Warriors win despite lousy play in Chicago
The Golden State Warriors beat the Chicago Bulls 91-87 as Rick Barry admitted the team played poorly. Across the NBA, Washington topped Buffalo 100-94 and New York edged Atlanta 97-96 while Philadelphia defeated Portland 105-98 and Houston beat Kansas City 111-100.
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Parseghian chooses TV over pro coaching in 1976
Ara Parseghian, exiting Notre Dame after 11 seasons, announced he will not seek a pro coaching job in 1976 and will host a weekly youth oriented sports show, Ara's World of Sports, starting next fall. He says he may return to football professionally later, but not in college.
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TV show Enter the Games and coaching decision noted
Former Notre Dame coach Parseghian says he will not return to college football or coach professionally in 1976. The TV series will feature young athletes in three sports plus instruction from a renowned athlete and cover local to national championships to encourage youth participation.
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