UCLA Bruins Close In On Dynasty With Returners
UCLA basketball coach John Wooden heads into the 1967-68 season with five starters back led by Lew Alcindor and Mike Warren as the Bruins aim to extend their NCAA title run. The Louisville AP report notes Wooden’s cautious stance on the word dynasty while detailing the returning core and expectations.
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Michael A. Lutz
Louisville
John Wooden
UCLA
Lew Alcindor
Mike Warren
Bruins
Dayton Flyers Eye Rematch With UCLA After Final Loss
Dayton Flyers plan for next season as six of seven return, with Don May leading a strong core. UCLA returns its entire first team after a 79-64 NCAA final win, while Dayton coach Don Donoher notes optimism amid talent back from a 25-6 season.
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Louisville
Rudy Waterman
Grinder Torain
Lew Alcindor
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How to Add Speed in Bowling Delivery
Ask Joe Wilman outlines steps for increasing bowling speed through proper footwork and backswing. He recommends five or more steps for momentum and suggests adjusting the backswing to shoulder height. Instructions accompany a four-basic-ball guide and a booklet offer for 20 cents.
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Joe Wilman
Celtics Fall to Knicks as NBA Semifinals Loom
The Knicks upset Boston 123 112 in Boston to level their Eastern semifinal series as New York travels to New York for the deciding game. Rick Barry scored 37 for the Warriors in a Sunday win while Los Angeles was without Jerry West due to a broken finger. Willis Reed led New York with 88 rebounds and matched strong scoring with Cazzie Russell and Walt Bellamy supporting.
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Bowling Green names Bill Fitch new Falcons coach
Bowling Green State University named William C. Fitch as head basketball coach, effective immediately. Fitch, 34, previously led North Dakota to a 92-44 mark with three NCAC titles and first winning season in a decade. He succeeds Warren Scholler, who resigned after four seasons.
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Porky) Scholler
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Ohio University hockey names MVP and captains for 1967-68
Dennis Corbett of Baltimore was chosen MVP after scoring three goals and eight assists as Ohio University’s hockey team finished 10-9. Juniors Jim Gore of Parma Heights and Terry Gray were named captain and captain’s award went to Jerry Nuerge of Fort Wayne, with praise from President Alden for the team’s season and academic record.
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Brewer Seeks Masters Win After Pensacola Victory
Gay Brewer, 35, from Middletown Ohio, hot after a 66 64 61 71 262 six under victory in Pensacola topping Bob Keller by six strokes at the Pensacola Country Club. He targets the Masters and aims to prove himself after a late stumble last year on the final hole. Keller earned 9000 dollars, Sanders 5625, with the field at 271 272 and Jacobs, Colbert, Archer, Nichols, Sikes in contention.
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Augusta
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Sanders
Pensacola Country Club
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Eglin Air Force Base
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Jack Nicklaus
Tommy Jacobs
Keller
Ken Still
Jim Colbert
George Archer
Bobby Nichols
Dan Sikes
White Sox rely on pitching as bats remain light in spring
Chicago White Sox open spring with strong pitching yet weak hitting. Eddie Stanky touts a heads up, baserunning focused attack, while injuries and lineup shifts test depth. Key players include Williams, Agee, Buford, Ward, Kenworthy, Josephson, and Helms en route to a probabilistic roster mix at catcher, infield, and outfield as the season nears.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Sarasota, Fla
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Stanky
White Sox
Juan Pizarro
Pittsburgh
Jim O'Toole
Cincinnat
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Duane Josephson
Indianapolis
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Ward
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McCraw
Jerry Adair
Hansen
Buford
Dick Kenworthy
Indianpolis
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Tulsa
Stroud
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Charles Bradford
Evansville
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O’ Toole
Cincinnati
Joe Horlen
Bruce Howard
John Buzhardt
Jack Lamabe
Wilhelm
Bob Locker
Dennis Higgins
Wilbur Wood
Pirates
Columbus
Ohio Sophomore Morlan Remains Satisfactory After Injury
Ohio University sophomore center fielder John Morlan remained in satisfactory condition at St. Joseph's Hospital Lexington after a facial injury from Saturday's game at Morehead Kentucky. Doctors expect release Tuesday or Wednesday and a return to workouts in about 10 days.
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John Morlan
Lexington
St. Joseph's Hospital
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