Knight credits players after winning coach of the year
Indiana coach Bobby Knight deflects credit after earning AP coach of the year honors as All-Americans Scott May and Kent Benson express gratitude. May and Benson praise teammates and coach while Knight highlights Indiana s undefeated regular season and four straight Big Ten titles.
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Associated Press
Amd May
Indiana
Knight
M. Newton
Alabama
Digger Phelps
Notre Dame
Scott May
Kent Benson
Army
Virginia House rejects pari mutuel racing bill again
The Virginia House of Delegates killed a state operated track proposal by 58 to 42, then refused to reconsider to amend for an advisory statewide referendum. It marks the fourth defeat in five years despite Senate approval. Debate centered on crime, costs, and potential revenue.
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Richmond
Virginia House of Delegates
General Assembly
House
Virginia
Virginia Senate
del. Raymond Guest
D-Warren
James M. Thomson
Alexandria
Senate
Guest
Thomson
Flames rout Capitals 4-1 to tighten Patrick Division
Claude St Sauveur scored twice to lift the Atlanta Flames past Washington 4-1. The win extended Atlanta’s strong run, giving them a four win and one loss in five, and boosting their hold on the final playoff spot with a 17 point gap over the Rangers. Scoring came in the second and third periods, with Nelson Pyatt tying early, St Sauveur adding a second, then Larry Romanchych and Bill Clement finishing in the late minutes.
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Atlanta
Claude St. Sauveur
Atlanta Flames
National Hockey League
Washington Capitals
Flames
New York Rangers
St. Sauveur
Barry Gibbs
Washington
Larry Romanchych
Bill Clement
Scores from NCAA IT Championship and Pro Basketball Games
Old Dominion 73, Baltimore U. 58. Morgan State 86, Madison 81. Philadelphia 109, Atlanta 107. Houston 113, Buffalo 100. Kansas City 95, Chicago 73. New Orleans 110, Portland 101.
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Old Dominion
Baltimore
Morgan State
Madison
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Houston
Buffalo
Kansas City
Chicago
New Orléans
Portland
Southern tops North Caroline in Class B thriller
In a high school state playoff style night, Southern of Garrett County edged North Caroline 44-44 to 52-44 as Liller tallied 8 straight points late. North Caroline, Denton, led by Sonny Murray with 15. Aberdeen surged to 24-2 after a 18 point burst in the final period to beat Largo 63-55. MacDonald fueled Bethesda-Chevy Chase with 16 points as Montgomery County moved to 20-6. Annapolis, led by Solomon and Theron Young, fell short in the semifinals after an 188 season.
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Southern
North Caroline
Liller
Garrett County
Denton
Sonny Murray
Aberdeen
Harford County
Largo
Prince Georges
County
David Prince
Jeff Hetrick
Armapolis
Dale Solomon
John MacDonald
Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Montgomery County
MacDonald
Theron Young
Solomon
Annapolis
Ngeno
Sampson Kimombwa
Kenya
Chris Ridler
Western Kentucky
Paul Bannon
Memphis State
Michigan State
Herb Lindsay
Timois
Charlton Ehizuelen
Nigeria
Ehizuelen
U.S
Coke
Dr. Pepper
Bernard Rollins
Kenny Gray
Lawrence Lee
Sprite
Root Beer
Mike Tansey
Timmy Butt
Unclear racing results with mixed names and bets
The text records a horse racing results snippet showing placements and payouts for exacta bets. Names such as Wis Revttawaredens, Bibslows, Romaine, and Castaneda appear among others with values like 4,604,080 and payouts of 25.0 or 40.00. The fragmentary source does not provide clear event details or dates.
