Niagara coach resigns amid Niagara controversy over recruiting
Niagara Falls. Jim Maloney resigned as Niagara University's head basketball coach amid disputes over recruiting and scheduling seen as intolerable by him after two and a half seasons. Rumors linked former Niagara star Larry Costello to the job, while players faced banners calling for Maloney to go and some considered transferring. Calvin Murphy, averaging 8.72 points per game, remained a key asset as the team sought a winning season despite the turmoil.
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Orcutt Seniors top All-Stars 52 to 39 in league clash
Orcutt's Seniors beat the 1st All-Stars 52 39 as Anthony Tone scored 25 and Gary Gourley 14 for Orcutt. Colon led the All-Stars with 39 points. In junior play, St John's defeated Thomas Honker 52 19 with Jim McCullough and Karl Kraywicky totaling 22 for St John's.
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Pont Named College Coach of the Year for 1967
John Pont of Indiana named major college coach of the year by the American Football Coaches Association. Cecil Moore of Chattanooga named small college coach of the year. Pont rebuilt Indiana into a title contender with a Rose Bowl appearance and a 9 to 1 season. Moore led Chattanooga to a 7 3 finish and a long coaching career noted as dean of small college coaches.
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College Basketball Scores Across Numerous Colleges
A jumble of results shows Geneva 85 over Alliance 72 while Wabash 105 defeats Rose Poly 84. Virginia State 73 beats Maryland State 84. Dayton 57 over St. Louis 56. Akron 8 Gannon 54. Transylvania 74 Bathony 74. Rhode Island 66 over Northeastern 66. Plymouth 64. Fitchburg 74 over Gardin 90. Brandeis 45 over Snrinelutld 64. Ithaca 65 over Mordirethe 71. Wisconsin 56 over Virginia 95. Clemson 92 over Virginia 95. LSU 100 over Tulane 91.
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Greenwich Nips Staples in Double Overtime 53 50
Greenwich high school edged Staples of Westport 53 to 50 in a two overtime FCIA C clash on Staples' home court. Key plays came from Pat Fernco and Mark Miller for Greenwich while Jeff Hooper led Staples with late ties and a crucial late basket.
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Bruins Rally Past Red Wings 5-4 in Rough NHL Win
Raonkie Der ek Sanderson scored in the third period to lift the Boston Bruins to a 5-4 victory over the Detroit Red Wings. Boston erased a three goal lead in a tense game at the Boston Garden, closing within two points of idle first place Chicago in the eastern division.
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Yarborough May Start In Indianapolis 500
Yarborough of Timmonsville DC was named as a possible starter for the 500 mile Indianapolis Motor Speedway race on May 30. He was nominated by Rolla Vollstedt of Portland Oregon for a rear engine Ford entered in the race.
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Royals Rally Past Celtics 120-116 in Comeback
Oscar Robertson scored 40 as the Cincinnati Royals erased a 19 point deficit to defeat Boston 120-116. Robertson hit key free throws in the final minute, lifting Cincinnati to fourth in the Eastern Division while Russell led Boston with 34 points.
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Begen Mack clash looms in Bridgeport scoring showdown
Eight schoolboy games highlight tonight with Rich Begen and Gene Mack headlining a Central versus Bunnell battle at Reilly Memorial gym. The Hilltoppers seek a ninth straight win while Fairfield Prep Bassick Harding Law Notre Dame Milford and other MB IAC pairings fill the card.
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Norwalk Green Wave Topples Warde 76-69 in FC IAC clash
Norwalk led by Doug Torian with 35 points and Bob Miller 21 edged Warde 76-69 in an FC IAC game. Sweeney scored 27 for Warde as Norwalk used a full court press to turn the tide after a 18-15 first period. Torian heated up in the second and fourth quarters while Miller added key boards and scoring.
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Americans Top Muskies 110 to 96 in Teaneck N J
Watt Simon and Tony Jackson led the New Jersey Americans with 22 and 20 points as they beat the Minnesota Muskies 110-96. New Jersey built a big first half lead and remained in control through the game.
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Frank Navarro Chosen Columbia Grid Mentor
Frank Navarro named head football coach at Columbia University succeeding Aldo Donelli. Navarro led Williams College to a 7 0 1 record and earned New England Small College Coach of the Year before agreeing to a three year contract. He plans to bring Williams assistants to Columbia and rebuild the Lions program.
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Ludlowe Triumphs In Double OT Over Stamford Catholic 64 62
Ludlowe Tigers rally in double overtime to edge Stamford Catholic 64 62 in FCIAC play. Pat Tatom scores 32, including decisive two free throws in the second overtime, while Mark Kluykenaar leads the Crusaders with 23 as both teams exchange blows in Fairfield.
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Darien Edges Trumbull 72 71 In thriller
Bob Dobson scored 29 points and sank the decisive free throw with nine seconds left as Darien High topped Trumbull 72 71. Rich Otzel tied the game at 71 with 41 seconds remaining before Dobson sealed the win.
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Pipers Triumph Over Pacers 135-115 in Nba Showdown
Pittsburgh Pipers led by Charley Williams 37 points beat the Indiana Pacers 135 to 115 in an ABA game. Scoreline shows Pittsburgh 22 40 4 138 while Indiana tallied 28 30 78 115 with Williams converting key late baskets.
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Graham leads Crosby Crosby Leads Crosby Lead At Bing Crosby Open
Lou Graham of Nashville shot a four under par 68 at Cypress Point to take the opening round lead in the Bing Crosby national invitation golf tournament. The 30th birthday celebration preceded the round as Graham recalled six birdies and two bogeys for a one stroke edge over Tommy Jacobs and Dave Hill who posted 63 and 89 respectively at Pebble Beach.
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Lycoming and Sikorsky Win In Dusty Loop
Lycoming carries 69 33 win over Remington Arms as Dick Thompson scores 21 and Mike Voytek adds ten. Sikorsky defeats Raybestos 74 55 with Ted Thompson scoring 18 and Ben Ezra 19. Bob Smith leads Jovors with 16.
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Pro Basketball National League results and standings
Cincinnati defeated Boston 120 to 116 while St. Louis beat Baltimore 108 to 101. In the American League Denver won 100 to 93 over Houston and New Jersey topped Almesda Bb 110 to (incomplete). Pittsburgh defeated Indiana and New Orleans 331 to something. Anaheim recorded a $24 result.
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Hockey Results Montfest 4 Philadelphia 2
Hockey results show Montfest beating Philadelphia 2 4 while Boston 3, Detroit and St Louis a f Los Angeles unclear. Readable fragments point to a multi game summary with scores and teams.
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