St John’s Routs Oral Roberts In NIT Quarterfinals
St John’s dominated Oral Roberts 94 78 in the NIT quarterfinals at Madison Square Garden. Mel Davis played only 14 minutes before a knee injury, and St John’s built a 37 23 lead, outrebounding 77 53 and holding the Titans to 28 in the second half as Richie Fuqua led Oral Roberts with 30 points.
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Jabbar Named MVP for 1971 72 Season
Kareem Jabbar of the Milwaukee Bucks earned his second NBA Most Valuable Player award in three pro years. As Lew Alcindor he won the honor last season and led the Bucks to the NBA championship while Milwaukee clinched the Midwest Division this season.
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Darwin a slugger bid for Twins spot after switch from pitcher
Bobby Darwin, 29, who converted from pitcher to outfielder, homered twice to pace the Twins 4-2 win over Boston in spring exhibition. He previously spent eight seasons in the minors, including a 0-6 6.49 ERA season with Spokane in 1970, and led Hermosillo to 27 winter homers. He now seeks a full-time Twins roster spot as a rookie outfielder.
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Niagara Shuts Down Princeton Rally Despite Second Half Push
Niagara’s quick guards pressured Princeton and forced costly turnovers after a 30-28 halftime edge. Brian Taylor scored 15 of his 21 in the second half for Princeton, but Niagara’s defense and rebounding sealed the setback as the comeback fell short.
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