Dayton and Virginia Tech Upset in Mideast Regional
Virginia Tech upset Indiana 79-70 as guard Glen Combs led with 29 points. Dayton edged Tennessee 53-52 with Dan Sadner and Torain adding late free throws. Tech will meet Dayton to decide who advances to Louisville for the region final.
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Evanston, ML
Virginia Tech
Big Ten
Indiana
Dayton
Tennessee
Louisville
Glen Combs
Combs
Tech
Vern Payne
Hoosiers
Payne
Gobblers
Ken Talley
Bob Hooper
Dan Sadner
Qunter
Torain
Ponts
Volunteers
Ron Widby
Widby
Vic Dayton
Vols
Flyers
NCAA Tournament Regional Basketball Scores Briefs
Eastern Regionals saw Boston College 43 lose to St. John’s 62 while North Carolina 73 defeated Princeton 70. Midwest results included SMU over Louisville 7 to 0 and Houston 56 at Kansas 57. Western action had Pacific 72 over Texas Western and UCLA versus Wyoming. Women’s AAU tournament coverage notes Washville 56 and Long Beach in unclear results.
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Boston College
St. John’s
North Carolina
Pricolon
Mideast
Virginia Tech
Indiana
Dayton
AIDES
Midwest
SMU
Louisville
Houston
Kansas
University of Pacific
Texas
Western
UCLA
Wyoming
Bass named NAIA Coach of the Year at Oklahoma Baptist
Oklahoma Baptist University coach Rob Bass, leader of a 13 year program with a 1274-145 record, earned the NAIA Coach of the Year honor. His teams won the 1966 NAIA title and earned four additional NAIA tournament berths. Bass, a former OBU star with a OU master’s degree, received a silver tray at the NAIA banquet. Paul John Steffanni of Ohio Northern was named first A. O. Duer Scholar Athlete. Lester Milgram to receive the 1967 Frank Cramer Award for service to the NAIA tournament.
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Kansas City, Ma
UPI
Bob Bass
Oklahoma Baptist University
Nata
Bass
Oklahoma Baptist
University of Oklahoma
Paul John Steffanni
Ohio Northern University
A. O. Duer
Duer
NAIA
Steffanni
Ohio Northern
Lester Milgram
Milgram Food Stores
Kansas City
Frank Cramer
Cramer Chemical Co
Gardner, Kan
Milgram
Hockey Scores From Multiple Leagues and Teams
In the American League Builde Providence defeated by a 6 to 4 margin. In the Eastern League Northern Division Clinton trailed as Long Island won 6 to 3. The Southern Division saw Charlotte J and Greensboro J in a series with Charlotte leading 2 to 0 while details were unclear. Boston University beat Michigan State 4 to 2.
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Clinton
Long Island
Charlotte
Greensboro
Charlotta Feads
Sacred Heart Beats Fairfield Prep For CIAC Class 1 Crown
Sacred Heart of Waterbury used its height to topple Fairfield Prep 70 to 57 in the CIAC Class 1 final at Central Connecticut State College. Don Sasso dominated with 23 rebounds and 17 points, Zorsky scored 20, while Chiera added rebounding and defense as Sacred Heart finished 20 and 3. Fairfield Prep led early, but the Hearts pulled away in the second half, outrebounding 57 to 39 as Cromwell also claimed the Class C title later.
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Telegram
Brinsko Sasso
Don Sasso
Sacred Heart of Waterbury
Fairfield Prep
Tom Bukowski
Central Connecticut State College
New Britain
Lefé
Bob Chalko
Daryl Scoping
Paul Zorsky
Sacred Heart
Jim Fitzsimmons
Pat Foley
Waterbury
Emmett Spillane
Sacred Heart High School of
CIAC
Hearts
Ed Cunningham
Joe Summa
John Chiera
John Gilmore
Chargers
Kaiser Memorial
Brass City
Prep
Zorsky
Sacred Heart Sports
Cunningham
Fitzsimmons
Waterbury Cagers
Sasso
Jesuits
Chalko
Cromwell
NEW Haven
Cromwell High
Litchfield
Don Lewis
Dick Simons
Ed Brabham
Tom Maher
Brinako
Bob Cholko
Carl Anderson
MBIAC
Bridgeport
Princeton 70 North Carolina 78 in Varsity Hockey Letter News
Recap shows North Carolina 29 at halftime and 63 final vs Princeton 63 in a heated varsity hockey game. Clark Walters Thornforde fouled out. team fouls listed, with incomplete player stats and a Bowdain College letter note for Thomas Sides of Southport.
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H.C
Princeton
Helst
Bunting
North Carolina
Morth Caraling
Clark
Walters
Thornforde
Bevyers
Nort Carolina
Princetona
Thomas Sides
Southport
Bowdain College
Pacific Five defeats Texas Western in regional semifinal
In Corvallis Oregon University of Pacific upset defending NCAA champion Texas Western 72-63 in the Western regional semifinal. Bob Krulish sparked the Tigers with 17 points in the second half as UOP built a 60-50 lead and held on for their 21st straight victory.
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Corvallis
Ore
UPI
University of Pacific
Bob Krulish
Texas Western
UCLA
Wyoming
Tigers
Stockton
Calif
Krulish
UOP
Winston-Salem Captures NCAA College Championship in Upset
Earl Monroe scored 41 points to lift Winston-Salem Rams to a 77-74 victory over Southwest Missouri State and secure the NCAA College Division title. Monroe exploded for 19 points in the final nine minutes, overcoming an early eight-point deficit to cap a 31-1 season. Kentucky Wesleyan defeated Illinois State for third place 112-73.
