Kings Hope Wild Card Chance Remains Narrow
Milwaukee stays within sight of a wild card as the Kings drop to 32-35 with a 103-96 loss. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar led the Bucks with 34 points, while Nate Archibald scored 34 for the Kings, who trailed Chicago by 3½ games in the Midwest.
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Mickey Davis
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Jon McGlocklin
George Thompson
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Marquette beats Tulane sets up Kentucky clash in NCAA
Marquette, ranked fifth, defeated Tulane 76 65 in New Orleans and earned a first round NCAA Mideast region meeting with sixth ranked Kentucky in Tuscaloosa. Coach Al McGuire cautioned about Kentucky's speed and physical play while noting Tulane's strong effort and heat affected the game.
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al McGuire
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Ala
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Parson
Redskins land Glenn Hyde in trade from Falcons
Washington, AP, acquired rights to offensive tackle Glenn Hyde from Atlanta for a future, undisclosed draft choice. Hyde previously played for the Chicago Fire of the World Football League last season.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Nets
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Nancy Gunter
Mrs. Gunter
Houston
Kim Warwick
Pittsburgh
Miss Overton
Round trip shot lifts Eagle baseball to 5 4 win
Pecos Eagle catcher Robert Abila hit a sixth inning round trip homer as sophomore Linvel Mosby fanned 12 in a 5 4 victory over Midland High Bulldogs. The win improves Pecos to 2 3 on the year and sets up a 4 30 p m game at Big Spring against the Steers, followed by a three day tournament in Monahans.
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Bucky Dent
Bill Melton
Brian Downing
Arturo DeFreitas
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Aurelio Rodriguez
Gary Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Barry Foote
Montreal
Tokyo
Chunichi
John Hiller
Tigers
John Wackenfuss
Queens Volleyball Hosts Seminole in Busy Home Slate
Pecos eyes second half district title as the Eagles face Seminole at home with freshmen at 5 p.m. junior varsity 6 30 p.m. and varsity 25 minutes after. After this match, Pecos travels to Ector and Kermit, with a March 18 clash against the 1974 district champion Lobo girls on the final home stretch.
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Boston Manager in Midseason Form
Boston manager Darrell Johnson sparked a spring training flare up as the Red Sox lost 7-3 to the Astros. Balks by rookies Barr and Bomback helped Houston lead early, Johnson was ejected after protesting aggressively. Other Grapefruit League results included Phillies over Mets 7-3 and Yankees over Braves 4-3.
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Mark Bomback
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Evert advances in Houston tennis opener despite delay
Chris Evert seed two cruised past Marcie Louie 6-3 6-2 as Houston tournament began after a four hour portable court delay. Other first round results included Julie Anthony, Ma rena Kroschina, Linky Boshoff, Bridgette Cuypers, Mona Schallau and more across Munich, Sao Paulo and Sao Paulo venues.
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Associated Press
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