Immaculata stops Flying Queens in AIAW quarterfinals
Immaculata’s Mighty Macs beat Wayland Baptist 68-58 to end the Flying Queens 40 game win streak in the AIAW tournament quarterfinals in Harrisonburg. Lusia Harris led Delta State with 42 points as Delta State defeated Tennessee Tech 88-66 to advance to the semifinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Immaculata
Cathy Rush
Wayland
California State-Fullerton
Queens College
N.Y
Delta State
Lady Statesmen
Tennessee Tech
Southern Connecticut
Ohio State
Lusia Harris
Miss Harris
Wayland Baptist
Sue Martin
Mary Scharff
Mighty Macs
Miss Scharff
Miss Martin
Flying Queens
Cavaliers Down Bulls as Van Lier Faces Backlash
The Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Chicago Bulls 87-83, moving within a half game of the idle New York Knicks for the Eastern Conference playoff berth. Bulls guard Norm Van Lier defended his comments about not getting mentally up for certain teams, while Cavaliers rallied behind the misinterpreted remarks. The Kings defeated the Jazz 101-95 and the Warriors edged the Trail Blazers 97-95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Norm van Lier
Chicago Bulls
Cleveland Cavaliers
Cavaliers
van Lier
Bulls
New York Knicks
Cleveland
Texas
Jeff Burroughs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Srasota
Fla
Chicago White Sox
Bucs
St. Petersburg
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
Montreal Expos
California Angels
Princeton overwhelms South Carolina with precise ball movement
Princeton Tigers dissect South Carolina with sharp passing as they execute a clinic on teamwork. Coach Pete Carril lauded the effort after a near perfect game showing flawless ball movement and high-level execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Rappoport
NEW York (Ap
Princeton Tigers
Princeton
Pete Carril
Tigers
Williams paces Eagle victory in Pecos tourney run
Pecos advances toward the Andrews baseball finals by defeating Seminole 6-1 as Kenneth Williams drives in three runs with a first inning homer. Maurice Bolton shuts down Seminole, with two more Pecos runs in the second to fourth frames. The Eagles, among Andrews area teams in the three day event, collide with Snyder at 5 p.m. today for a shot at the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Andrews
Snyder
Eagles
Tigers
Seminole Indians
Kenneth Williams
Moana
Maurice Bolton
Williams
Bolton
Indians
Kermit, Snyder
Lubbock
Artesia
N.M
Bowling and college basketball results snippets from 1975
The report lists bowling highs with Wesley Hawkins 695 and 253 by Ricky Moon, Lorene Pound 615 and 230, and other scorers plus splits. It then covers NCAA NAIA All America selections and a postseason college game where Oregon defeated Kansas City and a 16 team tourney lead, with Van Blommesteyn, Hill and Ballard notable scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Hawkins
Ricky Moon
Lorene Pound
Alice Vaden
Colleen Beauchamp
Cates Carpet
Judaco
Arrowhead Construction
William’s Gulf Service
Coors of Pecos
South Side Gulf
Champion Chemical
Ideal Pump & Supply
Basin Service Electric
A.A.A. Salvage
el Paso Natural Gas
Budweiser
Cates
J.W. McDaniel
Sammy Cates
Tigers
Tim van Blommesteyn
Armand Hill
van Blommesteyn
Hill
Greg Ballard
Oregon
Ducks
Western Texas faces DeKalb in JUCO final showdown
In Hutchinson Kansas the National Junior College Tournament semifinals pit Western Texas against DeKalb of Georgia while Southern Idaho faces Utica Miss and San Jacinto Texas seeks consolation. Jarvis Reynolds tipped in a last second winner to lift DeKalb 77 76 over Arizona Western. Western Texas beat San Jacinto 79 70 led by Bob Miller 35 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Bayard Forrest
Grand Canyon
Forrest
Arizona
Lloyd Free
Guilford
Eugene Short
Jackson State
Andy Williams
Georgetown
Gary Tomaszewski
St. Mary’s
Texas
Jeff Browne
Missouri Western
