Candelaria Shuts Down Mets in 12-K Win for Pirates
John Candelaria pitched into the ninth inning and struck out 12 as the Pirates beat the Mets 3-2. The 22-year-old rookie hadn’t won in a month but added his fourth win in seven decisions, praising improved concentration from a bullpen stint.
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Wisconsin Badgers Favored for IRA Title Run
Ten coaches at Ten Eyck Boat House voted Wisconsin's defending NCAA varsity eight as the likely 1959 IRA champion at Onondaga Lake. Randy Jablonic’s Badgers seek a fourth straight IRA titles, aiming to emulate Cornell’s 1955-58 streak, with Penn and Navy strong in preliminary heats and Cal, Northeastern, and Syracuse trailing.
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Blyleven Traded to Rangers for Six Players
Bert Blyleven becomes Texas team’s top earner after the six player deal that sends pitcher Blyleven and infielder Danny Thompson to Texas. Minnesota nets Roy Smalley Mike Cubbage Bill Singer and Jim Gideon. Blyleven vows to be consistent and aims to win 100 games in Texas. Thompson signs with Texas for 38 000 salary after unsigned with Twins.
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Merger Near as NBA Considers Four ABA Teams
The Rocky Mountain News reports the NBA may absorb four ABA teams for about 4.5 million each, totaling 18 million. Possible entrants named include Denver, New York, San Antonio and Indiana, with final selections not disclosed.
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Arnie Burdick urges positive stadium plan for Syracuse
An Open Letter to Royal O'Day urges the CNY Stadium Building Committee to push an affordable Syracuse area stadium to boost SU football, attract fans, and revive local basketball history. The piece argues for strong leadership, community support, and timely construction amid mixed reception to the Arena Group plan.
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Bills Sign Free Agent Ken Sawyer from Syracuse
The Buffalo Bills announce the signing of defensive back Ken Sawyer a 6 foot 190 pound player from Syracuse University. Sawyer was a seventh round pick of the Cincinnati Bengals in 1974 but did not play last season.
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Ramsay Named Portland Coach After Wilkens Firing
Portland appoints Jack Ramsay as the Trail Blazers new coach amid Lenny Wilkens exit. Wilkens says injuries and problems hampered teams and recalls his four year contract. Ramsay previously coached Buffalo Braves who were eliminated by Boston in the Eastern Conference semifinals.
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Herald golfers await Seven Oaks in Am ateur at Camillus Country Club
A field of 133 tees off in the 20th annual Herald Amateur at Camillus Country Club. The low 64 and ties advance to the second round at Colgate University in Hamilton with 72 holes over Seven Oaks in May.
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Badgers Top Elis In Coaches Poll Clash At Easterns
In the Herald Journal coaches poll the Wisconsin Badgers edged Yale 32 to 28 as Yale finished second to Harvard at the Eastern championships. Princeton led with 14 first place votes and Cal followed with 9. Penn Brown and Syracuse also earned votes as the IRA racing meet opened with Thursday heats and repechages leading to finals on Saturday.
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New Zealand National Rowing Team suffers equipment mishap
New Zealand's national eight training for defense of the 1972 Olympic gold faced a setback when Sutton oars shipped from England were damaged in an airport warehouse and not replaced for weeks. Team manager Kerry Ashby arranged replacements, while crews continued practice on Onondaga waters for Saturday IRA events.
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