Baseball Spring Training Lockout Provokes Player Outcry
Melvin Durslag argues the owners punished players by locking them out of spring training. He compares the disruption to sending players to harsh camps, notes dwindling conditioning, and contrasts U S and Japanese training methods while predicting players will avoid camps and seek beach or desert settings.
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Barbizon
Womon
George Allen
Olympus
Alten
Florida
U.S
Vero Beach
St. Petersburg
Oasis
Scottsdale
Palm Springs
Mt. Fuji
Marquette and Rutgers Spark Title Threats In Big Ten Clash
Indiana rival Guire earns comparisons to a black legend while Marquette shows outside shooting and a strong guard in Lloyd Walton. Butch Lee and Bo Ellis aid rebounds as Marquette forms a sharp offense. Rutgers, led by Tom Young, shows discipline and speed to challenge for Final Four.
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Guire
Jerry West
Marquette
Lloyd Walton
Butch Lee
Bo Ellis
Jerome Whitehead
Lee
Tatum
McGuire
Indiana
Rutgers
Scarlet Knights
Phil Sellers
Mike Dabney
Hollis Copeland
Jim Bailey
Eddie Hordan
Abdel Anderson
Princeton
St. John's
Tom Young
Alabama wins SEC title in dramatic fashion
Alabama claims its first outright SEC basketball title in 20 years as Reginald King scores eight in overtime to lift the Crimson Tide 84 77 over Vanderbilt. Leon Douglas leads with 40 points, King adds 27, and T R Dunn seals regulation drama with a buzzer-beater rebound. The Tide draw Indiana Marquette and North Carolina in the NCAA Mideast bracket.
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Crimson Tide
Reginald King
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Ana
Marquette
North Carolina
Tide
Dayton
C.M. Newton
Newton
Kentucky
Evelyn
Nashville
Vandy
Roy Skinner
Leon Douglas
King
T.R. Dunn
Jeff Fosnes
Commodores
Butch Feher
Strongsville Star Mieyal Chooses Virginia Cavaliers Football
Strongsville standout Carl Mieyal accepted a full scholarship to the University of Virginia after a standout senior season. Coach Marty Albert praised him as a top student and versatile athlete, capable at quarterback, defensive back, punter, and kicker. Mieyal passed for 1,111 yards and ran for 668 as the Mustangs clinched the Cuyahoga Conference title with a 6-0 record. He earned the Lou Groza Award and was a 64-point scorer with nine touchdowns.
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Carl Mieyal
Strongsville
Cuyahoga
University of Virginia
Marty Albert
Cavaliers
Carl Miegal
Albert
Carr
Mieyal
Mustangs
Miegal
Lou Groza
Cleveland Touchdown Club
Virginia Cavaliers Upset Ranked Teams in Poll Rise
Virginia stunningly defeated Maryland, North Carolina State, and North Carolina to extend momentum as the Cavaliers surge into national polls. Indiana remains UPI champion after weekend results confirming Virginia's rising prominence in college basketball.
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Virginia
Indiana
North Carolina
Maryland
North Carolina State
Cavaliers
Powerhouse AP Poll Boosts ACC Playoff Teams
AP poll recognitions surged as powerhouses from the Atlantic Coast Conference clinched recent playoff spots. The move elevates teams into national title contention and reshapes early season expectations for the national championship race.
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National Collegiate Athletic
UPI Poll Top Twenty Reveals 1975-76 Leaders
The final 1975 76 United Press International Board of Coaches top 20 college basketball teams are listed with first place votes and records in parentheses noting games played through Saturday March 61.
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United Press International Board of Coaches
Associated Press
Indiana
Marquette
Rutgers
New
Beliza
Nevada-Las Vegas
Carolina
UCLA
North Carolina
Notre Dame
Alabama
Tennessee
Missouri
Michigan
Mn Ladd
Washington
Mary and Ne
Arizona
Texas Tech Mo
Centenary
Princeton
Hoosiers
St. John’s N
Eagles girls coach finds consolation despite loss
North Ridgeville sectional setback ends North Olmsted's season at 6-11 as coach Beth Hackett praises effort and defense. Lorain coach Miles cites nerves and missed layups, vows better play next time. Hoosiers win UPIs national title. Indiana finishes 26-0 ahead of Marquette and Rutgers.
