Lanier’s foul trouble sinks Pistons in Milwaukee 130-109
Detroit struggled early as Bob Lanier picked up fouls and sat four minutes in the first quarter. Kareem Abdul Jabbar and the Bucks thrived, with Jabbar piling 39 points and 11 rebounds to power a 130-109 win over Detroit. Jazz top Hawks. Stars beat Squires 97-90.
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Bengals Hire Wood as Full-Time Strength Coach
Cincinnati Bengals name Kim Wood a full time strength coach with duties to guide the team in fitness programs. He played at Wisconsin and has years in a strength development role. He joins a club seeking added program depth.
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Baylor Bears Open Spring Football Practice March 7
Baylor Bears, defending Southwest Conference football champions, will start spring training on March 7 with Coach of the Year Grant Teaff leading 40 letter men. The Bears plan the annual Green and White game on April 19 to cap spring drills.
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Muhammad Ali Aims to Spread Fight Rewards Widely
In New York, Muhammad Ali says earnings from boxing are easy to obtain and should be shared broadly after expenses and taxes. He advocates distributing income to beneficiaries and supporters to maximize social impact.
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Amateur tracksters add record set at AAU honors roll
The Amateur Athletic Union announced that 22 world records were added to the IAAF list through 2021 31 including Ivory Crockett s 9.0 for the 100 yard dash plus two other Americans Rick Wohlhuter s 1 44.1 in the 880 yard run and 2 13.9 for 1 000 meters and Jim Bolding 48.7 in the 440 yard hurdles Crockett from St Louis set the mark May 11 in Knoxville Tenn previous 9 1 was by Bob Hayes
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Capitals Trade Dupere for Bailey and Gilbertson
Washington Capitals trade leading scorer Dennis Dupere to the St. Louis Blues for wingers Gar net Bailey and Stan Gilbertson in a National Hockey League deal. Cary Middlecoff and Julius Boros voted into the PGA Hall of Fame joining 40 others already honored.
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Stars fire Buckwalter coach Buckwalter fired in Salt Lake City
Morris Bucky Buckwalter head coach of the Utah Stars of the ABA says he has been fired. He notes the team will replace him with Tom Nissalke, ex Spurs and SuperSonics coach. Buckwalter spoke by phone from Norfolk, Virginia after a 97 80 win over the Virginia Squires as the official announcement was to be made at a Salt Lake City news conference.
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Randy White Meets Cowboys Press In Low Key Talk
Randy White faced Dallas reporters with limited emotion, saying he would work from within and not reveal contract aims. He noted potential legal talks, mentioned possible interest from the World Football League, and said Dallas would decide on negotiations with the lawyer handling things. White, unfamiliar with the Cowboys, expressed interest in playing middle linebacker and planned further talks with Tom Landry after vacation.
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Aggies and Razorbacks set stage for Shootout II
The Texas A&M Aggies and Arkansas Razorbacks prepare for Shootout II after key SWC wins. Arkansas tied A&M for first with a double overtime victory, with both teams 5-1 entering Saturday. Baylor and Texas Christian faced them, while Rice and Texas fought to escape the cellar and SMU visited Texas Tech.
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