Upsets Hit NCAA Basketball as K State Wins
Two power teams fall as Kansas State wins and San Francisco defeats Tarkanians 72-67. Marquette and Indiana also advance in tight semifinals with UCLA awaiting, while Maryland and Providence contest further results.
Hutchinson gripped by basketball mania
Hutchinson Kansas embraces NCIAA basketball with tickets sold weeks ahead and townspeople camping at the arena grounds through blizzards. The event, dubbed the Sports Center of the World, draws 10 teams and boosts local pride while residents recall earlier years of tents and campfires despite warnings.
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Vincennes and Trenton tangle in junior college tourney night
In Hutchinson Kansas, Vincennes and Trenton meet in winners bracket while Olney faces Hutchinson in the losers. Track of results shows Laur ie Smith with 22 for Olney and Williams with 30 for Dixie as teams push toward the finals amid a crowded bracket.
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College basketball scores from NCAA regional semifinals
The Associated Press reports regional semifinal results with teams such as Kentucky defeating Austin Peay 106 to 100 and UCLA losing to Arizona State 81 to 48. Other games include San Francisco 77 over Long Beach State 67 and Memphis State 0.
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Porter named college division coach of the year
Archie Porter, head coach of a 25-0 season and No 1 AP ranking, was chosen as the Associated Press college division coach of the year. His triumph came over a field including Joe O'Brien Marcus Jackson Joe Relton Jim Link James Donnelly and Pred Gass. Porter’s teams posted a long win streak and are noted for their ram and gum offense, with a 157-95 record in nine seasons at Sant Floustan State.
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Leon Miller Leads Pawnee Loop with 607 Series
Leon Miller paced Pawnee League bowlers at Columbus For. Oltier 20n's as he posted a 224 single and a 607 series. Teammate Fioward Weisser had 201, Larry Dycier 214, Don Makovicku 210, Colman Bierber 203, Rudy Galto AG, Ernie Christensen 202, 203, Pete Wiesser 210, Carl Ryba 201, Vrank Tourfar 210, Rich Stone 20, Miller 202. ED vancey had a gw game and CN and Window posted 42,573 fame. Lessteenbock had high game 230 and Gary Badj posted a 388 series to pace the Ladderat League keglers. Gene derannes fired a Xi followed by Ernie Alueller 212, Gary Ba Mey, Macy Wardeman 207, Wat Jienke 204, Harry Froghe oan, Allen Henke 227, Mary Hicker 22, David Hollman 213, Bill Anson 24, Bob Cattay 21, Art ieen 203, Darrell Janssen Viergule Lumber posted a 1,000 game and Columbus Feed Mill posted a 2,681 series. Pitching coach Dil Poxedal of the Oakland Athletics will coach Oakland's minor league pitchers HoxE season.
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Spring Training Wrap Delivers Mixed Results for Several Rosters
The Tigers hammered rookie Craig Skok of the Indians in an eight-run fourth inning as Detroit won 4-4 in an exhibition. Cleveland’s Charlie Spikes hit two homers for the Indians in a 5-4 win over the Cubs. Oscar Gamble and others produced timely hits for the Padres over the Giants, while the Reds rallied on Dave Concepcion's ninth-inning homer to beat the Pirates 2-1. Ken Griffey Jr. led Cincinnati in a split with the White Sox as Bart Johnson starred for Chicago. Dusty Baker and the Yankees produced offense against the Braves, and Mike Kekich plus Graig Nettles helped the Yankees’ B squad. Other results included Oakland, Milwaukee, Texas, and Mets wins in various spring games.
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Matinee bowlers post solid day with multiple scores
In Thursday matinee action Mary Christensen rolled a 212 while Charlotte Weisser posted a fan series. Verona Schoept 200 A238 and Frances Carlson 303 followed by Jan Kneifel 519 and Weisser 205. Lilyan Martensen 500 and Squart Dancers 740 game 1608 series with four members present. Metro League leaders include Dave Henke 220 and Jerry Paprocki 203 with Jes 218 Mortensen 310 Preridhs 235. Bears achieve 919 game and 2651 series.
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White Sox confident after big offseason moves in 1970s tone
Chicago White Sox executives project a strong 1970 season with Dick Allen anchoring the lineup after a 38 homer MVP year. Key additions include Henderson in center and Bill Melton returning, while pitching depth and infield spots remain unsettled as Chuck Tanner reshapes the roster.
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Bruins and North Stars climb to second in their divisions
The Bruins beat the Sabres 4 1 and the North Stars defeated the Maple Leafs 5 2 as both teams rise to within a game of second in their divisions. Boston coach Hen Guidolin praised defense while Bobby Orr starred with two goals including an empty netter. The Fighting Saints and Sharks also won in the WHA, narrowing the gap for playoff spots.
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Semifinals Set in NAIA Meet With Upsets and Close Calls
In Kansas City AP reports Augustana Tl 63 Oklahoma Baptist 40 earning a spot in NAIA semifinals alongside Slippery Rock Maryland Eastern Shore and Guilford. Guilford edged Westmont 74 67 as Linyd Free iced late free throws. Slippery Rock defeated Wisconsin Green Bay 78 74.
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Walseth earns coaching honor for Colorado Bulls season
Colorado coach Walseth, after guiding the Buffaloes to 13-13 overall and 9-5 in the Big Eight, wins conference coach of the year. He rebuilt the lineup around Scott Weditan and Joe Mayer after a challenging start, lifting Colorado toward a second place in the standings and a near-championship contention.
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Les Korte Leads Senior Bowing With a 224 Game
Senior Citizens enjoyed a fine day of bowling at Lowlevard Lanes with Les Korte posting a 224 in the Senior group and RA Trofhole a 59 series. Hale Electronics top score Connie Dombargh 188, 511 while Bellwood Bar tallies 999 game 2,864 series. Other 2K marks include Jim Kobra 213 and Don Moysenburg 223.
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