Indiana Faces UCLA in NCAA Semifinal Showdown
Indiana University, led by Bob Knight, challenges UCLA in St Louis semifinal. Hoosiers rely on Downing Ritter and Buckner as they aim to upset the six year UCLA reign led by Bill Walton.
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John Laskowski
Jimmy Crews
AHS Announces Spring Sports Schedules and Openers
AHS releases schedules for baseball track and golf under athletic director Charles Cummings. Diamond crew opens April 12 at Greenfield Central, with Noblesville visiting April 16. Nine home games include NCC contests, with golf opener April 9 at Pendleton Heights and state champions defending at Carmel.
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Indiana Extends Swimming Lead at NCAA Meet
Southern California star Steve Furniss set an American 400 yard individual medley mark in Knoxville as Indiana surged to a large lead in the NCAA championships. Mike Stamm added a backstroke record and Indiana's 800 free relay set a new meet standard, keeping the Hoosiers well in front of Southern California with Tennessee, UCLA and Washington chasing.
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Launderers Run Past Maidrites 112 91 in AAU Regional Opener
Alderson Launderers overcome missing players to defeat East Side Maidrite 112 91 in the AAU Midwest Regional first round at the Wigwam. Weatherford scores 33, Regenold 25, Welmer 22 as seven players suit up and Harvey adds 13 with 15 rebounds.
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Busby and Bird No-Hit Tigers in Exhibition Win
Kansas City Royals combined for a no hitter against Detroit 4-1 as Steve Busby pitched six and Doug Bird finished. Cirillo Cruz led the St Louis Cardinals with a triple and a five run seventh against the Mets as three Cruz brothers saw action in the outfield. The day included news of chicken pox hitting the Cardinals camp and Duane Josephson's heart ailment for Boston. Other results: Reds over Dodgers 3-2. Braves over Phillies 5-4. Astros over Twins 4-3. Indians over Cubs 2-1. White Sox 7-4 win over Red Sox in 10. A's over Brewers 4-3.
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Regional Rosters Highlight AAU and College Players
The fragment lists regional rosters and players from AAU, Shaw College, Chubbyville, and Avant Garde. It names teams such as Indiana Butler Marian and Michigan U with coaches and player heights and weights, plus records like Nebraska Weslyn and Wayne State.
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Cage Scores Ohio Tourney Results
In class A South Sebring topped Marion Pleasant 60 to 49. Mansfield St Peter beat Marion Pleasant 63 to 53. PRO ABA Denver defeated Indiana 101 to 92. Kentucky 115 edged New York 91. NBABaltimore 106 beat Cleveland 104 while Houston 132 defeated Philadelphia 112 and Boston 124 toppled Atlanta 108.
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Marion Eliminates Elgin In Tight AAU Regional Clash
Holloway Realty of Marion sustained a late rally to edge Sinners Builders of Elgin 94 91 in the AAU Midwest Regional at Anderson Wigwam. Marion improves to 16 1, Elgin falls to 27 2 as both clubs advance toward the championship Sunday.
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Ravens Fall in Indoor Opener at Rose Hulman 83 44
Terre Haute Anderson College opened its 1973 track season with an indoor loss to Rose Hulman 83 to 44. Coach Jim Macholtz praised early-season progress and noted results ahead of last year. Outdoor action resumes April 7 at DePauw Invitational in Greencastle.
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Former Syracuse trainer named Yankees new trainer
Gene Monahan, previously with Syracuse, becomes the New York Yankees trainer succeeding Joe Torre who retired after holding the post since 1961.
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Army 1973 Lightweight Team Names Gene Richardson Captain
Gene Richardson of Waxahachie Texas will captain Army's 1973 lightweight football squad as announced by coaches. Team aims for high performance and leadership from the quarterback as a guiding force.
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