Royals Move to Kansas City in NBA Franchise Shift
Cincinnati Royals will relocate to Kansas City for the next season after owner and executives concluded Cincinnati would not support the club. Joe Axelson, Larry Staverman, and Bob Cousy announced the move at a news conference, with 26 dates booked at Municipal Auditorium and plans for Omaha and St. Louis road games.
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Mets Crazy Horse Goes On Warpath At Spring Camp
Mets infielder Tim Foli and coach Joe Pignatano fought after a tickets dispute at a Florida spring training camp. Manager Gil Hodges discussed discipline as star pitcher Tom Seaver reported shoulder stiffness. Milner led New York with a homer and RBI, while several teams played exhibition results across the majors.
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Bowling Scores From Local Leagues Report Highs and Totals
Local bowling scores list high games and series across leagues such as BRUNSWICK LEAGUE LEMASTER'S and HIGH 10 events. Notable totals include LeMASTER 198-529 and Spear 202-? plus multiple 500s and 400s across teams like HELEN & BILL'S MIDNIGHT MIXED and MONDAY NIGHT LADIES, with many players posting strong 200+ games.
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Alleycats
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Haas
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R. Weems
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Sedoris
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Wolgast
Thursday Knights
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Royals Beat Expos Behind 11-Hit Offense In Florida
The Kansas City Royals ended hitting droughts with an 11-hit game to beat the Montreal Expos 4-2 in Fort Myers Florida. Veteran starters Jim Rooker and Roger Nelson delivered solid relief with Rooker allowing one hit, no walks and two strikeouts in three innings.
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NAIA Tournament First Round Scores In Kansas City
Associated Press reports NAIA first round results from Kansas City. Westmont California defeated Edinboro Pennsylvania 91 to 72. St Thomas Minnesota beat TriState Indiana 78 to 61. Quachita Baptists 90 over Elizabeth City North Carolina 89 in overtime. Xavier Louisiana 102 over Maryland East Shore 80. Gardner-Webb 109 over East Montana 94. Eau Claire Wisconsin 96 beat Bishop Texas 65. Glenville West Virginia State 68 over Missouri Southern 66. Northeast Oklahoma 87 over Glassboro New Jersey State 69.
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Reprieve for Marquette basketball team restored to tourney play
Marquette, ranked seventh, wins NCAA reinstatement after captain Bob Lackey signs affidavit denying agent representation. NCAA suspended team last weekend over bidding-war episode sparked by Jim Chones and others. Coach Al McGuire celebrates return as Warriors focus on next round.
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Wis
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Charlie Scott
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Howard Porter
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Warren Brown
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AP Poll Others Receiving Votes In Alphabetical Order
A list of teams receiving votes in the AP poll arranged alphabetically. Cincinnati Detroit Duquesne Hawaii Houston Kansas State Missouri Princeton Syracuse Tennessee Texas Texas El Paso Washington Weber State are named among those receiving votes.
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