Tolan Appears To Be All The Way Back Now
Bruce Lowitt notes Bobby Tolan who missed 1971 with an Achilles rupture is back near a .300 average after a 1972 season of .283 with 82 RBI and 42 steals. He shows progress in spring, going 5-for-6 across two games and driving in runs in a 5-0 win over the Phillies.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
Bobby Tolan
Cincinnati Reds
Tolan
Reds
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Joe Morgan
Dan Driessen
Dave Concepcion
New York Mets
Ed Sprague
Mel Behney
Phillies
Larry Christenson
Jim Driscoll
George Foster
Rich McKinney
Oakland
Cleveland
Indians
California
Jack Brohamer
Tribe
St. Louis
Stan Bahnsen
Chicago White Sox
Bernie Carbo
Dick Woodson
Bill Hands
Jim Strickland
Minnesota Twins
Boston Red Sox
Pittsburgh
Boston, 76ers Look At Waning Season Differently
The Celtics chase a top NBA record with a win over Kansas City Omaha as Boston hints at future focus after a late-season push. On the hardwood, Milwaukee edged Atlanta and Los Angeles defeated Phoenix while Baltimore beat Philadelphia to extend the 76ers’ loss run. Kansas State coach Hartman may port to Oklahoma State, with multiple candidates discussed as Wichita area standouts and NCAA Midwest action unfold.
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Baltimore
Orioles
Pirates
Gene Clines
Bob Robertson
Rich Hebner
Jackie Hernandez
Ron Swoboda
Rick Dempsey
Hal Lanier
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Don Sutton
Eddie Solomon
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
Lee Lacy
Los Angeles
Willie Crawford
Associated Press
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Kevin Loughery
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National Basketball Association
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Land
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Buffalo
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Indiana
Virgnia
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San Diego
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Heinsohn
Celtics
Dave Cowens
Boston
Nate Archibald
KC Omaha
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Lou Hudson
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Bucks
Jim McMillian
Gail Goodrich
Jerry West
Portland
Kansas City
Omaha
Golden State
Providence
R.I
W. L. Pet. G.B. Boston
AGI
K.c.omaha
Indiana Hoosiers Eye UCLA Clash After Regional Win
Indiana, ranked sixth, earned a 72-65 regional final victory over Kentucky and prep for a national semifinal against UCLA in St Louis. Knight praised the week to prepare, while UCLA’s Buckner move helped spark a 73 straight-win Bruins run entering the semi.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press Sports
UCLA
Indiana
Bob Knight
San Francisco
Knight
Ernie DiGregorio
Providence
Friars
Maryland
Memphis State
Kansas State
Guilford
N.C
Quakers
Eastern Shore
Rutgers
Minnesota
Manhattan
Alabama
Notre Dame
Southern California
Louisville
American
North Carolina
Oral Roberts
Massachusetts
Missouri
Fairfield
Marshall
Virginia Tech
New Mexico
Kentucky
Hoosiers
Quinn Buckner
St. Louis
Tommy Curtis
Bruins
John Wooden
Bobby Knight
Bowling Friday Night Ladies League Scores and Highs
A dense listing of scores from Friday night leagues shows high series and games for teams including ROOSTER 2 High 10-30-M Gordon 185-498 and LISTER'S PLUMBING 1 High 10- with C Dengel 177 and P White 508. Other top marks include S Wolgast 198-532 for ROYAL TLANES 4 and M Miltene 145-406 for CRITES-0 High 10-30. The report covers multiple leagues and players with team mounts such as AJBC LEAGUE DEUCES WILD and SUNDOWNERS LEAGUE, detailing individual game and series totals across names like G. Winters, C. Watts, F Betz, R. South, J. Everhart, and many more.
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RED Rooster
M. Gordon
Lister's Plumbing
C. Dengel
P. White
Royal Tlanes
S. Wolgast
Crites
M. Miltene
Bent Fender
Boise Cascade
M. Chappell
G. Winters
Helen & Bill’s
C. Watts
Lee's Downtowner
C. Clutter
Baldwin Ward
Troutman
West Wilson Repair
A. Mains
Myers
Tigers
F. Betz
Daugharthy
Franano
J. Betz
K, Artinger
D. Beets
Pink Panthers
M. Stewart
R. Bachelor
R. South
R. Daugharthy
MFA Insurance
Robertson
L. Keyser
Ottawa Tire
G. Page
L. Johnson
Ledom
Akudrick
J. Everhart
Stumblers
B. West
Liegerot
Sundowners League
R. Dodd
Alley Cats
F. Kaub
S. Barber
K. Cordie
Burns
D. O'Hara
Potter
Heckman
M. Malltay
the Rollers
C. Wallis
R. Roller
R. Coffman
R. Milton
Bown
V. Roberts
O. Bien
Colbert Wins Jacksonville Open After Dramatic Finish
Jim Colbert preserves a one stroke lead at Deerwood Club on the final day as he pars the 18th to win the Greater Jacksonville Open. He holds a 279 total, with Wiechers Miller Sikes and Graham tying at 280 behind him. Colbert collects $26,000.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jim Colbert
Colbert
Jimmy Wiechers
Deerwood Club
Johnny Miller
Wiechers
Miller
Dan Sikes
Lou Graham
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Jacklin
England
Nicklaus
Jacklin
Bad Timing Sunk 'Cats
Memphis State defeated Kansas State 92 72 in the NCAA Midwest regional. Coach Jack Hartman blamed atrocious timing for the loss, noting hurried play and poor shooting after a slow start. Kusnyer led KSU with 21 points while Kruger added 15 and Mitchell 12 as Memphis State outrebounded 47 34.
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Stillwater
Okla
Kansas State
Jack Hartman
Oklahoma State
Hartman
Memphis State
Wildcats
Floyd Gass
Sam Awbrey
Oklahoma Baptist
Bob Bass
Creighton
Eddie Sutton
Les Lane
Eastern Kentucky
Guy Strong
Houston
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ronnie Robinson
Larry Kenan
Bill Cook
Tigers
Ernie Kusnyer
Lon Kruger
Steve Mitchell
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Pollard
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Carney and Carter
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Junction City
Offerle Co-Op
Kinsley
J. Howe
Pratt
A. M. Smith
Chet Walker
Howard Porter
Dick Snyder
Fred Brown
Spencer Haywood
Sonics
Rudy Tomjanovich
Jimmy Walker
Philac
Porter-Spears
Agency
S. Main
Tom Porter
George Spearr
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Henry Morgan Farm
Greeley
Morgan Brothers
Peckman Angus, Inc
Paola
Lytle and Son
Wellsville
Phil Liungdahl
Dodge City
Mercer
Hutchinson
Kan
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N.J
Mark Baker
Three Rivers
Poplar Bluff
Brevard
Cocoa
Wittmeyer
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Athcard Arpet Service
Armstrong
Patcraft
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Overbrook
Baldwin Jct
First Corner
High Tower
Centropolis
Burch
Krause
Ford
Henry Lassen
Claude Myers
Franklin County Sale Co
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