Golden Gloves Finals Bow In Kansas City Tonight
The Kansas City Gateway boxing club leads ten boxers into the 36th annual regional Golden Gloves finals with Michael Gillis and Robert Gillis winning their novice bouts at 106 and 125 pounds. Richard Gillis advances to the open 122-pound title, while Roger Ealy and David Jones score early knockouts in the 147-pound novice semis. Champions from 1970 are highlighted as the action narrows to the finals with multiple Kansas City and Joplin contenders in both novice and open divisions.
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Gillis
Kansas City Gateway
Gateway
Michael Gillis
Ron Kuhn
Joplin
Robert Gillis
Chuck Drake
Richard
Roger Ealy
Wayne Minor
Mark Riscoe
David Jones
Riverside
Gary Baker
William Parish
Larry Martin
Theopolis Wilson
Orioles Holdouts Cast Shadow Over Spring Training
Hal Bock reports lefties Dave McNally and Mike Cuellar seek higher salaries with Baltimore. Carl Yastrzemski signs a three year deal with Boston likely making him the AL's top paid. Yaz estimated over 180000 annually. McNally aims for 100000, Cuellar seeks 60000, Powell and Robinson unsigned. Other moves include Oliva and Perry negotiations, Stottlemyre signing with the Yankees, and Pittburgh adding Walker and Robertson.
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Associated Press
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Mike Cuellar
Baltimore
Carl Yastrzemski
Yastrzemski
Boston
Yaz
Dick O'Connell
Red Sox
Cleveland
Harry Dalton
Orioles
Cuellar
McNally
Dalton
Boog Powell
Frank Robinson
Minnesota
Paul Ratliff
George Mitterwald
Stan Williams
Tony Oliva
Jim Perry
Oliva
Perry
Cal Griffith
New York Yankees
Mel Stottlemyre
Pittsburgh
Luke Walker
Bob Robertson
Dukes Register 14th In A Row
The Debonair Dukes of Duquesne beat LaSalle 95 86 to extend their winning streak to 14 and strengthen NCAA NIT chances. Starters Jarrett Durham and Mickey Davis fueled the rally as Duquesne moved to 18 2 with four regular season games left. Other AP top teams won including South Carolina North Carolina and Louisville.
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Dukes
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Xavier
Ohio
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Notre Dame
Cleveland State
Bonaventure
DePaul
Creighton
Santa Clara
San Francisco
Villanova
Lina
Louisville
Associated Press
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John Roche
North Carolina
Maryland
Drake
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Steve Handy
Miami Redskins
Will Robinson
West Virginia
Virginia Tech
Canisius
Syracuse
St. John’s
New York
St. Bonaventure
Rutgers
Army
Navy
American
West Texas
Pan American
Cincinnati
Bob Fullarton
Ali Feints Confidence Ahead of Frazier Showdown
Muhammad Ali disputed by MSG boss over readiness for the March 8 heavyweight title fight with Joe Frazier in Miami Beach. Ali says time is closing in and taunts Frazier while promoter Harry Markson notes strong ticket sales and theater TV spots.
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Muhammad Ali
Madison Square Garden Boxing
Ali
Joe Frazier
Harry Markson
Garden
Frazier
Markson
March
Garden Publ Licity
John Condon
New York
Hie
Fifth Street Gym
OWBA Tourney Results
Ottawa Bowl leads the team list with 2905 pins followed by ILGWU 2842 and Peoples Bank 2827. Eagles Auxiliary 2799 and OB Bank 2793 close the top five with high all events scores led by Sue Wolgast 1600 and Mae Ransom 1520 in scratch. handicap leaders include Mary Ann Reed 1852 and Pat Stankard 1839.
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Peoples
Rt) Bank
Eagles Auxiliary
Ob) Bank
Sue Wolgast
Mae Ransom
Pat Slankard
Betty Maloney
Rose Everson
Mary Ann Reed
Pat Stankard
Shirley Coffman
City Scores CHURCH LEAGUE Junior Tournament results
In the Junior Tournament Baptist First Church 12 Kimball 0 0 0 Bouska 0 0 1 Peterson 0 0 0 Pickering 0 0 0 D Pickering 4 0 1 Minnick 0 0 0 Angel 0 0 0 Allen 1 0 2 G Marh 1 0 2 Pankratz 0 0 0 totals 6 0 6 F U Methodist 9 Beets 0 0 0 Royse 0 0 1 Brockus 0 0 0 Snider 1 1 0 Hay 0 0 0 Cook 0 0 0 Sellers 3 0 2 South 0 0 0 Pierce 0 0 0 totals 4 1 3 Senior Division Baptist 26 DeFries 4 0 2 Eagles 3 0 2 Baldwin 3 0 1 Willhite 1 0 1 Clough 1 2 1 Tienken 0 0 0 totals 12 2 7 Grace Episcopal 24 Killough 5 1 1 Fredericks 1 0 2 Bettge 0 0 2 Cale 3 0 2 Brownrigg 2 1 1 totals 11 2 8 Wesley An T U Meth 2 Sacred Heart 0 Forfeit
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Tienken
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Ex-Mate Davis Sparks Braves Past Bullets 118 114
Mike Davis returned to haunt Baltimore as the Buffalo Braves beat the Bullets 118-114 on Wednesday night. Davis scored 2 points including late game clinchers, while Bob Kauffman led Buffalo with 24 and Don May added 22. Milwaukee, Chicago, Phoenix, Seattle, and Boston won their NBA games, with Lew Alcindor starring for the Bucks.
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Don May
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American Basketball Association
Lew Alcindor
Billy Cunningham
Bob Love
Chet Walker
Love
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John Johnson
Clem Haskins
Suns
Charlie Paulk
SuperSonics
Jim Barnett
Trail Blazers
Barry Clemens
Anderson Fired as ISU basketball coach amid search
Iowa State University dismissed Glen Anderson, 41, ending his tenure after this season. The Cyclones, 5-17 and 1-8 in their last nine, will finish four games under coach. A three-member executive committee will seek a successor with four weeks to appoint. Possible candidates include assistants Arnie Garde and Don Keiley, Buzz Levick, and Sam Miranda.
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Iowa State
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Buzz) Levick
Kansas
Sam Miranda
Cyclones
Trevino Aims For Tucson Open Victory Run
Lee Trevino tees off in Tucson seeking a third straight Tucson Open title at the Tucson National Golf Club. The Texan star, winner of the last two editions, arrives amid a brushing of injuries and flu, aiming to secure a top prize before the Tournament of Champions. Competitors include Murphy, Shaw, Littler, Archer, and Lunn, with Palmer Nicklaus Casper and Jacklin missing to prep for Florida.
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Pve
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Tex
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Tom Shaw
Gene Littler
San Diego
George Archer
Bob Lunn
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Tony Jacklin
Florida
Basketball Scores From Northeast and Northwest Missouri Games
Northeast Missouri 73 over Western Illinois 65 Northwest Missouri 86 over John F Kennedy 64 Bethany 92 over Baker 69 Tabor 82 over Kansas Wesleyan 66.
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Western Wlineis
Northwest Missouri
John F. Kennedy
Bethany
Baker
Tabor
Kansas Wesleyan
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