Panama's Ismael Laguna Wins Lightweight Crown in Thriller
Ismael Laguna, 21, defeats Carlos Ortiz by split decision in 15 rounds at Olympic Stadium in Panama City to become world lightweight champion. Ortiz faults lack of sustained offense. Laguna's speed and movement neutralized the favored challenger. Laguna improves to 39-2. Ortiz drops to 44-5 with one no-decision.
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Ullman Leads Wings Past Blackhawks 4-2 to Take 3-2 Edge
Detroit, led by Norm Ullman with a pair in five seconds and a late third period goal, defeated Chicago 4-2 to seize a 3-2 lead in the best-of-seven semifinal. Ullman, top regular season scorer with 42 goals, added two playoff winners as Detroit preserved home-ice advantage. The Canadiens stress remains within reach after their 3-1 win over Toronto.
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Seago nets 34 as Emily's falls to Orange Lantern
Frank Seago scored 34 for Emily's of Pittsfield, but Orange Lantern defeated them 94-82 in Easthampton Saturday. In the night’s second game, Orange Lantern beat Luigi's 59-53. Dwight Durrante added 21 for Orange Lantern.
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NCAA Grants Power to Curb Moonlighting by Coaches
The NCAA adopts enforcement power to stop college coaches from receiving compensation for advising players, scouting or steering toward professional leagues. Violations could bring probation and bowl or tournament bans. A mail referendum passed 132 to 2, extending enforcement to all pro sports under the unethical conduct article.
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Celtics Win 114 108 as Russell outpoints Chamberlain
Boston tops Philadelphia 114 108 to take a 3 2 lead in the series. Russell dominates boards 28 21 and steals 3 0 while acknowledging use of sleeping pills to endure playoff stress and maintain rest and focus.
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Vermont Gridders Enter Spring As Greenest Squad
Vermont football coach Bob Clifford calls the 1965 spring group the greenest in his four years, with only eight of the top 22 players back including Rusty Brink Jack Schweberger and Scott Fitz. The 7-1 record last season sets high stakes for drills. The Cubs last in NL first division in 1935 after a strong showing.
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Westinghouse denial clears Patriots sale rumors
Westinghouse Broadcasting has made no offer to buy the Boston Patriots, says AFL president Bill Sullivan. He notes exploratory talks occurred but no offer is confirmed.
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Schaus Confident L A Will Settle Series Tomorrow
Los Angeles coach Fred Schaus said the Lakers can clinch the NBA Western Division title in Baltimore after a 120-112 win over the Bullets. Jerry West exploded for 43 points to lead L A, with Rudy LaRusso adding 24 and Dick Barnett 16 as Baltimore's Don Ohl and Bailey Howell paced the Bullets.
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Montreal Defeats Toronto 3-1 in Montreal Leads Series 2-2
In Saturday action the Montreal Canadiens beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-1, pulling even at two games apiece after four games. Detroit also won 4-2 over Chicago to move to 3-2 in their series. No games scheduled today with upcoming Detroit at Chicago and Montreal at Toronto on slate for Tuesday.
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