Isaac DeVore
Gerald Cunningham
Kentucky State
Tom Kropp
Kearney State
Nebraska
Bill Lindsey
Fairmont State
West Virginia
Dellie Robinson
Alcorn State
Jesse Campbell
Mercyhorst
Jim Blanks
Gardner Webb
Ronald Barrow
Southern University
Joe Clay
Henderson State
Gary Cole
Wisconsin Parkside
Mark Klein
Malone
Jim Hearns
Marymount
Joe Pace
Coppin State
Gerald Douglass
Montevallo
Jack Sikma
Illinois Wesleyan
Clyde Agnew
Newberry
Butch Gardner
Hardin
Calvin Hunter
Georgia Southwestern
O'Neal Torrent
East Texas State
Billy Ingram
Biola
Gus Johnson
Winona State
Rick Penny
McMurry
Tex
Dave Russell
Shepherd
Archie Talley
Salem
Hutchinson
Kan
Southern Idaho
Utica
Miss
Western Texas
DeKalb
Georgia
Jarvis Reynolds
Arizona Western
San Jacinto
Bob Miller
Palmer Finds Stroke At Jacksonville Open
Arnold Palmer, 45, carded a four under 68 to sit one stroke behind leaders Barney Thompson and Mac McLendon at the Greater Jacksonville Open. Palmer said his iron game is improving after a week of practice and forecasts strong play this week. Teammate contenders Ben Crenshaw Jim Dent Grier Jones Bob Dickson Lee Elder also posted 68 while defending champ Hubert Green shot 71 in mild sunny conditions. Jack Nicklaus Trevino and Johnny Miller did not compete in the $150 000 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Deerwood Country Club
McLendon
Thompson
Ben Crenshaw
Jim Dent
Grier Jones
Bob Dickson
Lee Elder
Elder
Hubert Green
Hale Irwin
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Johnny Miller
Cleveland
Chuck Wepner
Muhammad Ali
Las Vegas
Wepner
al Braverman
Ali
Bayonne
N.J
Howard Cosell
Braverman
Washington
Scranton
Martin Maddox feud sparks spring beanball war
The Yankees center fielder Billy Madison Maddux clashes with Texas manager Billy Martin in a spring training beanball feud during the Rangers 3 2 10 inning win. Virden grapples with Jeff Burroughs as tempers flare amid a day of decisive exhibition wins and losses across major league camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin-Maddox
Herschel Nissenson
Billy Martin
Elliott Maddox
Jim Bibby
Maddox
New York Yankees
Texas
Rangers
Yankee
Bill Virdon
Clemson coach resigns amid recruiting rumors
Clemson head basketball coach Tates Locke resigns effective immediately amid rumors of an NCAA investigation into the program. Locke cites intense pressure and personal rumors, saying the decision is not about basketball. Athletic Director Bill McLelland thanks him for improving the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson
S.C
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Tates Locke
South Carolina
Locke
Easley
Associated Press
Clemson Athletic
Mona Hans Bowling Association Barbecue in Monahans
Members of the Mona Hans Bowling Association and families are invited to a barbecue at 7 30 p m on April 5 in the Monahans Junior High School cafeteria at 800 S Faye St. Tickets are 50 cents, available at Ward Lanes. City tournament trophies will be presented and door prizes awarded. League sponsors admitted free. lanes reserved for after the barbecue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monahans Bowling Association
Monahans
Don Bowen
Bowen
Ward Lanes
S. Faye St
Also Mentioned on This Page
AIAW
Carolyn Bush
Nancy Dunkle
Debbie Ricketts
Cal Fullerton
Queens
Althea Gwyn
Gail Marquis
Paul Wiggin
Kansas City Chiefs
Arrowhead Stadium
S. Carolina
Carril
Dotter
New York
Aqueduct
Bobby Dotter
Mary -Ann Dotter
Ballard
Titans
Harter
Helmer Glass & Key
Country Club Mobile Home
Bobbyes & Adams
Williams Gulf Service
Bonnie Lbr. Co
Pecos Garment
Charlenes Poodle Parlor
Anthony’s
Owen’s Remnant
Owen’s Remnant Shop
Ecos Enterprise
Lynn Webb
Essex
New Jersey
Anderson
Housatonic
Connecticut
Grandview
Iowa
Waukesha County
Wisconsin
Westchester
Vincennes
Indiana
Lake Land
Russ Watson
Tor
Bill McLelland
Foxworth
Galbraith
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!