USOC promises new day for Olympic athletes reforms
In Colorado Springs USOC president Philip O. Krumm vows to end one man rule and give athletes a voice. The plan includes an 18 member athlete board, possible athlete on the Executive Committee, and a move to include non sports leaders to run operations on a business footing.
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Dispute May Delay Start of Spring Training
Pete Rose angrily warned he will withhold support if contract talks with the Major League Baseball Players Association delay spring training. Ron Reed voiced frustration, while Frank Dale threatened to punch Marvin Miller as owners postponed workouts amid contract tensions.
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Texas Tech SMU clash sets Moody sellout record
Dallas crowds fill Moody Coliseum for the Texas Tech versus SMU SWC showdown as both teams sit 6-1, with winner taking sole first in the conference. Prewitt highlights free throws and inside, Myers notes rising attendance and road crowd roar.
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Nicklaus Leads Hope Classic with 10 Under Par
Jack Nicklaus shot a two under par 70 to lead the Bob Hope Desert Classic at Tamarisk CC with 10 under, topping Gay Brewer Billy Casper Doug Sanders and Arnold Palmer who were at 7 under. The leaders will move to La Quinta CC before final rounds at Bermuda Dunes with NBC TV coverage.
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Maryland Tops Fordham 83 72 in MSG Doubleheader
Maryland coach Lefty Driesell praised the win after a rugged 83 72 victory over Fordham at Madison Square Garden. Jim O'Brien came off the bench for 19 points to lead the Terrapins as Fordham’s Ken Charles poured in 34 in defeat. The night also featured a first half by American University over Fairleigh Dickinson and several Top Twenty matchups.
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Erving Scores 58 as Squires Top Nets 123 108
Julius Erving dominates with a career high 58 points and perfect from the foul line 22 free throws as the Squires beat the Nets 123 108. George Carter led Nets with 40 while Cleveland tops Atlanta in overtime 136 132.
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Duncan named Oklahoma receivers coach
Don Duncan was approved by the University of Oklahoma Board of Regents as assistant coach in charge of receivers. The former Navarro Junior College head coach will replace Galen Hall, who becomes offensive coordinator. Barry Switzer was named head coach with a four year contract at 24 000 per year, succeeding Chuck Fairbanks who left for the New England Patriots.
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Wagstaff Joins 700 Win JC Coaching Elite
Floyd Wagstaff, head coach of Tyler JC Apaches, earned his 700th victory in 912 games over 26 seasons as Navarro JC Bulldogs were defeated 102-76. Wagstaff began coaching in 1946 after leaving high school ranks, becoming the first junior college coach to reach 700 wins.
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