as Archie Clark and Phil Chenier added support.
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Tulane Seeks Houston Bowl Boost After LSU Upset
Tulane aims to cap a 9-2 season with a 14th Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl clash against Houston in the Astrodome. Bennie Ellender leads a resurging program that toppled LSU for the first time in 25 years and vows to keep the momentum, with daily workouts in Houston through Friday.
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Luke Switch To Defensive Back For Rose Bowl Showdown
Luke, Ohio State, moved from center to defensive halfback, set to face Southern California in the Rose Bowl. The 6 ft 2 in 197 lb junior earned the switch after spring drills and led Buckeye deep backs with 50 tackles in 10 games. He notes the position demands mental reading of keys and pass defense as USC quarterback Pat Haden challenges OSU’s secondary.
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Villapiano Ready to Play as Raiders Prep for Dolphins
Raiders linebacker Phil Villapiano, rehabbing an ankle, says he will be ready for Sunday's AFC championship clash with the Miami Dolphins at the Orange Bowl. He noted swelling has abated and expects to run Wednesday with a chance to participate in practice Thursday. Dolphins are six-point favorites.
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Vikings Face Cowboys Citing Turf Debate on Texas Stadium
Minnesota quarterback Fran Tarkenton says artificial turf at Texas Stadium won’t hurt the Vikings in the NFC title game against Dallas. Cowboys players note turf helps them with footing. Vikings fear shin splints and slips. Practice shifts to University of Tulsa and Texas Stadium with rubber cleats likely.
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Kentuky Wesleyan Quint Retains College Edge
Kentucky Wesleyan held the top AP college division ranking after strong week results defeating Buffalo State 113-78 and Carson-Newman 110-81, while Evansville edged them 82-81. The Panthers led with 22 first place votes and 538 points as Tennessee State moved up to second and Kentucky State slid to fifth.
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Hagler Harrington Fight in Portland Cancelled
Boston AP reports a scheduled Thursday night boxing match in Portland between New England middleweight champion Marvin Hagler and Bob Harrington of New York City was canceled. Promoter Sam Silverman said Hagler requested the cancellation due to a heavy cold.
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Energy Crisis Threatens Auto Racing Fans and Events
New York dispatch notes Marvin Robinson, a 40 million strong auto racing fan. energy shortages may curb 1974 attendance. NMSC study tallies 93.6 million gallons used by fans in 1972 with 6.3 billion barrels nationwide, and outlines potential efficiency measures by sanctioning bodies.
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