Baltimore Bees coach Paul Baker resigns after six seasons
Paul Baker announces immediate resignation as head coach of the University of Baltimore basketball team. Baker, the school’s most successful coach, leaves with a 69-71 record and a 27-10 Mason-Dixon Conference mark over three seasons, citing salary and personal reasons. Jack Hubbard to coach the Bees baseball and basketball squads.
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Barber Named Favorite For Citrus Invitational Lead
Miller Barber, ruggedly unglamorous in appearance, tops money list and seeks the $30,000 Citrus first prize in Orlando. Sam Snead calls him a country doctor type, while Barber credits his late-season success to putting as he defends titles against Palmer Trevino and Player. Notable absentees include Nicklaus and Casper.
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Neumann Seals Scoring Crown Lead In NCAA Race
The article notes Johnny Neumann of Mississippi leads the NCAA scoring race with 923 points in 23 games for a 40.1 average, ahead of Austin Carr who has 976 points in 26 games. Rebound leader Artis Gilmore stands at 23.2, with Kermit Washington at 20.5 and Rusty Tyler at .871 free throws. Belcher leads team field goal at .633 though season closed. Wuycik may reclaim it with Coast tourney performance.
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Pro Basketball Standings And Schedule Snapshot
Eastern Atlantic divisions show New York leading with 49 wins, Phila 45, Boston 36, Buffalo 21. Central division leaders Baltim 40, Atlanta 32, Cincinnati 29, Cleveland 13. Western Midwest Milw 65, Chicago 47, Phenix 45, Detroit 42, Pacific Los Ang 46, San Fran 37, San Diego 35, Seattle 34, Portland 23. Wednesday results include Atlanta 139 Phoenix 96 and Cincinnati 120 New York 118 in overtime. Upcoming games list includes stow at San Diego and Detroit at Portland. ABA East Virginia 47 26, New York 37 36, with Floridians 31 46. West Utah 50 21, Indiana 49 23, Memphis 37 37. No games scheduled in some leagues.
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Admiral's Reward Wins At Charles Town In Big Exacta
Admiral's Reward captured the sixth race at $44.40 at Charles Town. Three fans shared a $6723.80 payoff each for selecting the 1-7 1-3 winning combo, with Country Style paying $5 and Chuck's Law $3.80.
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College Basketball Playoffs Second Round Scores
The Associated Press reports NAIA playoff results with Elizabeth City State 74 over Indiana PA 72 and Grambling 77 over Glassboro OT 75. Other games include Eau Claire 97 over Earlham 76 East Michigan 71 over Whittier 70 OT Kentucky State 73 over Central Washington Fairmont 83 over Great Falls 80 NC A&T 86 over Jackson State 37 Stephen F Austin 99 over North Southern Dakota St 62.
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Royals Rally Past Knicks in OT. Hawks Top Suns
Cincinnati’s Royals erased a 17 point third period deficit to beat New York 120 118 in overtime as Nate Archibald scored seven in the extra period. Atlanta rolled Phoenix 139 98 behind Pete Maravich and 37 points.
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Tony Perez Ends Holdout With Reds in 1971
Slugging third baseman Tony Perez stopped his 10 day holdout in Tampa and agreed to terms with the Cincinnati Reds. The contract includes an estimated $20,000 raise bringing his 1971 pay to about $85,000, short of his $100,000 goal.
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Top Seeds Advance in Tourney
The NAIA tournament's four top seeds won to reach the quarterfinals. Kentucky State, Fairmont, Eau Claire State, and Stephen F. Austin advanced with wins over St. Thomas, Great Falls, Southern Arkansas State, and North Carolina Asheville.
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Ali Assistant Drew Brown Suspended by NY Commission
New York AP Drew Bundini Brown Muhammad Ali's assistant trainer was indefinitely suspended by the New York State Athletic Commission for excessive coaching. Warning at ringside and spraying water during the heavyweight bout against Joe Frazier prompted the action.
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