Parseghian says Irish played to win in MSU tie
Notre Dame coach Ara Parseghian defended the final minutes of the 10-10 tie with Michigan State saying he chose ground plays to protect a win. He dismissed critics who charged stalling and noted Notre Dame finished the season No. 1 while MSU ranked No. 2. He warned of a tough 1967 schedule and floated a postseasón game only with unanimous support.
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Stronczek and Falkenbush Top AP All-N.E. Five
Frank Stronczek of American International and Dick Falkenbush of St. Michael's head the 1967 All-New England Small College Basketball Team as selected by the AP. Also named were Paul Wagner, Gary Palladino, and Paul Zajac on the first team with Lowell Tech's Hank Brown on the second.
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Frank Stronczek
American International
Dick Falkenbush
St. Michael's
Associated Press
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Paul Wagner
Springfield
Gary Palladino
Hartford
Paul Zajac
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Lowell
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Hank Brown
New England
Brown
Tom Smite
Bryant College
George Ridick
Assumption
Rick Weitzman
Northeastern
Howie Alexander
Bates
John Galaris
Salem State
Gary Baum
Bridgeport
Henry Payne
Tom Haggerty
Brandeis
Leo Osgood
Torluemke and Maxwell Share Suggs Invitational Lead
Judy Torluemke and Sue Maxwell each shot 75 to take a share of the early lead in the Louise Suggs Invitational at Cypress Creek. Wind gusts above 45 mph hampered play on the 6,369 yard par 72 course. Torluemke from Ocean Reef North Key Largo and Maxwell of Pasadena posted 37 and 38 respectively with multiple birdies and bogeys.
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UPI
Judy Torluemke
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Louise Suggs
Miss Torluemke
Ocean Reef
North Key Largo
Miss Maxwell
Pasadena
Calif
Cypress Creek Country Club
Warriors Hawks Vie in Frisco Tonight
The San Francisco Warriors enter Game 2 of the NBA Western Division semifinal against the St. Louis Hawks at the Cow Palace after a 117 115 win in Game 1. Schedules call for Games 3 and 4 in St Louis April 5 8 with the series tied in a best of seven.
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UPI
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Associaton
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Hawks
Warriors
Los Angeles Lakers
Cow Palace
Bruins and Aces Win Sterling House Tourney Games
In the Sterling House Basketball tourney at Stratford High gym the Bruins beat the Lions 42 1 with Tom Gill and Larry O Toole scoring 18 and 13. Nevinsville Aces edged Dade A C 41 35 with late scores by Pat Kavanaugh and Chris Madden. SOP squad won in double overtime over Bruins 25 27. Sky larks beat Cadets 41 39 led by Randy DiMartino 17. Raiders forfeited as Pals failed to field a team.
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Nevinsville Aces
Sterling House
Stratford High
Tom Gill
Larry O'Toole
Lions
Pat Kavanaugh
Chris Madden
Dade A.C
John Donnelly
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Dave Paotocik
Scott Vaughn
Randy DiMartino
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iRyun Anchors Kansas To New Relay Record
Jim Ryun anchored Kansas to a new world's sprint medley relay record of 3:15.2 at the Texas Relays in Austin. The Jayhawks finished strong with 3:51.3 clocking on the anchor lap as 8,000 watched in Memorial Stadium, amid rival notes on Ryun's 1:44.9 pending 880-yard claim. Texas A&M's Randy Matson posted a collegiate distance mark of 201 feet one inch and a meet standard of 68 34 in the shot put.
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Randy Matson
St. Johns Triumph Opens Season With 61–Win
St. Johns University exploded for two runs in the seventh and eighth innings to defeat visiting New Haven College 61 in the opener for the Redmen. New Haven falls to 2 1.
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New Haven College
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Greer and Chamberlain pace 76ers to win over Celtics
Hal Greer scores 39 points and Wilt Chamberlain dominates with 24 points 12 assists and 32 rebounds as the Philadelphia 76ers defeat the Boston Celtics 127-113 in Game 1 of the Eastern Division finals. Wally Jones adds 24 and Chet Walker 18. Russell struggles with rebounding while Havlicek leads Boston in scoring. The series moves to Boston for Game 2.
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Valenzuela Out 4 to 6 Weeks After Jockey Fall
Ismael Milo Valenzuela, a leading jockey, suffers a broken wrist and a cut to his thumb in a freak incident at Golden Gate. He was unseated when Mister Ed M. bolted toward a wall, landing him in the old jockeys room. Dr. Edward O Regan treated him before transfer to Albany Hospital for X rays.
