Jazz Drafts Belov the Russian Olympian in Historical Pick
The New Orleans Jazz selected Aleksander Belov in the 10th round, the first Russian drafted by an NBA club. Belov scored the disputed Olympic winning goal for Russia in 1972, prompting comments on international players and potential workarounds for U.S. eligibility.
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Cavaliers trade Davis for Lambert and Utley
The Cavaliers swap Dwight Davis to the Golden State Warriors for their 15th pick and a second round choice plus future considerations. Cleveland then selects John Lambert, USC center, as a key addition while also choosing Mel Utley and Dan Roundfield in later rounds.
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Hawks land two biggies in unpredictable NBA draft
Atlanta grabbed David Thompson with the first choice and Marvin Webster with the second, after Lakers selected Dave Meyers. Bill Willoughby adds depth in round two as high school pairings feature prominently. Kareem Abdul Jabbar and Darryl Dawkins loom amid trades and hardship picks across 180 slated selections.
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Stetson Wins Top Elyria Catholic Award for Cross Country
Bill Stetson received the 16th annual Lou Rotunda Award at Elyria Catholic’s honors assembly after helping the Panthers win back to back state cross country titles. He placed fourth individually with a 2 mile time of 9 51, earned praise for leadership and academics, and his name was to be engraved on a permanent plaque.
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Irwin Nicklaus Mill er Agree On Tough Atlanta Open Pin
U S Open champion Hale Irwin and stars Jack Nicklaus Johnny Miller praised the Atlanta Golf Classic pin placements after an opening round at 6883 yard par 72 Atlanta Country Club. Irwin birdied three of his last four holes to join Billy Casper and Joe Inman in a six under par share of the lead.
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Ashland Coaches Doubt Repeat At D III Championships
Ashland College coach Paul Armor says winning the NCAA Division III Track and Field meet again is unlikely as many points from last year graduated. He spots Southern University Brandeis and Mount Union as threats while noting top contenders like Mark Dienhart, Tony Corelious, Roger Retherford, and others. Lineweaver leads Brockport with the decathlon and finals run through Saturday.
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Chones Named Cavaliers MVP for 1974 75 Season
Jim Chones, 6 11 center, earned Cleveland Cavaliers MVP honors for the 1974 75 season presented by Bill Nicholls of the Plain Dealer at a Coliseum luncheon. He credited coach Bill Fitch for his starting role and cited personal turning points including his recent marriage to Elores. The season featured a late foot injury but a breakthrough as he helped the Cavaliers near an NBA playoff berth.
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