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Eagles
North Olmsted
Beth Hackett
Lorain
North Ridgeville
Miles
Avon Lake
Hale Irwin Eyes Masters Title
Hale Irwin, winner of the Citrus Open after a two-day six-hole playoff over Kermit Zarjey, leads money list and eyes the Masters as a future goal. He plans a short break before pursuing the new World Series of Golf and other majors. Irwin jokes about retirement while signaling continued pursuit of top titles.
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Hale Irwin
Kermit Zarjey
Irwin
Purple Violets edge Blue Royals in junior girls basketball
In South Amherst action last Saturday the Purple Violets beat the Blue Royals 13 to 2 and the Green Hotshots edged the Blue Royals 64 to 2. Rose Biffle led the Violets with 10 points while Tammy Stevens scored all six for the Hotshots. Michelle Blackburn, Rhea Holtz and Vicki Heminger scored for the Royals.
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Purple Violets
Blue Royals
Green Hotshots
Rose Biffle
Violets
Tammy Stevens
Hotshots
Michelle Blackburn
Rhea Holtz
Vicki Heminger
Royals
Elyrians Qualify for National YMCA Swim Meet
Elyria swimmers Eric Rubin and Eddie McCoy earned individual qualifying times for nationals at a North Canton meet. The girls 400 yard medley relay team also met the standard, posting a 4 39.8 led by Berman 1 13 8 backstroke and Shelton 59.7 freestyle, while Ruth Berman, Colleen Keith, Debbie Moore and Dawn Shelton also achieved the marks.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
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Eddie McCoy
North Canton
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McCoy
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Colleen Keith
Debbie Moore
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Keith
Moore
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College basketball results across leagues and tournaments
A string of scattered scores and results from college games and NAIA first round play. Notable outputs include SOUTH Alabama 84 over Vanderbilt 7.OT and Auburn 103 Mississippi 88, with other reads like Kentucky 94 Mississippi 51.93 OT, Lake Superior 88, Alcorn State 79, and Lincoln Memorial 101 Guilford 9.
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Piorida
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NAIA
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Soppin
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Doane
Norfolk
Fairmont
Howard Payne
Hinois Wesleyan
SW Baptist
Lake Superior
Alcorn
Lincoln Memorial
Guilford
Texas Southern
Florida
District Boys Basketball Results Across Several Cities
District tournament scores from Ohio venues show numerous matches. Key outcomes include Taft 48 over Orford Lebanon 69, Middletown 98 over Cincinnati Soso 55, Kettering Alter 80 over Belmont 66, Fairmont East 53 over Troy 45, St Xavier 72 over Bacon 6, and Columbus St Charles 6 over Marion Pleasant 58. Other notable results: Marion Elgin 60, Cincinnati Elder ff, Cincinnati Woodward 15, and Canton area games including Buckeye West 49 over Indian Valley South 56. Additional listed games: Steubenville regionJeromesville Hillsdale 74 over Cleveland Hawken 67, Mohawk at Columbus, and Canyon No. 10 listings with Lutheran East 63 defeating La Grange Keystone 45.
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Cleveland Lutheran East
la Grange
Keystone
Jeromesville Hillsdale
Cleveland Hawken
Rybarcyk wins crown at Chicago Judo Spectacular
Frank Rybarcyk Jr claimed the 11 year old heavyweight title at the Chicago Judo Spectacular, with sister Mary finishing second in the 11 year old lightweight division. Both youths attend the Nakamura Judo Institute in Elyria, Ohio, and the Chicago event drew entrants from across the U S and Canada.
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Chicago
Mary
Nakamura Judo Institute
Elyria
Canada
Frank Rybarcyk
Jefferson Junior High
Oakwood School
Evin
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