Hunter sparkles for Yankees in exhibition loss to Braves
A's former star Catfish Hunter, now with the Yankees, shines in spring action though New York falls 4-1 to Atlanta. Oakland routed Milwaukee 9-1 behind four hits by Reggie Jackson as Mike Norris, Rollie Fingers, and Blue Moon Odom combined on a one hitter. Other scores: Cincinnati 8 Mets 2, Houston 3 St. Louis 2, Montreal 9 Minnesota 5, Baltimore 4 Texas 3, Los Angeles 11 San Francisco 7, San Diego 4 Chicago 2, Boston 9 Detroit 0, White Sox split with Pirates 4-1 and 6-3. University of Arizona shocks Cleveland In-
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McAdoo Named NBA Most Valuable Player for 1974 75
Bob McAdoo of the Buffalo Braves won the NBA Most Valuable Player award for 1974 75 with 81 first place votes and 547 points. He led the league in scoring at 30.8 points per game and 54.7 percent shooting, adding 15.1 rebounds. Cowens Hayes Barry and Abdul Jabbar followed in the top five.
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Aggies sweep TCU 9-1 in two-day series rout
Texas A&M completed a two day bombing run on Texas Christian with a 9-1 victory. The Aggies outscored the Horned Frogs 36-3 in the three game sweep as Lockett pitched strongly and Thurmond and Raymer produced multi hit games. A&M sits 9-3 in SWC play, four games behind Texas. Baylor swept St Mary's in non conference action while Texas Tech split with Hardin-Simmons.
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Sounds and Squires duel top ABA foes in season finale
The Memphis Sounds and Virginia Squires, both near bottom of the ABA standings, face the New York Nets and Kentucky Colonels in a two game set to close the regular season. If tied after Thursday, Nets and Colonels meet for a one game East title playoff.
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Miller Enters Greensboro Open Golf Field
Johnny Miller is added to the Greensboro Open field after a late plan change aided by Jack Nicklaus success. The Great Greensboro Open offers 225000 dollars in prize money and is played in Greensboro North Carolina.
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Women in 2nd round of AAU tournament drawn
Gallup New Mexico hosts second round as eight top seeds enter after first round byes. Seattle claimed a forfeit, Raytown earned a Thursday bye, and results from Tuesday saw Baltimore Plainview New York City Shreveport Detroit and others win to set tonight’s pairings with Detroit Ankeny Shreveport Indianapolis New York City Allentown Plainview Seattle Gallup and John F. Kennedy College of Wahoo fielding opponents.
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Pistons center Lanier hobbled by sore knee
Bob Lanier of the Detroit Pistons is nursing a seriously sore left knee that could sideline him for tonight's key game against the Chicago Bulls. Detroit sits third in the Midwest Division, 2.5 games ahead of Milwaukee, with two games left in the season. A Pistons win or Bucks loss could clinch a playoff spot.
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Eagles hand Mustangs 4 2 in district opener at Andrews
Pecos Eagles rally from 2-0 down in the first inning to defeat Andrews Mustangs 4-2 on Tuesday. Kenneth Williams earned the win with nine strikeouts as Lin Vel Mosby and Allan Clayton produced key doubles. Pecos moves to 4-? on the year and hosts Panth ers in Fort Stockton Friday, with a home district game against Ector on April 11.
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Kermit Blasts Fort Stockton 11-1 in Five Innings
Kermit defeated the Fort Stockton Panthers 11-1 in five innings as Eddie Gregory earned the win and Tony Ramirez took the loss. Daryle Fulbright collected three hits including a triple to lead the Yellow Jackets, who improved to 9-4 while Fort Stockton dropped to 4-11 in district play. Both teams sit 1-1 in district 2-AAA with next actions Friday and Saturday nearby.
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Monahans Top Choice in Angelo Track Meet
Monahans rates as the top choice to unseat the Ector Eagles at the Angelo meet in San Angelo with West Texans hopefuls Pecos Mona hans Ector Fort Stockton Lake View Snyder Brownfield and Lampasas also in the field. Ray Cameron and Ronnie Jenkins lead Pecos in hurdles and sprints while Mark Hadaway duels with Cameron for hurdles supremacy.
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Johnson to pitch for ENMU in doubleheader at Lubbock
Sophomore Kyle Johnson from Pecos High and transfer from Ranger College will start for the Eastern New Mexico University Greyhounds as they face Lubbock Christian College in a snow delayed doubleheader. ENMU carries an 0-5 record. Wayne Aiken will pitch the second game. The team then travels to Portales for a home opener versus Western New Mexico.
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