Gay Brewer repeats Pensacola Open golf champion
Gay Brewer defended his Pensacola Open title with a runaway six-stroke victory at 28 under par 262. Bob Keller finished second at 268, with Doug Sanders one stroke back at 269. Brewer, 35, earned 15 000 dollars, while Keller took 9 000 and others trailed in a weather-affected final round.
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Agnes Reck Wins Duckpin Tourney In Stratford
Agnes Reck of Bridgeport won the Stratford women’s duckpin event with a six game 823 including a 78 pin handicap, topping Paula Morris of East Hartford by 10 pins. Derby’s Bill Povilaitis headed Whitney Grove B at New Haven with a six game 848 and a 28 pin handicap, as rain disrupted action and leaders emerged across 81 and 145 entrant fields.
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Tech Intramurals Schedule Revised For Weather
The Bullard Haven Tech intramural basketball schedule has been revised due to bad weather. New listings include March 31 Bridgeport versus Fairfield, Yale versus Sacred Heart, April 4 Connecticut versus Arnold and Connecticut versus Wesleyan, Fairfield versus Trinity, with playoffs possible starting April 6.
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Greene captures women's world title in Jackson Hole
Nancy Greene of Canada clinched the women's 3 world championship at the Wild West Classic in Jackson Hole Wyoming. She edged Marielle Goitschel of France by 0.07 seconds with a combined slalom time of 90.67, as France missed a first in American international racing this season.
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Tanzanian Pair Takes Lead In East African Safari
In Nairobi, Tanzanian drivers Shankland and Rothwell move into first place after Swedes Soderstrom and Palm crash near a bridge. Soderstrom Palm face repairs and doubt they can finish. Huth and Simonian hold second in a Ford Cortina GT, with Nissan Datsun close behind. Dust and high speeds mark a fast 15th Safari with several retirements and a final Nairobi finish anticipated.
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United States blanks Finland in hockey 2 0
The United States team defeated Finland 2 0 to strengthen its hold on fifth place in the world amateur championships. Gerry Melnychuk and Craig Falkman scored, while Carl Wetzel earned the shutout amid several injured teammates.
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Bruins claim third NCAA title with 79 64 win over Dayton
UCLA completes a perfect 30 0 season and earns its third NCAA championship in four years. Lew Alcindor dominates defense and rebounding, guiding the Bruins as coach John Wooden praises his all around impact and leadership. Dayton struggles to match UCLA’s length and teamwork in the final.
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Lincoln Selections and Big Lew star in semifinal clash
He ds. Ide Big Lew played a good game against Houston in the semi final with ne j in the first half and Dayton was never able to eat back ie tha weet ee ae gee em on a LIT game. The Flyers, bothered by jitters and Alcindor, could not score in the first five minutes 48 seconds and hit 23.8 percent. Alcindor left with 20 points 18 rebounds. Allen added 19 points Warren 17. Dayton star Don May was held to six points in the crucial first half as the North Carolina semifinal victory loomed.
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Bruins Run Untouched Through NCAA Season Not Yet Over
UCLA completed an undefeated run through the NCAA tournament as Alcindor dominated with four blocked shots and an inside game nullified by opponents. Houston crushed North Carolina 84 62 in the consolation game, outrebounding 40 22 and ending UNC’s bid for third place. San Francisco 1956 and North Carolina 1957 joined UCLA as teams to finish a season unbeaten in NCAA play.
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Three Bruins Named On All Tourney Team
UCLA star Lew Alcindor was voted the outstanding player of the 1967 NCAA tournament. Teammates Mike Warren and Lucius Allen joined him on the all tourney team selected by writers and sports casters who covered the finals.
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Umpires Exam Notice Seeks Bridgeport Candidates
All candidates for membership in the Greater Bridgeport Baseball Umpires Association are urged to contact Chris Tsutsis at 268-5298 for information on the annual examination. The test will be held in April.
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