UCLA Star Lew Alcindor Sprains Ankle In Narrow Win
UCLA's All-American Lew Alcindor twisted his right ankle after a layoff in a win over New Mexico State. Wooden said it would be late Friday before a definite word on his condition. Marquette and Colorado State had notable upsets in the regional play, with Weber State and other teams pushing hard.
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NCAA Regional Upsets Set Iconic Quarterfinal Matches
Kentucky squeeze out loss while Davidson tops St John s 78 49 Purdue routs Miami of Ohio Rick Mount 22 points Drake 81 63 Texas A M UCLA Santa Clara UCLA faces Santa Clara in a loaded NCAA regional lineup Also Temple routs Florida St Peter s upsets Tulsa in NIT Evansville sees Kentucky Wesleyan edge in overtime NAIA Kansas City results show Eastern New Mexico Central Washington Elizabeth City Maryland State win in small college tourney
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Trevino Leads Monsanto Open After 61 Round
U S Open champion Lee Trevino and three others shot 61 to lead the Monsanto Open at Pensacola Country Club. Larry Hinson, Tommy Aaron, and Bruce Crampton tied for first with Trevino, who spoke of happiness being money. Crampton praised his young son as he reflected on the round.
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Coe's Ron Barnes Named All Conference
Ron Barnes of Coe joined six other first team selections on the all Midwest conference basketball list. Robert Townsend of Lawrence led the league with a 20.5 scoring average as a unanimous first team pick. Also on the first team were Kit Jones Beloit Don Campbell Monmouth Bil Fuerst Knox Tom Driscoll St Olaf and Barnes.
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Mets and Tigers use 10 percent livelier ball in exhibition
In an exhibition at Miami, the Mets faced Detroit using a ball with 10 percent more resiliency. Pitcher Denny McLain worked four scoreless innings, while the Tigers’ big fourth inning produced a six run burst en route to a 7-4 win.
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Swimmer Watts Named Outstanding in Hartford
Douglas Watts, Cedar Rapids senior freestyler, received the Slowik outstanding swimmer award at a Trinity College sports dinner in Hartford. Watts is listed as a student at Trinity College.
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