Sandies Open District Play In Edna Tonight
Sandies coach Janette Barlow expects a tough opener as Edna hosts the defending 14-AAA champions at 7 30 p m. Edna's Bee Straine leads a returning lineup while Sandies guard Diana Cornett aims to continue her scoring pace after a 29 point average.
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Rice Consolidated
Poised Maguire's South Carolina Tops Virginia Tech
South Carolina led by Jack Gillon and Mike Dunleavy as Frank McGuire's poised team edged Virginia Tech 81-77. Maryland beat Duke 83-77 behind Mo Howard's late surge. Marquette crushed Portland 87-57. La Salle defeated Memphis State 93-84. Providence downed St Joseph's 82-68.
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Jenkins and Rangers discuss 1975 contract talks
Texas Ranger pitcher Ferguson Jenkins and Rangers officials planned a huddle to review his 1975 deal. Jenkins reportedly wants about 200000 dollars after being offered roughly 140000, amid rival offers and Hunter’s free agent move to the Yankees.
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Tarkenton's arm Grant finds diversion
New Orleans reports Coach Bud Grant deploys a new tactic to distract from the mounting pressures of a Super Bowl week. The Minnesota Vikings and star quarterback Fran Tarkenton are central as the strategy unfolds in the run up to the title game.
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NCAA Meeting Ends Without Major Inflation Cuts
The NCAA wrapped its 69th convention in Washington with no big moves to trim costs. A single resolution tasks the NCAA Council to study inflation by June, while proposals to cap scholarships and limit paid visits or recruit contacts were rejected.
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Missouri Valley Conference
Mixed fortunes for fishermen at Texas bays and jetties
Mrs Ruby Apostalo at Port OConnor reports trout and refish in back bays and jetties. Dusty Rhodes party lands eight pound redfish. Mrs Robert Gregory at Captain's Fishing Center notes sheephead and trout with few redfish. Indianola Center favor Coloma Creek and West Pockett for fishing while duck hunting outnumbers anglers. Lavaca Bay shows inconsistent catches with fedrum and trout reported by Chris Frangullie at Port Lavaca Pier.
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Port Lavaca State
Stabler named AP MVP and All Pro top quarterback
Ken Stabler of Oakland was selected MVP of the 1974 season by the Associated Press and heads the All-Pro team. He led the NFL with 25 touchdown passes, threw for 1,469 yards in the regular season, and guided the Raiders to the AFC Western Division title before a playoff loss to Pittsburgh. Teammates Otis Armstrong and O J Simpson join him in the backfield along with a and defense stars across Minnesota Dallas and Pittsburgh.
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Bucks Rally Past Pistons In Fast Break Win
Milwaukee off to slow start but surges to 102-92 over Detroit as Dandridge scores 32 and Abdul Jabbar 23. Bucks close gap to three games behind Detroit in the Midwest as Philadelphia loses to the Lakers.
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Newport approves sale of land for jai alai promoter
Newport city council votes to sell 5.7 acres for 57 500 to Arthur W. Silvester owner of Tourism and Corp with a jai alai license. He plans to build a front for a facility likely opening later this year. Boston University trounces Northeastern 8 2 in hockey extending NU skid to 33 games. Peter Marzo nets a hat trick.
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