Marquette Wins National Title in McGuire's Final Game
ATLANTA AP Marquette, once going nowhere, shocks North Carolina 67-59 to claim the NCAA championship. Coach McGuire retires after securing his first title, noting the victory as a surprising, momentum-shifting finale to his career.
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Marquette Coach Al McGuire Wins First NCAA Title
Al McGuire, retiring after 20 seasons, guides the Marquette Warriors to a 67 59 victory over North Carolina for the NCAA championship. Center Jerome Whitehead and guard Butch Lee spark the late surge as McGuire tears up after a season highlighted by a mid season slump reversal.
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Murcer embraces Cubs move with goal of 30 homers
Cubs publicists tout Bill Murcer as a star addition after a winter trade from the Giants for Bill Madlock. Murcer signs a five year deal worth about 1.2 million and aims for near .300 with 30 plus homers, while admitting windier conditions at Wrigley may help or hinder.
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Randle Decks Rangers Boss in Bench Brawl
Texas second baseman Len Randle punched manager Frank Lucchesi on the field amid a dispute over the second base job. Lucchesi was hospitalized with a concussion and a fractured cheekbone. Randle was suspended by owner Brad Corbett and faces a team hearing. Bert Campaneris helped break up the fight.
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Superstar trio should quit now
AP columnist urges Namath Ali and Ashe to retire at 33 to 35 as their careers fade and their legacies risk being tarnished by lingering glory. The piece contrasts fading stars with past legends and warns against clinging to diminishing fame.
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Cubs Break Even On Pair Of Spring Trades And Inning Loss
The Cubs tied their spring record in an 8 7 11 inning defeat to Oakland as Jerry Tabb’s 11th inning single gave the A’s the win. Randy Hundley homered in his first spring at bat tying the game in the ninth while Ray Burris pitched seven innings for Chicago. The Cubs had traded Joe Coleman to Oakland for Jim Todd and sold Tabb’s contract to the A’s. They plan more games in Scottsdale and Tucson against the Indians Mariners and Giants. Cubs catcher role hinted by Hundley moving into the picture as a potential extra backstop.
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Leapers win by forfeit in city co ed volleyball
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