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Evansville
Ind
UPI
Earl Monroe
Winston-Salem Rams
Southwest Missouri State
Monroe
Beva Francis
Winston-Salem
Southwest Missouri
Winston- Salem
Kentucky Wesleyan College
Illinois State
Wesleyan
Ilinois State
Kentucky Wesleyan
Dallas Thornton
Sam Smith
Texas Western Fe
Forlinois
Dave Lattin
Willie Cager
State
George Terry
Willie Worsley
UOP
Krulish
Dave Fox
Keith Swagerty
Bill Russell
Worsley
Lattin
Cager
Miners
Tigers
Texas Western
Defending King Top-Seeded Five Triumph in NAIA
Oklahoma Baptist defeated Central Washington 78 68 to reach the NAIA final where top seed St Benedicts of Atchison Kan edged Bass Harvey 72 70. Big Al Tucker led Baptist with 35 points and 15 rebounds as center Mel Cox scored 18 for Central Washington. St Benedicts held a slim 64 63 lead with 4:21 left and did not lose it.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Oklahoma Baptist
Central Washington
St. Benedict's
Atchison
Kan
Bass Harvey
W.va
Wittens
Morris Harvey
Wil
Big al Tucker
Baptist
Bisons
Shawnee
Oxhla
Mel Cox
Ed Rogel
Pickup
Ravens
Easter Shoot Slated At Lordship Sunday
The Remington Gun club sponsors its annual Easter Ham sheet and trap shoot at Lordship on Sunday. Grounds open at 1 p.m. and close at 4 40 p.m. The program features 50 skeet and 50 trap targets, with five entries per class. Entry is $2 25 plus regular shooting charges.
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Remington Gun Club
Lordship
16 Teams to Compete In Relays at UConn
Defending champion Central Connecticut heads 16 schools entered in the 13th Annual Connecticut Relays at the Field House in Storrs. Three champions from last year defend titles: John Copeland East Haven and UConn in the 60 yard high hurdles, Walt Fitzpatrick Central Connecticut in the 60 yard dash, and Jim Kavanagh Boston College in the shot put.
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Storrs
Central Connecticut
John Copeland
East Haven
University of Connecticut
Walt Fitzpatrick
Jim Kavanagh
Bostion College
Evans Gives Eagles Win - BC and NC Enter Regional Finals
North Carolina edged Princeton 78-70 in overtime to reach the Eastern final, while Boston College rallied for a 63-62 win against St John’s. Billy Evans sank two free throws with seven seconds left to seal BC’s comeback as Jack Krancz fought through a back brace. Heiser and Sawyer led Princeton with 18 and 16 points respectively, as North Carolina converted 32 of 43 free throws to prevail.
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St. John's
GFT
Adimn
Swarts
Kissne
Warren
Kure
Dove
Evans
Hice
Simmons
Coxe
College
Sacred Heart
Tom Hamilton
College Park
North Carolina
Princeton
Billy Evans
Boston College
St. John’s
Tigers
Joe Heiser
David Sawyer
Jack Krancz
Jack
Kyancz
Heiser
Tar Heels
Bob Lewis
Ileiser
Larry Miller
Dick Grubar
Brian Hill
San Jacinto Reaches Junior College Finals
San Jacinto Texas edged Ranger Texas 89 to 85 to advance to the National Junior College basketball finals. Percy Anderson scored 27 for San Jacinto while Ulrich Cobb led Ranger with 24 as Ranger rallied from a 46 36 halftime deficit before San Jacinto clinched with three free throws in the final 16 seconds.
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Percy Anderson
San Jacinto
Ulrich Cobb
Ranger
Eagles edge Redmen in late rally for win
Boston College tops St. John’s 61 59 after a clutch late stretch. Adelman scored 17 for BC while Rudy Bogad had 21 for St. John’s before Sonny Dove fouled out. BC switched to a zone defense late, stifling St. John’s final possession. Dove’s exit sealed the outcome.
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Eagles
Steve Adelman
Jack Brunner
Redmen
Evans
Willie Wolters
Boston College
St. John’s
Bob ‘Causy
Carmen Calzonetti
St. John's
Sonny Dove
Rudy Bogad
Adelman
Houston and SMU Tally in NCAA Midwest Regional
Houston toppled Kansas 66-63 behind Elvin Hayes and Don Chaney as Houston used a pressure zone to tame Kansas, while SMU stunned Louisville 83-81 on a last-second layup by Denny Holman. The two Texas rivals meet in a final to decide third place.
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Lawrence
Kan
UPI
Houston
Kansas
Southern Methodist
Louisville
Denny Holman
Cougars
SMU
Elvin Hayes
Don Chaney
jCorcars
Hayes
Dr c
JoJo White
Jayhawks
Mouston
Holman
Mustangs
Don Jones
Cardinals
Charles Baseley
Dave Gilbert
Beasley
Wesley Unseld
Fred’ Holden
Lynn Phillips
Bob Begert
Sectional Cage Event At North End Today
Three games in the 17th annual Junior Sectional basketball tourney for boys 13 and under are set at the North End Boys' club gym. At 12:00 noon North End meets New Haven, winner faces Wirebury in the 3 p.m. semi final. Orcult plays Middle Street at 1:30 p.m.
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North End
New Haven Boys’ Club
Wirebury
Orcult
Middle Street
Creed Registers 65 To Lead Women's Golf
Clifford Ann Creed shot a career best 65 at Sunset Country Club to lead the Orange Blossom Classic by four strokes at 138. She eagled the par five second hole and never relinquished the lead while Mickey Wright and Judy Kimball shared second at 142. Sandra Haynie hit 70 to reach 144.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
UPI
Clifford Ann Creed
Sunset Country Club
Miss Creed
Largo
Mickey Wright
Dallas
Judy Kimball
Sutton
Mass
Sandra Haynie
Fort Worth
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