Young Thoroughbreds Enter World Of Professional Racing
Aiken hosts a batch of 2 year olds transitioning from yearling training to professional racing. Trainers from Cragwood, Brandywine, King Ranch and others plan spring shipments to Belmont Park Garden State Park and Aqueduct while Cragwood eyes November return amid uncertain finances following owner Engelhard’s death.
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Wildcats Ready For Game Of Their Lives Against UCLA
Villanova coach Jack Kraft says his scrappy Wildcats are ready for the game of their lives against defending NCAA champion UCLA after a 92-89 double overtime semifinal win over Western Kentucky. He admits he is worn out but confident in his players’ resolve. UCLA aims for a historic fifth straight title.
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Wildcats edge Kansas in NCAA semifinal at Astrodome
Villanova with Hank Siemiontkowski and Howard Porter stun Kansas in a 68-60 semifinal win as 31,428 fans watch. UCLA coach John Wooden deploys Sidney Wicks against Kansas in a separate high‑pressure clash. Wicks tops 21 points, Bibby 18 as Robisch is limited by UCLA's press.
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Knicks Rally Past Hawks In Tight Semifinal Clash
New York 112 Atlanta 101. Knicks take a 1 0 lead in the best of seven series as one game remains on Friday slate with Eastern Conference semifinals. Baltimore Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles Milwaukee etc. remain scheduled in upcoming games and results.
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Bonnies fall in double overtime NCAA semifinal battle
Paul Hoffman of St Bonaventure missed a crucial late foul shot as Georgia Tech was edged by North Carolina 76 71 in double overtime. Duke routed by UNC 73 47 to set a Bonnies Tar Heels semifinal.
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Tigers Open ACC Play With North Carolina And NC State
Clemson baseball starts 1971 conference action against North Carolina and NC State. The Tigers host Carolina at 2 30 p m and face the Wolfpack Sunday at 3 60 p m. Lefties Rusty Gerhardt and Dave Van Valkenburg to start unless relief usage shifts plans. Coach Bill Wilhelm rotates infielders with Bill Prophet and Calvin Weeks locked at second base and shortstop. freshmen Smiley Sanders and Van Valkenburg see first base duty with Sanders also at third. Sanders missed some games due to spring football drills.
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Racing Roundup from AP: Horses win across tracks
Punchs Penny caps a big late run to win the Laurel Mae Purse at Aqueduct. Grafitti comes from last to capture Gulfstream feature. Martins Mingo prevails at Bowie by 3 4 lengths. Lord Chris defeats Bald Hill at Lincoln Downs. Shee Clachan wins Oaklawn feature by four. Orbitta edges Umpteen at Golden Gate. Restless Runner holds off Triple Bend by a nose at Santa Anita. Careless Courage takes New Orleans feature at the Fair Grounds.
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Dixie Youth Baseball Registration Announced
Dixie Youth baseball registration for boys ages 8 to 12 will be held tomorrow at Barry Traughber Field on Old Airport Road from 9 a.m. to noon. A $5 registration fee applies per boy and entrants must be 8 to 12 years old on or before July 31 of the year.
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Highland Park Women Golf Tourney Winners Named
Jewel Napier won first flight in the Highland Park Country Club 36 hole tourney. Shirl O Neill took second flight and Melba Fair captured third flight honors. All board members urged to attend an important meeting at the 19th hole Monday at 8 p.m.
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