Palmer predicts future seating for golf fans
Orlando AP Palmer says golf crowds will grow so large spectators will have signed seats as tournaments resemble baseball and football events. He cites course design changes and views as crowds increase while preparing for the Citrus Open. Red Auerbach foresees an NBA ABA signing war this spring with high first round prices for stars like Elvin Hayes and Wes Unseld.
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Wednesday NBA scores and results across leagues
Cincinnati defeated Seattle 142 to 123 New York beat Philadelphia 130 to 120 Chicago toppled Baltimore 100 to 96 Boston 144 over San Diego 118 Los Angeles 142 over San Francisco 106 Today St Louis faces Cincinnati and Cleveland hosts Cincinnati in a scheduled game spree.
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Royals Hang On In Playoff Bid Fight
The Cincinnati Royals kept slim playoff odds alive by beating Seattle 142-123 to stay one game behind idle Detroit for the Eastern Division final spot. Baltimore dropped 2 1/2 games back after a 100-96 loss to the Chicago Bulls, leaving the Bullets needing a miracle with four games left. Other NBA results included New York 130 Philadelphia 120, Los Angeles 142 San Francisco 106, and Boston 144 San Diego 118.
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Alloway Tops 2 200 Mark In Liberty Career Points
West Liberty High School girls basketball standout Linda Alloway closed her prep career by surpassing 2 000 points with unofficial totals of 2 234 over four years. She averaged 31.5 points and 12 4 rebounds while shooting 72.5 percent from the line.
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College basketball scores sweep NCAA quarterfinals
The Associated Press reports Wednesday results from the NCAA College Division tournaments. Wesleyan beat American International 90 to 8, Ashland defeated Cheyney St 45 to 30, Indiana State 94 to 75 over Nevada Southern, Trinity Texas 93 to 77 over Evansville, and in other second round and regional games Wilmington Delaware 70 over Monmouth NF 69, Fairmont State 97 over New Haven, Eastern Michigan 94 over Hanover Indiana, Dickinson St 70 over St. Cloud State Central Washington 85 over Alcorn A&M 70, Central Ohio St 60 over Valdosta St 53, Drury 85 over NE Oklahoma State 59, Oshkosh St 82 over Eastern Montana 75.
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Maine angler nets record pickerel at Pemaquid Pond
Llewellyn Daigle caught a 28 inch pickerel with a girth over 14 inches while ice fishing at Pemaquid Pond Waldoboro Maine. The Maine Fish and Game Department reported the record fish weighed six pounds four ounces.
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Bowling Scores at Pla Mor Lanes City Ladies Meet
Standings show Cleary 169 and Jean Korte 167 while Lois Cord Well leads ladies ind series at 476 and Pat Morrissey 435. High ind games feature Peté Legel 206 and Ine Sparks 198. Legel also tops ind series with 551 and Joe Sparks 520. Team marks include Pete's Tap 108 and Carl Sachs Inc Cont 196 for high team series 2148 by Jim's D-X and Don's Dos N Suds 2076.
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Official Figures Show Lamonica As No. 1 Passer
Daryle Lamonica of the Oakland Raiders tops the league in passing yards 3228 and touchdowns 30 as official figures leak from the season. Len Dawson leads in completion percentage while Joe Namath shares top counts in completions and total yards with 4007. The standings rely on a complex formula weighing passer statistics.
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