Patterson leads UCLA to title in 68 62 victory over Villanova
Patterson scoring 29 points, breaking out of Alcindor shadow, leads UCLA to its fifth NCAA title with a 68 62 win over Villanova before 31 765 at the Astrodome. Kentuckys Dunn seals third place with late free throws. crowd records fall. Patterson ends five season wait to win the championship.
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New faces mark 1971 major league baseball season
Major league baseball debuts a wave of new managers and coaches for 1971. Billy Martin leads Detroit, Chuck Tanner to Chicago White Sox, and Dick Williams to Oakland with several other changes across clubs plus a new Philadelphia ballpark.
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Robertson leads Bucks to win in first playoff game
Oscar Robertson scored 23 points in Milwaukee's 107-98 victory over the San Francisco Warriors in Milwaukee. Lew Alcindor managed 25 points but was limited to 10 rebounds as Nate Thurmond contributed 19 points and 8 boards. Jeff Mullins led SF with 30 points while Thurmond and Cunningham keyed defense. Milwaukee outshot 48.3 percent to 43 percent, gaining a 1-0 series edge in the best-of-seven.
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Fingers hurls A's to victory in spring romp
Rollie Fingers dominated the Padres in a 9-2 Oakland win in Yuma Arizona boosting his Cactus League mark to 4 0. The right hander worked a full game despite four bloop doubles seven walks and a fifth inning jam. He struck out the side in the third and retired Dave Robinson with a foul dribbler to catcher Dave Duncan.
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Perry stars as Giants win in shutout victory
Palm Springs report: Perry pitched eight strong innings in a 4-0 San Francisco win over the California Angels in 85 degree heat. Perry also homered earlier, while Willie Mays added two doubles and one RBI. Angels’ Jim Maloney yielded five hits in six innings and Eddie Fisher and Dave LaRoche finished for California.
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