Pension dispute and coach changes stir spring sports chatter
News notes span baseball bargaining timing and pension deals, OJ Simpson appearances, Bowing Kuhn as new baseball head, and Crankshaft of boxing talks. Mentions of Chuck Barnes handling Simpson finances, Lloyd Bucher at Pueblo roots, Daryle Lamonica coaching change, and Cobbled past Yankee batting record contrasts.
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College Basketball Roundup Far West Scores and Upsets
A disjointed cache of college men’s basketball results from the Far West and surrounding regions shows Gonzaga, Idaho, Montana, Kansas State, Oklahoma, and Florida posting varied scores. Notable entries include Georgia Tech, Kentucky State, and Tennessee all in action with mixed outcomes.
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Dodgers Chief Fears Strikes May Slow Team
Dodgers president Walter O'Malley worries about pitcher strikes affecting the club as 12 unsigned players linger. Alston fines three pitchers for a midnight curfew breach while others work to sharpen training. Willie Davis nears return. several players told to shed pounds as spring drills continue.
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Oaks Fall 3rd Time to Dallas Beasley Leads Rally
John Beasley scored 42 points and Ron Boone 33 as Dallas defeated Oakland 128-117 at Oakland's home court. The win stops the Western Division leaders from sweeping the season series, marking Dallas first three defeats of Oakland this year.
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Armstrong, Murrell lead Oakland past Houston 128 114
Warren Armstrong scored 26 and Willie Murrell 24 as Oakland toppled Dallas 128 114 in a losers' hardwood game. Miami faded late while Flo ydians reached double figures, with several players contributing in a high scoring affair.
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Pipers Move to Jersey City for 1960 ABA Season
Minnesota Pipers will relocate to Jersey City for the 1960 ABA season, per Hackensaick Record via Augie Borgi. The team previously moved from Pittsburgh to Minnesota, with Mark Einstein named to manage the New Jersey group, succeeding Burstein who served as business manager for the New Jersey Americans before the franchise moved to New York last season.
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World Cup Ski Races Open Amid Snowbound Squaw Valley
Skiers from 13 nations check in for the Work Cup opener at Squaw Valley as more than 180 competitors battle through Sierra snow depths exceeding 30 feet. Names like Sabich Kidd and Chaffee figure prominently for the United States as Sabich holds 12th in world standings.
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Cougars Tighten Grip on Seconds in Stanford Bowl
Washington State moved into sole second place in the Pacific Coast Conference with an 84 46 home win over California as Ted Wierman and Lennie Allen led with 22 and 18 points. Washington Huskies beat Stanford 68 45, extending Stanford's conference losing streak to eight games.
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Voters Decide Night Harness Racing in Inglewood
Inglewood voters will decide the sale of night harness racing at Tollywood Park on April 1. The State Court denied a mandamus to halt the proposal to place the initiative on the ballot. Weinglen and City Council supported listing the measure.
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Kyber Leaves AU Coach Post After Resignation
Alan Kyber resigned Monday as coach of American University's basketball team. Kyber, who led the Eagles for several seasons, steps down amid season uncertainties and unknown future status for the program.
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NBA Standings Update Highlight Pistons and Bulls Slippage
Walt Bellamy scored 20 points as Detroit slipped toward Milwaukee in the standings. Clem Haskins and Bob Doozer each totaled 29 for Chicago, whose 108 19 108 loss to San Francisco trimmed their position. The Warriors led 165 104 late when Haskins and Jed connected on a 15 4 run. Rudy La Russo led the Warriors with HC points.
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Bullets Stretch Lead Tod United Tress Basketball Win
Nev i Louphrey led with the UT scoring as Baltimore edged Detroit 120 to 119. Monroe added 23 points and Ray Scott 22 as Baltimore logged a fourth straight win and pulled 44 percent ahead of idle Philadelphia in the NBA Eastern Division chase.
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UCLA's Unanimous Streak Continues
UCLA holds an unbeaten 22 game run and remains No 1 in both UPI and AP ratings for the 12th straight week. Santa Clara slips after a double overtime loss to San Jose State, dropping to third in UPI and fourth in AP. North Carolina climbs back to No 3, while La Salle enters the AP listings and moves to fourth in UPI.
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Fanfare and NHL Notes From the Forum Evening
A sports page item notes the Boston Bruins likely to reclaim their division crown with the return of Bobby Orr and Phil Esposito against the Los Angeles Kings at the Forum. Esposito faces discipline after a suspension while Orr is sidelined by knee injury. both teams vie for playoff positioning as the season progresses.
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Rebels rally past Lumberjacks for 87 70 win
University of Nevada Las Vegas upset Northern Arizona University 87 70 as UNLV outscored NAU 31 20 in the final 10 minutes. The Lumberjacks’ only home loss of the season leaves NAU at 4 16 8 and UNLV at 19 5.
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