Norwalk Coach Leads U S Junior Freestyle Tourney at Ashland
Dennis Corrigan co directs the U S Junior Freestyle Wrestling Tournament to be held at Ashland College April 28 30 with Chris Ford as co director. The event will qualify boys for the U S team for Trieste Italy May 11 14. Huron coach Tom Talbott named AAU national chairman for the team.
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Dennis Corrigan
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Ashland College
Chris Ford
Trieste
Italy
Huron
Tom Talbott
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Japan
Drew Gundlach
California
Maryland and Niagara reach NIT finals in dramatic wins
Maryland's Tom McMillen scored 25 points and Len Elmore added 23 as the Terrapins toppled Jacksonville 91-77 to reach the National Invitation Tournament final. Niagara's Al Williams iced a 69-67 win over St. John's with two late free throws, sending Niagara to the final for the first time in eight tries.
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Jacksonville
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Hempstead
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Terrapins
Len Elmore
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Elmore
Frank Layden
Redmen
Greg Cluess
Bill Schaeffer
Davis
Poland
Ron Arnett
Lexington
Dennis Sullivan
Baseball faces crisis as vendors threaten strike at parks
With season opening near and players angry, peanut vendors and hot dog sellers at Yankee and Shea stadiums threaten to strike. Local 153 of the Office of Professional Employees Union broke off contract talks last week and slated a strike vote for Monday.
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Shea
Office of Professional Employes Union
Cubs Rally to Beat Indians 8 3 in Exhibition
In Tucson Arizona the Chicago Cubs exploded for five ninth inning runs to break a 3 3 tie and defeat the Cleveland Indians 8 3. Cubs starter Ferguson continued the scoreless stretch after Milt Wilcox left the mound as the Cubs pulled away in the ninth.
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UPI
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Cleveland Indians
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Ferguson
Eagles Consider 1976 Super Bowl Host City in Bi centennial Year
Philadelphia owner Leonard A. Tose suggested at an NFL meeting in Honolulu that the Eagles host the 1976 Super Bowl to align with the city’s U.S. bi centennial celebrations. The report cites Eagles sources as the idea for a nationally televised showcase in Philadelphia.
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Eagles
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Honolulu
NBA Shuts Doors On Jumpers
New York United Press International reports the NBA will not approve contracts for players who jump from the ABA. Commissioner J Walter Kennedy said a court ruling may determine the outcome, with Jim McDaniels and Charlie Scott exempted. Cincinnati Royals move to Kansas City with games in Omaha and a division shift for Houston.
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Houston
Ohio Class AA tourney: Ready and Lexington win semifinals
Ready of Columbus rallies past Middletown Madison 66 55 to reach the title game, while Lexington defeats Poland 59 47 to advance. Bob Taylor and Steve Keck pace the Knights and Minutemen as Poland fades late.
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Silver Knights
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Barr
Poland
Ohio
Bob Taylor
Knights
Steve Keck
Tim Davis
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