North Carolina Beats Ohio State 80 66 in NCAA Tilt
In a city league night cap Stay-A-While led by Tom Sparks with 40 points as his team crushed Fucci's All-Stars 120 75. Orcutt Stangs fell 82 71 to Orcutt in senior division action at the North End club with Baldwin and Murphy leading Orcutt while Navekan and Halas topped Stangs for their scorers.
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Jeff Howard
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At & O'Clock
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Murphy
Delaney Baldwin
Willie Murphy
John Nesmith
Anthony Toney
Jim Navekan
Wally Halas
Lou Albanese
Jim Medina
Pete Sweeny
Kyle Kochiss
Jerry Lademan
Faces
Gep Taylor
Colongels
Cruse
Tourney at a Glance Yesterday's Results
Senior division results show Facel's All-Stars 120 defeating Stay-A-While 75 Orcult 82 over Stengs 71. Intermediate division Lancers 73 top Knights 36. Middle Street 46 prep 44. Friendly Finance 5% edging Orcult. Junior Elvision Maples 4 to 1 over Middle Street 29 Kungcos 42 Nick's Refrigeraying 1. Games today at North End include Romano's versus Brosley's at 7 p.m and Stay-A-While versus Orcutt at 7 p.m. Middle Street faces Friendly Finance at 6 p.m.
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Dampier's 54 Puts Colonels In Tie For Playoff Spot
Louie Dampier set an ABA scoring record with 54 points as the Kentucky Colonels defeated the Indiana Pacers 119 to 106. The win ties Kentucky for fourth with New Jersey, forcing a playoff for the last Eastern berth at Commack, L.I. Saturday night. Dampier's surge included four three pointers and powered a decisive closing stretch after Indiana trimmed a three-quarter lead.
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Pensacola Open Postponed By Rain And Wind
The Pensacola Open halted midway through Friday as rain cold and wind delayed play. Tom Shaw led by two strokes at the start of the day while 92 of 144 remaining players were under par after 18 holes. Officials moved to finish the event Monday due to a too-large field to complete 36 holes on Sunday.
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UPI
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Weather Bureau
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Shaw
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Bob Murphy
Marilyn Smith Leads Port Malabar Ladies Invitational
Marilyn Smith shot a three under par 68 in windy conditions to take the first round lead at the Port Malabar Ladies Invitational in Florida. She posted a two stroke edge over Mickey Wright, with 71, while Leslie Holbert and Sandra Haynie were tied for third at 71. Kathy Whitworth stood at 72, and Tom Barnett and amateur Debbie Austin carded 73.
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UPI
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Miss Smith
Mickey Wright
Leslie Holbert
Sandra Haynie
Kathy Whitworth
Tom Barnett
Debbie Austin
Malabar Golf and Country Club
Tar Heels Hold Off Buckeyes to Reach Championship Match
North Carolina used a full court press to defeat Ohio State 80-66 in the National Collegiate Basketball Tournament semifinal. Larry Miller led UNC with 20 points while Bill Bunting added 13 in the second half, as OSU’s Bill Hasket fouled out and the Tar Heels pulled away in the final minutes.
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UPI
University of North Carolina
Ohio State
Tar Heels
Houston
UCLA
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Dayton
Larry Miller
Bill Bunting
Bill Hasket
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Rusty Clark
Dick Grubar
Charlie Scott
Jody Finney
Hasket
Steve Howell
Clark
Howell
Dave Sorenson
Buckeye
Sorenson
Stratford PAL PONY Registration and Practice Notice
Stratford PAL invites 13 and 14 year old candidates from Stratford Monroe and Trumbull areas to practice and register March 30 between 1 and 3 p.m. at Cloverfield Stratford. South Stratford attendees including Lordshire should report to Birdseye field.
