Marquette Reinstated by NCAA Over Lackey Affidavit
Marquette basketball, ranked seventh, wins reinstatement after captain Bob Lackey signs an eligibility affidavit stating no agent represented him. NCAA moved to suspend, then restored the Warriors before the Mideast subregional game amid the pro bid turmoil that followed Jim Chones and other players.
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Tenn
al McGuire
Ohio University
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Jim Snyder
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Dayton
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UCLA Clinches Unanimous No 1 In Final AP Poll 1972
UCLA finishes 26-0 to take all 30 first place votes in the final AP basketball poll of 1972. North Carolina 23-4 holds No 2 followed by Penn 24-2 and Louisville 23-3. New entrants Villanova Kentucky Ohio State rise into the top 20 as Houston Missouri and Hawaii exit.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
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Two Davidson Stars Return Home for NIT Opener
Davidson Wildcats plan a 1 pm NIT first round in New York with guards John Falconi and Mike Sorrentino. Falconi leads with 15.8 points and Sorrentino averages 10.8 and leads in assists. Coach Terry Holland notes Sutter is unavailable due to an exchange program. Pecorak replaces him. Davidson seeks to win the tournament.
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Sutter
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Mexico
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Rosewall and Okker Reach Second Round in Chicago Tennis
In the Kemper International Tennis Tournament Rosewall defeated his opponent easily to advance to round two while Okker required two tiebreakers to win and move forward. Nine first-round matches took place and six more were set for today at two Chicago area venues featuring Laver and Roche among others.
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Chicago
Ken Rosewall
Australia
Tom Okker
Netherlands
Rod Laver
Tony M Roche
Roche
NAIA Tournament Opens Second Round Action in KC
Top seeds and mid seeds won opening games as NAIA tourney moved into afternoon and evening matchups in Kansas City. Teams including Eau Claire Gardner-Webb Xavier Louisiana Ouachita Glenville Northeastern Oklahoma Westmont and others posted varied scores and standout performances.
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Selma
Ala
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Elizabeth City
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Exhibition Baseball Results From Monday
The Associated Press reports scores across exhibition games. Notable results include Boston 3 over Philadelphia 2, Atlanta 1 over New York A 0, Baltimore 5 over Texas 2, Pittsburgh 6 over Chicago A 5, New York N 9 over Detroit 8, Kansas City 4 over Montreal 2, Houston 4 over St Louis 2, Los Angeles 2 over Cincinnati 1, Chicago N 12 over Milwaukee 2, San Diego 9 over San Francisco 4, Cleveland 7 over Oakland 6, Salt Lake City 2 over California 0, and Cleveland B 6 over Hiroshima Carp 5.
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Patek tops majors in putouts and double plays
Fred Patek of the Kansas City Royals led the major leagues in putouts with 301 and in double plays with 107 last season, establishing himself as a standout at shortstop.
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Fred Patek
Kansas City Royals
Tennessee State Opens NCAA College Division Tourney
Evansville Indiana reports top ranked Tennessee State with 24-1 record and 16 game win streak as favorite in eight team NCAA College Division Basketball Championship. Evansville defending champ eliminated. Eastern Michigan Missouri St. Louis Southhampton Roanoke and Southern Colorado also in field with names, stats, and opening matchups.
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Seph
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Hal Johnston
Assumption
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Dan Small
Horton Seeks All-Around Role With Tigers
Willie Horton at Detroit spring training in Lakeland says he aims to be an all around player. He notes 40 homer seasons aren t enough and emphasizes team needs, moving runners and fielding awareness over personal power. Horton hit 22 homers and 72 RBIs last season despite injuries.
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Summer league slugger leads NC toss with .358 average
Rick Richardson of the Louisburg Hurricanes topped the North Carolina Collegiate Summer League batting race with a .358 average and led in home runs with 12, highlighting his hitting power for Chapel Hill.
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Louisburg Hurricanes
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