Dennard Leads Duke Past Clemson in ACC Opener 83-72
Duke freshman Kenny Dennard starred with 22 points, five rebounds, and four steals as Duke defeated Clemson 83-72 in the ACC tournament opener in Greensboro. Mike Gminski added 20 points, Banks 14, Spanarkel 12, while Clemson’s Abraham scored 14 and Coles 13 in the second half. Duke advances to the semifinals against Maryland State, aiming to extend its tournament run.
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Greensboro
N.C
Duke
Kenny Dennard
Ralf Foster
Clemson
Dennard
Blue Devils
Tiger
Mike Gminski
Devils
Eugene Banks
Jim Spanarkel
John Campbell Jed
Colon Abraham
Greg Coles
Foster
Maryland
Bell
Bender
Gray
Morrison
Suddath
Goetsch
Campbell
N. C
ACC
Reggie Copeland
Mobile
Als
Ken Lauderdale
Canton
Miss
North Carolina State
Paul Galvan
Fort Worth
Tex
Benn Dunn
Bastrop
Lefty Driesell
Larry Gibson
Greensboro Coliseum
Gibson
Terrapins
Wolfpack
Bullets Top Spurs 125 110 Behind Grevey Career Night
Kevin Grevey scored a career high 29 points and Bob Dandridge added 26 as the Washington Bullets beat the San Antonio Spurs 125-110 in Landover Maryland. Washington trails the Spurs by five in the Central Division while leading the season series 2-1. George Gervin had 29 for the Spurs. Dandridge broke a scoring slump by hitting 12 of 18. Grevey sat out six minutes of the final period. The Spurs dropped their road mark to two losses in a row as Washington extended its road woes with 15 losses in 24 games.
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Grevey
George Gervin
San Antonio
Washington
Spurs
Rock Creek
Waverley
Steve Devilbliss
Bill Brown
Eric Garst
Scott Geoghegan
Amy Lebhert
Charlotte Carter
Rose Bowles
Carolyn Dunnock
Kim Bowie
Ms. Lebhert
Michelle Jenkins
Seaver eyes 30 win season with Reds defense backing
Tom Seaver, now with the Cincinnati Reds, believes a 30 win season is possible aided by a superb defense rating the bullpen as key. Teammates Bench Morgan Concepcion and Geronimo back him with Gold Glove performers, while Seaver recalls his 21-6 finish with 2.59 ERA after the Mets trade.
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Tampa
Fla
Tom Seaver
Seaver
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Bench
Sparky Anderson
Pete Rose
Detroit
Denny McLain
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Tom
Anderson
Jerry Grote
Bud Harrelson
Joe Morgan
Dave Concepcion
Cesar Geronimo
Reds
Mets
Donald Grant
Bailey named top Eastern 8 player for Rutgers
Rutgers junior center James Bailey was named outstanding player in the Eastern Eight. Bailey led the league with 3.0 points per game, shot 58.1 percent, and scored 42 against William & Mary. He was a unanimous first-team pick along with Harris and Herron.
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Bailey
Pittsburgh
James Bailey
Eastern Athletic Association
Bill Walton
Jack Seaman
Massachusetts
William & Mary
Manhattan
Penn State
John Bach
Larry Hara
Pitt
Keith Herron
Villanova
Harris
Herron
West Virginia
Lowes Moore
Maurice Robinson
Moore
Robinson
Mike Pyatt
Jeff Miller
Mike Zagardo
George Washington
Hollis Copeland
Les Anderson
Bill Kratzert Shines as Citrus Open Nears
Orlando Florida. Golf fans focus on past champions but Bill Kratzert draws praise from Hubert Green and Chi Chi Rodriguez as a rising star. Kratzert, 25, earned tour rights in 1976 and quickly made an impact with a National Team Championship win and series of high finishes. Going into the Florida Citrus Open he ranks among the top money winners with a $38,061 haul and a strong chance at the $40,000 first prize.
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Orlando
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Hale Irwin
Bill Krazert
Hubert Green
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Kratzert
Palmer
Nicklaus
Chi Chi
Krazert
Fort Wayne
Ind
Woody Blackburn
Hawaii
Hag
Shenandoah results and betting summary recap
Race results show multiple horses across events with times and payouts including a 1-3 trifecta paying 153.99 and 335 paid. Notable entries include Jester Merena Besbly Beogeer Slab Fork and Greek Jive Terre, with scratches and ticket counts listed for various bets and futures such as Long's Belle Doe Dalia and Space Prince.
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Merena
Besbly Beogéer
Young Yankee hurlers wait in wealth of pitching
In Fort Lauderdale the Yankees face a crowded staff with 13 of 17 spring pitchers holding major league experience. Beattie, Clay, and Patterson push for a chance as veteran arms like Catfish Hunter, Rich Gossage, Don Gullett, and Sparky Lyle anchor a money laden, pressure filled bullpen while management weighs trades and future dividends.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Jim Beattie
New York Yankees
Ken Clay
Gil Patterson
Yankees
George Steinbrenner
Billy Martin
Wings
Patterson
Martin
Catfish Hunter
Rich Gossage
Don Gullett
Rawly Eastwick
Andy Messersmith
Ken Holtzman
Wis
Sparky
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Bill Foster
Rock Creek Wiris
McLain
SEC
Bowie
Bowie, Md
Bowie Race Course
Kiamani
Siz
Klam
Shenandoah
Ean Ete
Miss O'Dell
Willams
Micka
Dupey
Rocky Relies
van Hosen
Clay
Atick
Syracuse
Beattie
White
Ily
Firestone
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