Southern Illinois Upsets Duke in NIT Quarterfinal Showdown
Marshall thunders to 119 88 win as George Stone scores 46, setting NIT single game scoring record. Duke falls early after strong start. Marshall advances to NIT semifinals against winner of Providence Marquette. Southern Illinois defeats Duke while Nebraska ends season at 16 9.
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City Open Entry Deadline Set by Local Clubs
Friday closes entries for the 27th City Open Tournament co sponsored by the Boys' Clubs of Bridgeport and Elks. Open to seven player groups from across Connecticut, with divisions 13 and under 15 and under and ten upper divisions, awards planned for top teams.
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Salukis Dominate as Box Score Leads to Win
NIT box score shows Southern Illinois in control late led by Garrett with 18 points. Chuck Johnson, All-America Frazier with 17, Ed Zastrow 9 while Duke’s Bob Verga tops with 24. SIU balanced scoring secures victory as Mike Lewis adds 15. Duke ends season 18 3 after ACC tourney loss.
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Athletics Edge Royals For Boys' Club Loop Title
The Athletics clinched the North End Boys' Club intermediate league title with a 40 39 victory over the Royals as Bobby Turtoro hit a winning field goal with eight seconds left after Dee Harmon and Mark Mastrone tied the game. The Royals had led 38 34 with 1 05 remaining before the late surge.
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Robertson scores 43 as Royals rout Bulls 133 to 117
Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati with 43 points before sitting out the final six minutes in a 133 117 win over Chicago. Bob Boozer led Chicago with 25 as the Bulls dropped to 4 losses in 11 games.
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Old Timers to Honor Award Recipients at Past President's Night
The Old Timers' Athletic Association of Greater Bridgeport holds Past President's Night tonight at 8 in Hi-Life hall Stratford avenue. Gold membership awards will go to Tom Humphrey Henry DiJulio and Tom Whaley. Reports on the recent dinner will be heard.
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Chargers Trade Lincoln for Day and Draft Pick
San Diego trades running back Keith Lincoln to Buffalo for defensive end Tom Day and a second round draft choice. Lincoln was a two time all league pick and led the 1963 title run. Day, 31, made all league last year and stands 6 feet 2 inches and 262 pounds. The Chargers were third in the Western division last season due to a weak defensive line.
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Sacred Heart Pioneers Rally To .500 Mark In 12-32 Season
Sacred Heart University finishes 12-32 under coach Donald Feeley after a late surge from 3-9 at midseason. Rich Pucciarello leads scoring with 537 points, 22.4 ppg, while Jim Collins and Russ Joyner provide strong rebounds and multi-faceted play. The Pioneers upset Bentley 84-76 and beat Pace 40-point wideners, with next year’s lineup including freshmen and a backcourt core.
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Pro Draft Set Today in Historic NFLAFL Merger Draft
The first joint NFL AFL draft begins at 10 a.m. in New York with Baltimore holding the first pick via a Saints deal, and Minnesota next after trading Tarkenton. Sixty-six colleges supply 445 players in 17 rounds as redshirt players are excluded and teams jockey for running backs and defensive stars amid the merger era.
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Stratford Old Timers Meet on Horse Racing Bill
The Stratford Old Timers Athletic Association will meet tonight at 8 in KX of C hall Stratford. State Senator T C Hull of Danbury sponsor of the horse racing bill in the state legislature will speak on Horse Racing in Connecticut. Guests include State Senator George Gunther and State Rep Albert Provenzano of Stratford.
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Brakettes Open National AAU Tourney at Gallup
The Raybestos Brakettes start their first AAU national tournament today at 2 30 p m in Gallup New Mexico against Broadview Blazers. They are in the same group as defending champ Nashville College and would meet them Friday if both win their first three games.
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Mets overpower Red Sox for third straight exhibition win
Cleon Jones and Chuck Hiller hit in the sixth as the New York Mets beat Boston 5-3 in Winter Haven. Don Cardwell worked three scoreless innings to get the win while Garry Roggenburk took the loss after New York scored five runs in the second.
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Exhibition results and upcoming schedule mix of teams
A jumble of yesterday’s exhibition results and today’s schedule lists for major leagues and colleges. Scores show Baltimore 8 over Atlanta 1, plus various MLB and college tournament notes and lineup snippets.
Braves J Orioles 1-0 in 10th on Martinez squeeze
Marty Martinez, a rookie vying for a utility infield role, laid down a perfect squeeze bunt in the 10th inning to lift the Atlanta Braves to a 1 0 victory over the Orioles in West Palm Beach Florida.
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