Terps Face Clemson In ACC Tilt At Byrd Stadium
Maryland and Clemson, two top ACC runners meet at Byrd Stadium as Art Seymore and Ray Yauger pace their teams. Maryland seeks offense to complement its 1-6 mark while Clemson carries a 2-5 record amid a five game slide.
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Monroe Returns To Form Bullets Top 76ers 123 110
Baltimore Bullets rally from 14 down in third quarter to beat the Philadelphia 76ers 123 110 behind Earl Monroe 30 points and Wes Unseld 27. Fred Carter's 8 43 left give Philadelphia brief lead before Bullets pull away. Archie Clark 24 for the 76ers, Bailey Howell 20 off bench.
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McMillen Is Set For Maryland Debut In Tuneup
College Park Maryland sees top freshman Tom McMillen lead a group of 200 colleges targets as Maryland hosts a public tuneup against the Terp varsity. Star recruit joins 6-11 teammate Mark Cartwright and guards Rich Porac Jap TrimbIe in a four of five frosh lineup while Len Elmore sits injured. Varsity starts with captain Barry Yates, Jim O'Brien Howard White Sparky Still and Charlie Blank. In Palm Beach Warren Orlick elected PGA of America president succeeding Leo Fraser.
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Vikings Battle Lions In Slim Margin Showdown
NEW YORK AP Detroit Lions missing several key defenders as they face the Minnesota Vikings for the National Conference Central Division lead. Injuries burden Lions while Jets Giants clash without Namath and top backs. Picks favor Minnesota 20 17 and Giants 13 10.
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Charles Town exacta pays large $8,462. What's Happening tops sixth
In Charles Town W Va fans saw no major upsets as the fifth and sixth races produced an $8,462 exacta payoff. The lone outsider Whats Happening paid $15.20 to win the sixth under Alwynne Canon, Nearco's Dream won the fifth as the $7.80 favorite with James Sam aboard, and Tory Landing and Tumble Affair posted modest figures in the listed placings. The daily double 2-3 paid $265.80.
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Barons top Baltimore 3-1 in AHL action
Cleveland Barons defeated Baltimore 3-1 ending a five game road trip. Wayne Schultz opened scoring, Jim Nie kamp tied it for Baltimore, and Barrie Meissner put the Barons ahead in the second. Norm Beaudoin added third period insurance as Baltimore lost at home for first time in four starts. Andy Brown injured in practice.
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Haywood Dispute Heats Up In ABA Contract Talks
NEW YORK AP The attorney for Spencer Haywood Denver Rockets star forward has rejected arbitration offered by ABA commissioner Jack Dolph. A meeting in Denver with Haywood his attorney Al Ross and Rockets owners was proposed by league counsel Martin Heller but rejected by Haywood's attorney.
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Aaron clings to Sahara Invitational lead in Las Vegas
In round two at Sahara Invitational, Tom Aaron carded a par 71 to stay two strokes ahead at seven under par 135 after 36 holes. Dave Stockton Wilf Homenuik Bert Greene sit at 137, with a cluster at 138 including Hill Massengale Graham Stone Zarley Hinson Carr. Jack Nicklaus improved to 69 for 145 to reach the weekend rounds.
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Nets Star Barry Seeks School Help In Miami Visit
Barry, star forward for the New York Nets, announced plans to fly to Miami on Tuesday to appeal to university officials to preserve basketball at the school. He said the trip aims to urge action amid concerns over the program’s future.
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