Officials charge police brutality in Innsbruck hockey melee
Madison based LS Olympic Committee officials charged police brutality after a tavern fight following the U S loss for bronze at the Innsbruck games. A team doctor said he was struck in the groin by Austrian police as he tried to help players. other players faced beatings and a chair assault left Gary Ross and Robert Miller Jr fined for disturbing the peace.
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Madison
Wis
LS Olympic Committee
Ate
Innsbruck
Philipp Krumm
LSOC
New York Daily News
United States
West Germany
Gary Ross
Roseau
Finn
Robert Miller Jr
Billerica, Mass
USOC
Andrings
Hoes
Miller
Robert Sr
Muller
Ross
Asin
Andringa
Hoss
Gary
Tme
Wile
Vickers sets mark as Rangers rout Caps
New York forward Steve Vickers scored three goals and added four assists to tie and set a club single game point record in a 11 4 win over Washington. Rod Gilbert added a goal and four assists, Wayne Dillon contributed one goal and three assists, and Pat Hickey doubled. The Rangers chased Ron Low, extending their winning streak to three for the season.
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NEW York
Steve Vickers
New York Rangers
Uveipeweieu
Ule WaSfington
Capitolin
Aldina
National Hockey League
Rod Gilbert
Wayne Dillon
Ron Low
Hangers
Don Raleigh
Chicago Black Hawks
Vickers
Bill Fairbairn
Gilbert
Phil Esposito
Esposito
Pat Hickey
Rangers
Ron Greschner
Rick Middleton
Blair Stewart
Caps
Eisoce
Pauls
Fon
Bahar
Jack Lynch
Washington
Sabre
John Davidson
Dave Shewchyk
Tar Heels edge Miami in tight non conference win
North Carolina hangs on 77 75 as Phil Ford hits two fouls shots with 0 4 left. Mitch Kupchak scores 22 while Archie Aldridge leads Miami with 19 as Miami rivals for MAC top spot with Western Michigan. John Shoemaker misses desperate 20 footer at the horn. The Tar Heels improve to 21 the Miami 14 record.
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Oxford
Oto
Phil Ford
North Carolina
Miam
Ohio
Miami
John Shoemaker
Western Michigan
Tar Heels
Mitch Kupchack
Archie Aldridge
Ali Fends Off Fire as Coopman Meets FBI Ahead of Heavyweight Title Fight
In San Juan Puerto Rico heavyweight champ Muhammad Ali was driven from his hotel room by a Kitchen fire while challenger Jean Pierre Coopman met with the FBI. The pair prepared for Friday night’s title bout at Roberto Clemente Coliseum with a near sellout expected alongside Alfredo Escalera and Jose Fernandez bouts.
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Coopman
FBI
Ali
San Juan. PR
Muhammad Ali
Jean Pierre Coopman
el San Juan
Kanter
United States
Roberto Clemente Coliseum
Alfredo Escalera
Puerto Rico
World Bong Council
Jose Fernandez
New York
Frederick versus Williamsport basketball clash resumes on page 1
Frederick struggles offensively in a 39 to 29 defeat by Williamsport. Key Frederick players include Davis and Perone contributing scoring efforts, while Williamsport forces turnovers and controls the boards. Game details show Frederick 10 13 6 10 for 39 and Williamsport 29 4 Hw with 36.
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Frederick
Williamsport
Minoso Returns to White Sox as Coach
CHICAGO AP Minnie Minoso comes back with the Chicago White Sox in a coaching role under Bill Veeck era. He hints at future appearances by Orestes Minoso, praises his son’s hitting and speed, and recalls a Puerto Vallarta season aim. He recounts pulling his son from a game after a missed bunt sign and describes managing with care.
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Chicago
Minnie Minoso
Chicago White Sox
Orestes Minoso
Orestes Minnie Minoso
Orestes
White Sox
Bill Veeck
Puerto Vellaria
Mexico
Minnie
Puerta Vellarta
Minoso
Orestes Jr
Connors Wins Open Tennis Championship Opening Round
In Salisbury Maryland top seed Jimmy Connors defeated Bull Maze Maze 6 1 6 4 to start his bid at the 50000 National Indoor Open. Second seed Ilie Nastase and fourth seed Alex Mayer reached the quarterfinals with straight set wins. Other highlights include Vitas Gerulaitis and Peter Fleming advancing in late matches and Trey Waltke overcoming a slow start to beat Kim Warwick.
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Salisbury
Jimmy Connors
Bull Maze Maze
Stanford
Connors
Ile Nastase
Alex Mayer
Nastase
Mike Cahill
University of Alabama
Mayer
Charlie Pasareal
Vitis Gerulaitis
California
Butch Walls
New Jersey
Peter Fleming
Gig Male
TE Wi
Baltymorean
Steve Krulevitz
Trey Waltke
Loui
Kim Warwick
Many college scores across men and women games
A batch of college basketball results shows St Josephs Pennsylvania 74 over Temple 62 and Moravian 84 over Dickinson 73. Kansas State 65 defeated Nebraska 33, Arkansas 73 beat Texas 68, Missouri 61 over Kansas 60, Wake Forest 104 defeated Davidson 72, Pittsburgh 99 over Buffalo St 51, Oklahoma 105 over Colorado Kent State 105, Ohio U 75 over Kentucky State 117 to 89, Marquette 64 over DePaul 53, Oklahoma State 83 over Iowa State 71, Cincinnati 81 over Cincinnati Xavier 74. NBA scores include Detroit 105 over Phoenix 54 and college results American U 50 Navy 47, North Carolina 77 over Maar Ohio 73, Carolina State 96 over Duke 95 in OT. American U 50 Navy 47 again. Florida 74 over Jacksonville 65, Cleveland State 62 over Akron 50. Johns Hopkins 95 over Haverford 81, Lafayette 77 over Delaware 75, Maryland 72 over Georgetown 63, Bowie State 131 over Gallaudet 80. Johns Hopkins 95 over Haverford 61, Rutgers 93 over Syracuse 80, Furman 83 over 8 Carolina 77, Kansas State 63 over Nebraska 53, Villanova 67 over Duquesne 66, West Virginia 103 over Penn State 87.
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Temple
Moravian
Dickinson
Kansas
Nebraska
Arkansas
Texas
Missouri
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Pittsburgh
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Oklahoma
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Marquette
DePaul
Iowa
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Delaware
Maryland
Georgetown
Bowie State
Gallaudet
Rutgers
Syracuse
Furman
Kansas St
Villanova
Duquesne
Virginia
Penn St
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