NCAA Tourney Opens With Philadelphia Dallas Opener
NCAA action begins with 25 teams in a three-site opening. Connecticut meets Providence in Philadelphia with Princeton facing VMI and Connecticut and Providence among at large selections. Dallas hosts Oklahoma City vs Creighton and Texas A&M vs Texas Western with winners advancing to Raleigh. Duke beat Wake Forest to lead ACC winner entry. Michigan, Ohio State and Gary Bradds set records in Big Ten finale as other results pour in.
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Princeton
VMI
Providence
Villanova
Duke
Raleigh
N.C
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Creighton
Texas A&m
Texas Western
Kansas State
Michigan
Buckeye
Gary Bradds
Ohio State
Robin Freeman
John Dee Named As Court Coach At Notre Dame
SOUTH BEND Ind Alumni John Dee 40 former Alabama basketball mentor appointed head varsity coach at Notre Dame succeeding Johnny Jordan who resigned Dee given a four year contract Dee who starred in the sport here in the 1940s was an assistant under Jordan at Notre Dame in 1951 and 1952 He also coached the Kansas City Steers of the old American Basketball League and for five seasons directed the Denver Truckers of the National Industrial Basketball League
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Alabama
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Kansas City
New England’s Best Bet Is Central Connecticut
Unbeaten Central Connecticut, unranked Providence, and Connecticut face NCAA and NAIA clashes as New England teams chase regional glory. Providence meets Villanova in the NCAA East Regional while Connecticut contests Temple. Central Connecticut opens against St Mary’s of Texas in the NAIA.
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Loyola Begins Crown Defense Tomorrow Night
Loyola Ramblers open their NCAA title defense facing a gauntlet of top teams. Coach George Ireland said the squad believes it can compete with Michigan Kentucky Duke and UCLA as it prepares for the Tuesday night opener in Chicago.
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Berkshire 6 Classical 3 in key hockey win
Berkshire School defeats Classical High 6-3 at the Boys and Girls Club to close the 1983-84 season 12-2. Tuller opened the scoring with Whitney and Perry assisting, Holton added unassisted goal, Harrison and Perry padded the lead before Gaudreau beat Reichart. Whitney, Bruder, and Berkshire add further scores as Classical answers with two goals by Gaudreau and Houghton.
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Jack Holton
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Lee Reichart
Whitney
Bill Bruder
Charley Houghton
Bob Findlater
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Meaney
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Peck
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Condition Of Stage Stays Poor
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 101, remained in poor condition at Hillhaven Convalescent Home as uremic poisoning and old age affected him. He had a relatively comfortable Sunday with slight temperature rise after two days of IV feeding, and was later given fluids by mouth. Stagg, Yale graduate and Hall of Fame member as both player and coach, did not retire until 98.
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Hillhaven Convalescent
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Yale
University of Chicago
Joanne Farry Wins Midget Girls Trophy at Lake Placid
Joanne Farry of the Pittsfield Speed Skating Club won the midget girls trophy in the Eastern Seaboard indoor championships at Lake Placid New York over the weekend. She led with 8 points after a first in the 220 yard race and a second in the 330 yard event. Also placing for Pittsfield were Fotsy Husted third and Sally Farry fourth in juvenile girls 220, and Jimmy Marauszwski fourth in midget boys 220.
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Pittsfield
Horan Competes In Big Ring Event at Troy
Hap Horan of Pittsfield fights in the Adirondack AAU Golden Gloves tournament at Catholic Central High School gym in Troy New York. He defends Western Massachusetts welterweight honors won weeks ago at Holyoke. Horan has nine wins and two losses. Defending champ is Jack Kelsey of Latham who is unbeaten in two years. Troy winners advance to national championship and Olympic tryouts in Las Vegas Nevada.
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Hap) Horan
Pittsfield
Catholic Central High School
Troy
N.Y
Horan
Western Massachusetts
Holyoke
Jack Kelsey
Latham
Las Vegas
Nev
Denver Wins Fourth Straight NCAA Ski Title
Denver Pioneers clinched their fourth straight NCAA team title and eighth in 11 years with 370.2 points, narrowly beating Dartmouth at Cannon Mountain. Western State’s Jennings Cross earned skimeister honors. Dartmouth’s Dick Durrance and Utah’s Dave Engen followed in the top ranks. John Clough of New London led in giant slalom and slalom, edging Western State’s Dave Gorsuch by one second.
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N.H
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Pioneers
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Colo
Middlebury
John Clough
Cannon Mountain
Franconia
Dorchester
Jennings Cross
Western State
Dick Durrance
Utah
Dave Engen
Clough
New London
N. H
Dave Gorsuch
Indianapolis 500 telecast by TelePrompter network
Universal City California TelePrompter Corp will supply coast to coast cable network facilities and services for the May 30 telecast of the Indianapolis 500 mile race. The four hour Memorial Day coverage will be televised into theaters and arenas for the first time and be the longest and most extensive closed circuit sports project yet undertaken. Jay J Merkle TelePrompter VP says a rigorous quality control system will keep engineers in key locations in two way communication to assure top reception.
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TelePrompTer Corp
Jay J. Merkle
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Top 10 Teams Weekend Results From AP Poll
UCLA remained undefeated at 26 0 with wins over California 87 47 and USC 91 81. Michigan improved to 20 3 by defeating Iowa 69 61. Kentucky at 21 4 lost to St Louis 67 60. Duke 23 4 beat N C State 75 44 North Carolina 65 49 and Wake Forest 80 69. Wichita 22 5 defeated North Texas 90 83 and Drake 58 50. Oregon State 25 3 did not play. Villanova 22 3 beat Seton Hall 104 73. DePaul 21 3 lost to Bowling Green 89 80 and beat Dayton 79 73. Loyola Chicago 20 5 beat Ohio University 103 87. Davidson 22 4 did not play. Season completed.
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Bald Byington Leads Wallace College Defense at Home
Berea Ohio AP Bald end Denny Byington drew a personal cheering section at every Wallace College home game. His wife and three children John 4 Mike 3 and Jackie 1 attended each match reflecting family support for the standout defender.
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Ohio
Baldwin-Wallace College
Denny Byington
Byington
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Jackie
Adams and St Charles win in opening CYC senior tourney
A pair of Adams teams and a Pittsfield club won opening games at the Catholic Youth Center 18th annual senior basketball tournament. St Thomas' of Adams beat Mount Carmel 78-53 as Fiedler led with 22 points, while St Charles' dominated Sacred Heart 117-61 with Shepard scoring 45. St Stanislaus' Adams edged St Francis' North Adams 74-63 in a seesaw finish.
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Marsten Family Places Second in Ski Race at Mad River Glen
The Marstens of Pittsfield Massachusetts family Alpine Ski team finished second in the annual Mad River Glen family ski race in Fayston Vermont. The Gilbert family won the event with three generations competing. Aloise and his daughters Nancy and Sally placed third in the standings. Eugene and Pamela won the brother sister race and Eugene and Marquita were second in that division. Alex and Pamela finished third in the father daughter race while Eugene and Alex took second in the father son division.
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Eugenee
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Mad River Glen
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Vermont
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Sally
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Fathers Place 1 2 In Skiing At State Derby
Two Pittsfield High School fathers topped the Massachusetts state downhill championship at Wachusett Mountain. Charles Goodrich Sr. won the veterans division and Roger Sloper finished second. Bobby French of Otis Ridge Ski Club was the lone Berkshire youngster to finish on his feet, taking third in Class 2 boys. Scandinavian Skis Club of Princeton aided the course as 170 contestants competed.
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Roger Sloper
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Bobby French
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