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Wis
Revttawaredens Secuires
Bibslows
Romaine
Bill Skipper
Benjamin
Trizacta
Three jockeys hurt in spill at Charles Town race
Three jockeys were injured in the 10th race spill at Charles Town. Orland Moreno suffered a fractured nose and swelling, Rodney Peters broke his left arm and is recuperating, and Roosevelt Woodson was treated for a fractured left arm and discharged. Ivy's Brass fell, causing Moreno to fall from Horse Power and Woodson to lose balance on Alfonso D.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Orland
Moreno
Tye
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Rodney Peters
Martinsburg
Jefferson Memorial
Roosevelt Woodson
Quarter Pole
Ivy's Brass
Peters
Moréeno
Horse Power
Woodson
Alfonso D
Maryland
Ald “Waat
James
Miners shine as NCAA indoor opens at Cobo Arena
DETROIT AP Miners triple jumper Arnold Grimes and weight thrower Emmitt Berry led Friday action as UTEP scored 17 points to sit near the top of the NCAA indoor track championships at Cobo Arena. Washington 10, Illinois 7, Mississippi State 7, Hawaii 6, Kansas 6, Penn State 5. Kansas State's Bob Prince won the final event of the day, the 850.
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Detroit
Arnold Grimes
Emmitt
Berry
Strong
National Collegiate Athletic Association
UTEP
Cobo Arena
Washington
Illinois
Mississippi State
Hawaii
Kansas
Penn State
Kansas State
Bob Prince
Immaculata Wins Semifinal at Eastern Tourney
Immaculata, the top seed, defeated St. Joseph's 70-58 in the Eastern women's college basketball tournament semifinal behind 18 points and nine rebounds from Sandy Miller, a 5- foot 4 sophomore. St. Joseph's coach is Teresa Grentz, a former Immaculata star.
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Pittsburgh
Sandy Miller
Immmaculata
St. Joseph's
Montclair State
Arbitrator ruling frees Messersmith and McNally after season
The arbitrator's ruling holds that pitchers Andy Messersmith and Dave McNally become free agents after a season without a contract. The decision, upheld by two courts, stands as law unless the Supreme Court overturns. Baseball owners and Miller debate reserve clause limits and retroactive contract coverage for 1976. MacPhail indicates camps could open if the one-and-one problem is resolved.
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Andy Messersmith
Dave McNally
Supreme Court
MacPhail
Area Team to Compete in Dundalk Tournament
A area team in the HiWay Liquors circuit will play in the Dundalk Unlimited Basketball Tournament at Dundalk Senior High School starting this Sunday. The event is a team tournament and will run for ten days.
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HiWay Liquors
Dundalk Unlimited
Dundalk Senior High School
Louisville Eyes NIT Run To Boost Program
Louisville coach Denny Crum aims to build toward a national championship, emphasizing NIT experience after two losses to Memphis State. The Cardinals, led by Ricky Gallon, seek tournament depth as they prepare for a 11th NIT appearance with seedings and first-round games in New York.
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New York
Denny Crum
Louisville
Freachman
Ricky Gallon
Sands
Cardinals
Loanella
Weamne
Providence
North Carolina
A&t
Kentucky
Niagara
Unc-Charlotte
University of San Francisco
St. Peter's
Holy Cross
Kansas State
Oregon
North Carolina State
Hayes leads Doral Open as Nicklaus falters on 18th hole
Mark Hayes shoots 68 to surge to the top of the Doral Open with a nine under par 135 total, one stroke ahead of the field. Jack Nicklaus fades with a 71 on windward Blue Monster, finishing five behind at 140 as controversy and back-nine woes surface.
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Ia Doral
Merk Hayes
Oklahoma City
Okla
Robert Green
Ray Daint Fle
Hayes
Miami
Jack Nicklaus
Mark Hayes
Oklahoma
Coral Country Club
Nicklaus
Hubert Green
Ben Crenshaw
Green
Crenshaw
Bobby Mitchell
Bob Dickson
Grier Jones
Marty Fleckman
Gary Player
Johnny Miller
Hale Irwin
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
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Ron Low
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Roalie
Dan Bouchard
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Exacta
Tal Echs
Lew
Bert
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Germai
Staw
Uekéte Sahm
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Dee
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Ginny
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Mr. Katayama
L. Saunders
Vaughn A. Exacta
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Sailor Rock
Hunter
Kindly Vinen
Pat
Halterman
Sciches
Orlando Green
Seton Hall
Grimes
Uceare
Keith Witherspoon
Evis Jennings
Terry Albritton
John Ngeno
Washington State
Miller
Dundalk Tourney
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Patick
Hydro-Aire
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