Maryland Eastern Shore Falls in NAIA Tourney Opener
Xavier of Louisiana upset Maryland Eastern Shore 102 80 as the 35th NAIA tournament opened. Maryland was led by Robert Kearney 20 points and Calvin Skinner 15 rebounds while Xavier’s Bruce Seals scored 19 and grabbed 16 boards as William Hodges wild finishes powered Ouachita Baptist past Elizabeth City 90 89 in overtime.
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Calvin Skinner
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Louisiana
Maryland-Eastern Shore
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Ark
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N.C
Westmont
Callif
Edinboro
State
St. Thomas
Bishop of
Bruce Seals
New Orleans
Seals
Donal Watts
James Williams
Maryland
Robert Kearney
Hawks
Ouachita
William Hodges
Ouchita
Holland Moore
Glenn Wendley
Elizabeth
Tommy Patterson
Jim Hamilton
Cuchita
Jack Tabmle
Robert Rosier
Pace St. Thomas
Tri-State
Bob Bryam
TriState Ty
Santa Barbara
Calif
Fred DeVaughnn
Jrebound’s
Charley Mehl
Filinboro
Jim Prokell
Fighting Scots
Nicklaus Still First In Money Leaders
Jack Nicklaus remains the leading money-winner in the PGA Tour division with $97,720 after finishing tied for 10th at Orlando’s Florida Citrus Open. Jerry Heard climbs to seventh with $45,198 total after winning $30,000 and a 10th place finish. Also in the top ten are Weiskopf, Rosburg, Archer, Jones, Murphy, Wadkins, Trevino, and Harney. James Savin of Union, N. J. is noted as Fordham University's wrestling captain.
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Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Orlando
Tom Weiskopf
Bob Rosburg
Heard
Weiskopf
Rosburg
George Archer
Grier Jones
Bob Murphy
Lanny Wadkins
Lee Trevino
Paul Harney
Rangers seek better hitting in new season plans
Texas Rangers manager Ted Williams aims to boost offense via off season trades adding Tee Kubiak Roy Foster Hal King to the roster. Roberto Clemente nears Pirates RBI record as trade talk and line-up battles shape spring, including Harrah Mason for shortstop and Frank Howard holdout concerns.
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Buc
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Joe Burke
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Cleveland
Indians
Jeff Burroughs
Denver
Burroughs
Don Mincher
Birds Top Rangers 5 2 in Monday game
Boog Powell drove in a second run scoring single for a four run third inning as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Texas Rangers 5-2. Merv Rettenmund added two hits while Brooks Robinson and Dave Johnson produced runs. Orioles rookies Bill Kirkpatrick and John Montague plus veteran Kiddie Watt shut down Texas after the third. Texas tallies came on walks and singles in the second and third off Wayne Garland.
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Dick Bosman
Baltimore Orioles
Texas Rangers
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Brooks Robinson
Dave Johnson
Pete Brobery
Paul Lindblad
Baltimore
Rangers
Oriole
Bill Kirkpatrick
John Montague
Kiddie Watt
Tim Mason
Lenny Randle
Larry Buttner
Texas
Wayne Garland
State Tournament Championship Schedule Revised
The Class B championship game moves to 5 p.m. Saturday while the Class C title follows at 11 a.m. Semifinal winners meet in the A and AA finals at 12 30 p.m and 3 p.m respectively. Cole Field House will be cleared after the A contest.
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Davis Cup Fate Of South Africa Hinges On Copenhagen Meeting
South Africa's Davis Cup status may be decided in Copenhagen on April 14 as a seven member committee reviews readmission amid US led protests from East European nations. The European Zone includes Portugal and potentially Czechoslovakia, with opposition from about half the 32 entries.
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Basil Reay
United States
Walter Elcock
US Lawn Tennis Association
Reay
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Oslovakia
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France
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Russia
Giants Open 1972 New York Visit at Shea Stadium
The San Francisco Giants travel to New York to face the Mets at Shea Stadium on Friday night May 12 as part of their 1972 schedule.
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New York
New York Mets
Shea Stadium
Skins Buy O C Austin And John Lanier From Steelers
The Washington Redskins acquired safety O C Austin and running back John Lanier from the Pittsburgh Steelers for an undisclosed 1973 draft choice. It marks the Steelers’ first trade since 1971. Austin, 25, joined the Steelers in 1970 after a prior trade with Baltimore, and had been a regular contributor following an Achilles injury in 1970.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
O. C. Austin
John Lanier
Washington Redskins
Steelers
Austin
Baltimore
Preston Pearson
Ray May
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