NBA roundup shows Kings edge Suns on late free throws
Sam Lacey drained two free throws with 13 seconds left to lift the Kansas City-Omaha Kings to a 103-99 win over the Phoenix Suns. Across the league, Milwaukee beat Detroit 101-83, Buffalo topped Seattle 104-97, Boston downed New York 126-111, Portland routed Cleveland 117-98, and other results followed in a busy Tuesday night.
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Trevino Close to Florida Citrus Open Lead in Orlando
Lee Trevino states he has it together after a 66 in the Jackie Gleason Classic, eyeing a strong Florida Citrus Open. With 153 in the field, contenders include Arnold Palmer, Jerry Heard, Hale Irwin, and Bob Murphy, as the 200000 event begins at Rio Pinar.
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TCU no hitter caps SWC sweep
Texas Christian freshman Reuben Tomlin pitched a seven inning no hitter striking out eight as TCU routed Texas Lutheran 8 0 in game two after taking the opener 14 4 Les Hemby had five hits two homers and six RBI for TCU In other SWC games Texas A M beat St Mary 10 4 and 5 1 Texas beat Lubbock Christian 9 2 and 12 3 SMU edged Dallas 5 4 and 6 3 Rob Stramp had six hits in Texas doubleheader versus Lubbock Christian and James Gibson and David Lockett sparked SMU with a five hitter in the nightcap Don Jarma delivered a go ahead RBI in the first game and Jeff Sage allowed five hits in the nightcap.
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Hialeah Park Faces Closure Over 1976 Dates
The Florida Board of Business Regulation will award South Florida thoroughbred racing dates in May 1976, risking Hialeah Park's future amid deep debt. President Lynn Stone warns 1977 dates may be too late to save operations, as the track lacks prime mid season dates. The board alternated dates with Gulfstream after a 1972 Supreme Court ruling ended Hialeah’s monopoly.
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