Frogs Upset Baylor to Seize SWC Lead in Tight Race
Texas Christian defeated Baylor 94-84 in Baylor's gym to move 9-2 in the Southwest Conference, two games ahead with three to play. Eugene Kennedy scored 25 and Degrate 22 for TCU while Baylor's Jerry Hopkins led with 18. Tech and SMU also won as Texas A&M edged Texas 65-64.
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Astros Hold Workout in Cocoa as Morgan Contract Negotiations Continue
The Houston Astros held their first full workout in Cocoa Florida with infielders and outfielders joining pitchers and catchers who had completed spring week. Joe Morgan was absent from the lineup due to unresolved contract talks with general manager Spec Richardson. Morgan reportedly seeks a raise to 58 000 to 62 000 from 48 000 last season.
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Rich Stake Set For 72 Futurity
Mrs. Liz Devine, nominations secretary at Ruidoso Downs, reports 1972 All American Futurity nominations totaled 536 owners from 37 states with 1048 horses. Texas leads with 194 owners representing 442 yearlings, Oklahoma next with 234 yearlings. Bud Warren of Perry Oklahoma tops individual nominators with 15 yearlings. The event’s purse climbs toward 800 000 for 1972 with potential to reach 1 000 000.
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Melnyk Leads Uprising In Amateur Golf Ranks
Steve Melnyk, 1969 US Amateur champion, gathers fellow top amateurs to meet USGA leaders at the Masters to press for clarity on amateur rules. He argues expenses and benefits shape top play, while noting his own two month probation over free merchandise.
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Jayhawks extend 15th straight win in snow delayed game
Kansas routs Kansas State 61-48 on Tuesday night to stretch their streak to 15 straight victories and improve to 21-1. Indiana, Weber State, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Villanova and others posted key wins in a day of rescheduled games.
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Nationwide College Scores Card Immediate Rivalry Slate
Results across regions include East over Rutgers 70-66 and Rhode Island over New Hampshire 86-78 in OT. Notables: Notre Dame 106 NYU 68, Indiana 88 Michigan 79, Kansas 61 Kansas State 48, Drake 83 Wichita State 76, Pittsburgh 133 Kentucky 130, Utah 133 Denver 103. Pro hockey and basketball results also listed with multiple fixtures across venues.
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Sanderson Enjoys Swinger Lifestyle Highlighted by Bruins Star
Derek Sanderson, star center for the Boston Bruins, lives in a transformed ground-level garage on Beaconsfield Road paying 250 a month with 10 000 spent on interior decor. The 24 year old sports celebrity discusses his life, fame, and hockey philosophy, noting his media allure and plans for a larger feature on his sociological angle.
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