Iba Seeks 700th Win Against Kansas Tonight
Oklahoma State coach Hank Iba, nicknamed The Iron Duke, eyes his 700th victory as his Cowboys face Kansas. The stretch run follows a four-game skid after reaching No. 699 last week. UCLA Duke Wichita also strong in Friday results while Drake joins NIT field. Wake Forest and Duke set for ACC final.
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Second half of title match slated Sunday
The second half of the Western Maine men's bowling title between Bob Reed of Portland and Nick Gillis of Biddeford is set for Sunday at 9 30 PM at 20th Century Lanes. Gillis leads by 27 pins after the first half. scores were Gillis 1117 Reed 1097.
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Pointers To Beat Slow Play On The Golf Course
A guide on polite pace of play noting slow habits that delay groups. It urges golfers to minimize practice swings, quick club selection, avoid excessive chatter, and keep carts out of the way. Heads up on common slow play causes and a call for a collective effort to speed rounds.
National Hockey League Friday to Sunday Schedule
The Associated Press outlines the NHL slate with no Friday games and no Monday games scheduled. Upcoming Sunday fixtures include Montreal at New York and Toronto at Chicago with Detroit at Boston on Sunday.
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Indoor Mile Record Falls For Tom O Hara In Chicago
Tom O Hara of Loyola of Chicago set an indoor mile mark of 3 56 4 at the Chicago Daily News Relays before 18307 fans at Chicago Stadium. He split 58 1 for the first quarter and 1 58 8 at half, finishing 3 down from 2 59 8 at three quarters and 56 6 for the final 440. O Hara said he could have run one or two seconds faster and will race next in Cleveland.
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Pro Basketball Friday Results Summary
National Basketball Association results include Boston at Detroit New York at Philadelphia San Francisco at Los Angeles Baltimore at Cincinnati Philadelphia at New York Baltimore at St. Louis. Monday’s schedule lists Baltimore at Los Angeles.
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Ernie Terrell Tops Zech in 2002 Bout in Chicago
New York reports Ernie Terrell defeated Gerhard Zech by outpoint in a 2002 Chicago match with Terrell earning the win in a 214 round tally.
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Germany
Exhibition Play Opens for Red Sox and Cubs in Arizona
Bill Monbouquette starts for Boston as the Red Sox season begins against part of the Chicago Cubs in Mesa Arizona. The Cubs meet the Angels in Palm Springs with rotation mixing, while Ken Hubbs is remembered in the opener.
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Pete Charton
Bill Spanswick
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Dick Ellsworth
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Hawkins and Venturi Share Pensacola Open Lead
In Pensacola Florida Fred Hawkins and Ken Venturi led the 69 player field into the third round of the Pensacola Open with Hawkins at 135 nine under par and a one stroke edge over Venturi who fired a 65. Defending champ Arnold Palmer sits among the contenders at 137 along with Miller Barber as the chase for the $4 000 top prize intensifies. Various veterans including George Baylor Bill Collins Doug Sanders and Gary Player lurk within reach as second round scoring reshapes the leaderboard.
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Zahares and Oilers Reach Finals in St. Louis Alumni Tourney
In St Joseph's Parish Hall Zahares Market of Old Orchard Beach defeated Dutremble Brothers 99 to 62 led by Gary Girard and Steve Dowd. Roy and Perreault beat White Star Laundry 99 to 85 to advance to tonight's final with Zahares.
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Cassius Clay Receives Name Muhammad Ali
New York reports Elijah Muhammad of the Black Muslims named heavyweight champion Cassius Clay Muhammad Ali. Clay heard the honor on WWRL radio and said he was honored. He had previously indicated he would be known as Cassius X under his new faith.
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Terrell Eyes Cassius Clay After Stinging Loss
Terrell, 6-foot-6 from Chicago, ejected in a dreary 10 round decision by Germany's Gerhard Zech in Madison Square Garden. He boasted he can beat Cassius X any day and attacked Zech, who repeatedly wrestled and dodged Terrell's punches.
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