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Milo) Valenzuela
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Edward O'Regan
Albany Hospital
Harris Outpoints Cokes In Non Title Bout At MSG
Gypsy Joe Harris, 151 pounds, defeated welterweight champion Curtis Cokes, 149, in a unanimous 1 round decision at Madison Square Garden. Harris displayed flashy moves and solid punches, weathering a late Cokes rally that left Harris bleeding from the mouth. Madison Square Garden matchmaker Teddy Brenner aims to rematch them in June.
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Curtis Cokes
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Harris
Teddy Brenner
Cokes
Dallas
Petey Delia
Yankees Top Red Sox in Exhibition Clash in Virgin Islands
New York Yankees defeated Boston Red Sox 3-1 in an exhibition game staged during the Virgin Islands semicentennial celebration. Horace Clarke, a 26 year old Yankee second baseman born in St Croix, received a new car and citation before the game.
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Lonborg
Stephenson
Ryan
Stottlemyre
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Howard
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Whitacker
Maple Leafs goalie asks to be traded to Red Wings
Toronto veteran goaltender Terry Sawchuk says he will not play for the Maple Leafs next season and requests a trade to Detroit. Sawchuk, who set an NHL record with 100 shutouts on March 4, has battled back injuries this season.
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Terry Sawchuck
Toronto Maple Leafs
Detroit Red Wings
Sterling Seniors advance to Branford Open semi finals
The Sterling House Seniors defeated Yalesville All Stars 65 to 55 to reach the Branford Open Tourney semi finals. Pat Foley scored 17 and Richie Atzel 14 as a 10 point run in the third quarter sparked the win. Richie Begen and Jim Fitzimons added 12 each for Sterling while Frank Benham led Yalesville with 17. They meet the East Haven Shelton winner next Friday at Branford Community House at 8 p.m.
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Archer tops GGO field with record 64 in Greensboro Open
George Archer fired a record tying 64 to reach a two round total of 131 and lead the Greater Greensboro Open at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro North Carolina. Johnny Pott sits two strokes back at 133 after a 68 Friday as Dave Stockton Doug Sanders and Chi Chi Rodriguez chase in the $125000 event.
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Jock Rule Jr
Pete Brown
Randy Grover
Charles Coosy
Homero Blancos
Joe Campbell
Bob Charles
Dale Douglass
Dick Lote
Jim Colbert
Don January
Babe Filskey
Pony League Registration Open For Mooney Champs Tryouts
Mooney's Pony League announces registration today and tomorrow at Beardsley Field from 1 to 3 pm. Eligible youths aged 13 and 14 may try out. those with a birthday after August 1, 1967, are ineligible to compete.
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Fairfield U. to Open Baseball State
Fairfield University's 1987 baseball opener pits Frank Mahoney against New York Tech at 1:30 p.m. on Alumni Field as Don Cook begins his second season guiding the Stags in a 24-game schedule. Ted Symeon and others aim to support a veteran infield and strong pitching amid unsettled outfield positions.
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Paul Gartska
John Walsh
Pete Gillen
Dennis Hurlie
al Vestro
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Bill Granata
Walsh
West Heights Meet East Speed In All Star Tilt
West plans to leverage rebounding edge led by Keith Swagerty Darrell Hardy and Mel Daniels to upset the East in the East-West College All-Star game. East relies on speed shooting led by Louie Dampier Bob Lloyd and others as national seniors battle in Lexington. The fifth All-Star game ends with two wins each in history.
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Rutgers
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Ron Widby
Tennessee
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SCSC Improves to 5th Straight Win with 8-0 Start
Souther Connecticut, 8 0, powered past Catholic University in seven innings as sopho m- ore Ken Kohanski and Jim McLaughlin combined on a two-hitter. Five first inning runs came on a string of singles from Toigo Barratta Caputo Guercia and Gianetti with Kosloski adding a double. Caputo led SCSC with an RBI and three runs scored while Toigo finished 1 for 4.
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Jim McLaughlin
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Ed Kosloski
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Stratford Y Hosts Area Boys Swim Meet
The First Annual Greater Bridgeport Boys Swim League Individual Championships will be hosted by the Stratford Branch YMCA tomorrow starting at 2 p.m. at the Stratford Y. About 150 meet applications have been received. Top entrants include George F. O'Connor Jr., Taylor Sitko, Dave Katzen, Paul Wright, and Dave Burson representing local clubs.
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Dave Katzen
Jewish Community Center
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Archbishop Shehan Center
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