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Stratford Pal Bronco League
Cloversfield
Nenning Wins Ski Cup Race At Sun Valley
Gerhardt Nenning of Austria won the two mile downhill at Sun Valley, defeating Jean-Claude Killy who finished second. Nancy Greene led the women's race, with Olga Pall taking third. Karl Schranz clocked 2:03.40 for third in the men’s event as France and Switzerland trailed in the team standings.
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UPI
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Austria
France
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Killy
Canada
Nancy Greene
Miss Greene
Miss Mir
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Aspen
Karl Schranz
76ers Rally Past Knicks In Eastern Semifinal Opener
Philadelphia trailed by 10 in the third before rallying to beat New York 118-110 in game one at Convention Hall. Wilt Chamberlain scored 37 with 29 rebounds as Willis Reed led Knicks with 38. game two set for Saturday in New York.
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von Arsdale
Hartford Public Dominates CIAC Indoor Track Championship
Hartford Public High School dominated the 37th CIAC Indoor Track Championships in Storrs, building a 38 point winning total. Stamford’s Rippo nam was runner up with 25 points, while Conard of Hartford finished third.
Lace Gets Cornell Job Head Basketball Coach
Jerry E. Lace, 31, moved from freshman coach to head basketball coach at Cornell University in Ithaca New York. He succeeds Sam MacNeil who resigned after nine seasons at the university at the close of the 1967 68 season.
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UPI
Jerry E. Lace
Cornell University
Friday
Upstate New York
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Sam MacNeil
MacNeil
Porsche Ford In Firm Control For Sebring 12 Hour Qualifying
Porsche and Ford held firm control of starting positions at Sebring after two days of qualifying. Porsche occupied the first, fifth, sixth and eighth slots while Ford GT40s lined up in the second, seventh and ninth spots. Howmet turbine car earned the surprise No 3 position with nearly 110 mph average.
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UPI
Porsche
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Green Park
Mullins leads Warriors past Hawks 111 106 in semifinal opener
Jeff Mullins scored 29 points for the San Francisco Warriors as they defeated the St. Louis Hawks 111 to 106 in the first game of the Western Division semifinals. Mullins scored 17 in the second half including the go ahead basket, while Bob Warlick added 15 points off the bench.
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Ed Spiezio
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Dick Simpson
Mike Shannon
Gabrielson
Los Angeles
Bob Bailey
Bob Gibson
John Edwards
Red Sox fall to Tigers in melee filled spring game
Detroit beat Boston 8 to 6 on two Arlo Brunsberg and Eddie Mathews homers. A benches clearing brawl led to ejections, including Dennis Ribant after a pitch near George Thomas. Part of a lively Lakeland exhibition, Detroit totaled seven runs off Dave Morehead.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores and Spring Games Highlight Duels
Major league spring contests feature the Twins routing the Reds 11 to 1 on Quilici and Allison home runs, Washington beating Pittsburgh 8 to 1 with Howard's homer, and the Phillies erasing a seven run lead to edge Oakland 4 3 in Clearwater. News covers results from St. Petersburg and Fort Myers with notes on pitchers Perry Ogler Sisk Bertaina and Moore.
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Cubs Rally Past Angels in 10-0 Spring Win
Chicago Cubs blasted the California Angels 10-0 in Palm Springs as Joe Niekro and Ramon Hernandez combined for a two-hitter. Byron Browne homered, Lou Johnson drove in three, and the Cubs pushed their Cactus League record to 8-8.
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California
Plainville Merchants Meet Bridgeport Savoys In NEBA Final
Plainville will face Bridgeport in a 7 30 p m NEBA final at Plainville High Gym. Both teams seek the league title as Mer chants average 133.6 points per game while Savoys push to outscore opponents. key players include Jim Muraski Frank Stronczek Paul Zajac Gene Reilly for Plainville and Jack Kelly Garvin Isaacs Charley Hangen for Bridgeport in this decisive championship showdown.
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Rich Sullivan
Dick Thompson
Bill Holowaty
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Charley Hangen
Mike Koritke
Joe Sikorski
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