Gibson signs with Maryland Terrapins basketball
Baltimore star Larry Gibson confirmed his ACC letter of intent to Maryland on Monday after an unveiling at Dunbar High School. The 6-10 center averaged 24 points and 20 rebounds as a senior and drew interest from over 200 programs before choosing Lefty Driesell's Terrapins.
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Jackson calls NCAA racist amid bowl game boycott threat
Rev. Jesse Jackson labeled the NCAA racist and warned of a black boycott of college football bowls. He cited white bias in head coaching and selection committees, while securing a deal with Madison Square Garden to add black colleges to the NIT and appoint two black college athletic directors to its selection panel.
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Jabbar May Challenge Fine From NBA
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar disclosed a $250 fine for a referee tirade after a Bucks win over the Bulls and said he may challenge the fine for an outburst against referee Jerry Loeber following a loss to the Warriors.
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Coaches debate stall in basketball as fans boo and games stretch
Area coaches told The Associated Press the stall slows games and can shape outcomes, with North Carolina crediting it for late defense in a 70-66 win over NC State. Opinions vary on a 30 second clock and a 100 point winner, but most agree the stall affects tempo and strategy.
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Wake Forest
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East Carolina
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Frederick Touchdown Club Banquet Notable Yet Low Turnout
The Frederick Touchdown Club banquet featured guest speaker George Blanda and honored many awardees. Attendance fell short of 400 500 with under 300 present, prompting comments from Earl Banks on promoting county athletes and the event's county focus.
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County Athletes Considered for Banquet Awards
Intra city Touching All The Bases players honored while county teams received no awards. County athletes sat at a separate table and appeared late, with names listed in the program but no public introduction. Club officials discussed county awards for next year to boost county participation and scholar athlete recognition.
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Rozelle Sees NFL Expand To Thirty Teams
AP reports NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle expects expansion to 30 teams with Seattle and Tampa added in 1976 and two more clubs to follow in 2 3 years. The 1976 Super Bowl will be in Miami and attendance trends cite declines tied to 1973 Congress televising rules and a players strike. Roger Williams named head baseball coach at Texas Christian University effective Sept 1.
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