Where are you Allen Richie Durslag tale from spring camp
West Palm Beach report on Richie Allen’s unpredictable spring training status. The Braves hold rights and pay, while Allen vanishes for weeks and returns with improved numbers. The piece traces his career arc, contract dynamics, and ongoing uncertainty about his 1962 arrival.
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Walton’s $2 Million NBA Contract and Radical Life
Basketball star Bill Walton discusses wealth, politics, and lifestyle while noting past activism with the United Farm Workers and a Watergate era protest mindset. He questions the $2 million Portland contract, favors wealth sharing, and avoids painkillers amid a cold climate move to Portland.
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Nicklaus one stroke back after two rounds at Doral Open
Jack Nicklaus sits one behind leaders Gary McCord and Wally Armstrong after two rounds at the Doral Open. He carded a 139, five under par, amid four bogeys, four birdies and an eagle on the 7,028-yard Blue Monster course. Miller and Trevino sit three back at 141, while Mike Hill is fourth at 140.
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Indianaopens NCAA playoffs with Texas-El Paso clash in Lexington
Indiana seeks a 30th straight win as it starts the NCAA tournament in the Mideast Regional at Lexington, facing Texas-El Paso after a dominant regular season. The schedule features 16 first-day games with regional matchups across the country and the National Invitation Tournament opening in New York.
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Lorain boxers fare in regional Golden Gloves finals
Lorain County produced three winners and three losers at the regional Golden Gloves finals in Cleveland. Open division champion Art McKnight of Pignatelli-Carbetta AC lost to Gary Pope. Mike Johnson fell to Jeff Stoudemire. Novice winners included Luis Caldera, Gary Thompson, and Ray Valesquez, with several other Lorain entrants advancing or losing in later bouts. The open champions qualify for the national tournament in Knoxville, Tennessee.
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Tournament results and upcoming NCAA matchups recap
Friday's results include Purdue over Missouri 87 74 and Bowling Green over Tennessee 58 67 in the NCAA quarterfinals. NAIA and Division III games feature Glassboro beating Brockport 76 63 and Le Moyne 71 34. Upcoming games list East Midwest and West regional contests with multiple university teams and venues across Philadelphia Charlotte Lexington Tuscaloosa Lubbock Tulsa and Tempe.
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Twin towers spark Rossford triumph in regional clash
Rossford bulldogs, led by Scott Spencer and Mitch Kopyszynsky, defeated Willard 63-60 to improve to 22-1 and extend their win streak to 14. Spencer and Kopyszynsky scored 40 and grabbed 26 rebounds while coach Joe Stalma used a 1-2-1-1 full court press. The victory came in Anderson Arena before 3913 fans as the Bulldogs advance in the Bowling Green Class AA Regional.
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Seghi criticizes Kuhn over Indians internal clash
Cleveland Indians general manager Phil Seghi says he phoned commissioner Bowie Kuhn to express shock at comments on the dispute between manager Frank Robinson and pitcher Gaylord Perry. Kuhn suggested Seghi should have let the confrontation resolve itself. Perry faced criticism from new field boss over long distance drills for pitchers.
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Bowling Green upsets Tennessee in invitational showdown
Bowling Green stunned Tennessee 67 to 38 in the National Commissioners Invitational Tournament led by Jeff Montgomery’s 28 points and sharp passing. The Bulls next meet Drake in a semifinal as Purdue edged Missouri for a Saturday pairing with Arizona. King led Tennessee with 22 while Montgomery closed strong in the final minutes to seal the upset before 6,261 fans.
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Indiana and Utah Rally In Double Digit Wins
A rough score summary shows Indiana over Utah 121 to 1 and San Antonio defeating Virginia 94 to 102 in select games. Denver edged New York 95 to 97, Memphis trailed Kentucky 1s, and Boston led Parttantt 14 while Philadelphia topped Phoenix 108 to 97. KC-Omba 104 beat Washington 102, Chicago 97 beat Detriot at New York 18 Monston 4, Los Angeles 105 over Mitwenker WA, and Wit fam 1 closes the list.
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