Sonics trade Leonard Gray to Bullets for Weatherspoon
Seattle center Leonard Grayis traded to Washington for forward Nick Weatherspoon. Gray, 25, averaging nearly 12 points as a starter, joins a Bullets team seeking depth. Weatherspoon, 26, 6 8, 205 pounds, has averaged 4 4 points per game as a reserve and looks to add scoring punch alongside Bill Russell.
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Long Beach State taps Currey in pro style plan
New coach Currey outlines a nerve based passing approach favoring Jim Plunkett experience and Ricky Bell support while assembling a staff from Stanford and NFL roots. He recalls prior posts, vows to meet players, and stresses turf and stadium attendance as keys to a revived program.
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Modesto Tournamentopens with Long Beach vs San Mateo cagers
EBCC cagers hit the road for the 39th Modesto Basket ball Tournament first round action. Long Beach meets Santa Mateo at 12 20 p m while other matches include Cerritos Modesto Gompton City College of San Francisco and Trade Tech Los Medanos among early pairings. Cerritos seeks to defend its title as the defending champion. KNICKS Former faker Jim McMillian has bruise left knee and will miss tonight in San Antonio.
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Greg Grant
McNeese State tops Tulsa in Independence Bowl thriller
In Shreveport, McNeese State upset Tulsa 17 16 on Oliver Hadnot's 25 yard run with 87 seconds left amid 13,542 fans. McNeese played with 16 ineligible seniors, redshirted freshmen, and others sidelined, but fought to win as Tulsa led late before a costly interception and penalties kept the Cowboys alive.
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Pac-8 invites Arizona schools amid schedule talks
The Pacific-8 considers seven conference football games and full sport integration for Arizona members by 1978, with football as a potential independent if seven games cannot be arranged by 1982. Basketball would require an 18 game schedule, and baseball would add six team divisions. Legal action from WAC opponents possible. name change to Pacific-10 not decided yet.
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College and Conference Scores Scatter Across Regions
A jumble of team names, campuses, and players appears, listing numerous colleges such as Washington, Santa Clara, Seattle, Glendale, and Vermont among others with scattered scores and references to players and coaches. The fragmentary text lacks coherent narrative but preserves multiple named institutions and individuals.
College basketball scores and league results mixed
Bears, Nova State, and Cal frosh posted big wins while Kentucky and Syracuse defeated visitors. Wilt Chamberlain’s team extended a 15 game win streak. Carolina suffered its worst home loss since 1968. UC Riverside and Santa Clara also posted solid road victories with standout players tallying double digits.
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Barons and Rangers Recall Players in League Moves
Hockey briefs note Barons recall Front Spring from Salt Lake City in the CHL and Rangers recall goaltender Dang Soctaert and center Greg Holst from New Haven in the AHL. Details are unclear due to garbled text, with fragmented dates mentioning mid January and late January in Victoria.
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Long Beach vs Wichita end with late 49er rally
Long Beach trailed Wichita 37-23 at halftime as coach Jones shuffled 12 players in the first 20 minutes. Martin, McMillian and Johnson led scoring for the 49ers, while Elmore supported with key inside plays as Long Beach fell short 247-37 at the break.
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