Cavemen pound Pecos 7 2. meet Lamesa in tourney
Carlsbad Cavemen beat Pecos 7-2 at Carlsbad as Donald Ray Walker allowed six runs in two innings before Frankie Rodriguez pitched a complete game. Carlsbad advances to meet Lamesa Thursday in the Andrews baseball tournament, with Don Worth Crider and Fernandez delivering early hits to spark the rally.
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Pacers crush Condors in 139-116 ABA win
Pacers start without Mel Daniels and Roger Brown but roll past Pittsburgh 139-116 as all Indiana starters score 20 plus. George McGinnis leads with 33 points while Fred Lewis 23 and Rick Mount 22. Condors' John Brisker 25. Other ABA scores include Kentucky over Memphis 102-99 and Dallas over the Floridians 107-90. Masters note mentions Gary Player in 14 straight tournaments.
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Kareem Jabbar Named NBA MVP for 1971 72
Kareem Jabbar of the Milwaukee Bucks won the NBA Most Valuable Player award for the 1971 72 season with 581 points and 81 first place votes. The 7 2 center leads the league with 34.9 points per game as Lew Alcindor previously won the honor and Bucks clinched the Midwest Division. West, Chamberlain, Havlicek and Haywood followed in voting.
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Bucks
NBA
Jerry West
Los Angeles
Wilt Chamberlain
John Havlicek
Boston
Spencer Haywood
Seattle
Jabbar
West
Chamberlain
Bill
Pecos Eagles Open Andrews Tournament Against Lamesa
The Pecos Eagles meet Lamesa in the Andrews baseball tournament at 5 30 p m Thursday. Pecos enters with a 7 6 record and has lost five of seven. Eight teams compete with Seminole Monahans Andrews Fort Stockton Dumas Berger and Lamesa.
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Royals may be surprise West champions, Lemon says
Kansas City manager Bob Lemon hints the Royals could contend for the American League West title with improved pitching speed and defense. The club features a strong bullpen led by Abernathy Burgmeier and Dal Canton, a quick infield and improved outfield, while first base and right field remain questions as Scheinblum Horley duel for right field and Mayberry strengthens first base.
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Otis
Lou Piniella
John Mayberry
Houston
RBI
Richie Scheinblum
Steve Horley
Darwin Becomes Top Rookie Candidate After Slugging Start
In spring training, 29-year-old Bobby Darwin, formerly a pitcher, has switched to outfield with the Minnesota Twins. He belted two homers in a 4-2 win over Boston and has 18 RBIs in 42 spring at bats after a 27-homer winter season in Hermosillo. Darwin’s conversion highlights a busy day of exhibition games across the league.
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Rick Monday
Brewers
San Diego
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Cleveland
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Jerry Morales
Padres
Gaylord Perry
Buddy Bell
Indians
Basketball Standings and Results From Segments
The standings show c Miln leading with 61 wins. Chic 55, Phoen 48, Det 25, Pacific Division lists LA 67 of 12, Gold St 49. Results include Buffalo 114 Baltimore 100 and Detroit 120 Cincinnati 117 among other scores. ABA East Division records show 62 16 .795.
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Eagles baseball season in jeopardy after string of losses
The Eagles face a struggling stretch with five losses in seven games and only two recent wins, amid concerns of apathy and a need for renewed focus. Coach and players recognize the need to treat each game as a full effort from start to finish and strive to improve before District 2-3A play begins.
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Snyder
Crane Club
Indian Hall of Fame to Honor Athletes at Haskell College
Lawrence AP report says Haskell Junior College in Kansas will house an American Indian Hall of Fame to honor post high school athletes and display memorabilia. Temporary HQ in the student union. fundraising goal set at 100000 dollars for a permanent building. Inductees must be part of AAU or pro sports and meet integrity and heritage criteria.
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Lawrence
Billy Mills
Bureau of Indian Affairs
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