World champions become ragtag group in spring training
Pete Rose and Johnny Bench, stars of the 1975 World Series, lead a disillusioned Cincinnati Reds during a stripped down spring training at McFarlane Park in Florida. The team trains without lockers or showers as management keeps players from agreeing on a new contract.
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Johnny Bench
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McFarlane Park
Joe Morgan
al Lopez Field
McFarlane
Rawly Eastwick
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Pace stars as Coppin State routs Texas Southern in NAIA tilt
Coppin State center Joe Pace scored 31 points and grabbed 17 rebounds to lead an 88-77 victory over Texas Southern. Pace's dominant 6-11 performance featured 8-10 footers and a highlight over the back two handed layup.
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Marymount
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Newberry
Eastwood Meets Victoria in Class 4A Semifinal match
In Austin four 4A and four B teams reached semifinals at the state schoolboy tourney. Eastwood, the 4A defensive leader, faces Victoria, which tops scoring with 80.6 ppg. Jim Bowden leads Eastwood 14 ppg as Bobby Lesley notes a pace battle. Victoria’s defense has held opponents to 53.6 ppg.
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Talks stall in owner player baseball contract talks
Cincinnati star Johnny Bench warned the baseball season hangs in the balance as a two hour session at the Tampa airport hotel failed to advance a new labor deal. The Major League owners and the Players Association remain stalemated after the eye-to-eye meeting.
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Reds
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The
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Andy Messersmith
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Cavaliers hold off Warriors as Barry held to two in second half
Cavaliers beat the Golden State Warriors 110-99 behind Bobby Smith with 24 points and a late third-quarter surge. Rick Barry scored 24 but was limited in the second half as Austin Carr and Jim Cleamons guarded him.
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al Attles
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Barry
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Cavaliers
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Smith
Austin Carr
Jim Cleamons
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