Payers Harrington To Nationals For National Wrestling Champs
Bruce Payer a state wrestling champion at 191 pounds leads his brother Mike Harrington along with Larry Harrington and Bob Rosenfeld to the National Wrestling Championships at the University of Nebraska Omaha. Rosenfeld was runner up in 12 pounds Harrington placed third while Mike Pager failed to place. The event runs tomorrow through Saturday.
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Pitt Cage Coach Named to NAIA Hall of Fame
Buzz Ridl, Pitt Panthers coach during a disastrous season, is elected to the NAIA Basketball Hall of Fame. He earned fame at Westminster College with a 216 91 record, seven West Penn Conference titles, and six NATA appearances.
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UCLA Mentor Named Wooden Coach of Year
UCLA coach Johnny Wooden was named 1969 AP College Basketball Coach of the Year. His 24-0 Bruins ride a 40-game win streak, with 87 of 88 wins in recent stretch, amid a dominant Lew Alcindor era and coverage by 329 voters who placed him ahead of Lou Carnesecea and other top coaches.
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Brent Allen Tops Sparta Scoring For Season
Sparta merged School finished 12 wins 10 losses in 1968-49 as Brent Allen led with 408 points from 170 field goals and 88 free throws at 18.5 ppg over 22 games. Rod Skiff 308 and Jerry Linden 305 followed, team total 1572 points while allowing 1521. Harold Linden top regulars at 50% field goal, Jerry Linden 63% free throws led by Boythe with 161 rebounds.
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West playoff race tightens as Sonics, Rockets win
In a bid for the NBA Western Conference final playoff spot, Seattle beat San Diego 130-116 and edged Philadelphia 114-113. Chicago and Baltimore won, keeping the Bulls within three games of first place in the East and leaving New York within one game of the Bulls.
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Mount Nears Big Ten Scoring Mark in Purdue Victory
Mount Notre Dame junior guard from Lebanon Indiana scored 45 points as Purdue beat Michigan 11687 at home. He aims to break the Big Ten single season scoring mark of 741 held by Gary Bradds and needs 23 points in the final regular season game against Indiana. Mount previously scored 43 against Iowa and 45 against Michigan State, with 18 of 36 field goals and 9 of 12 free throws. Other Big Ten results include Purdue over Michigan State 71-57, Jim Cleamons 37 for Illinois in a win over Wisconsin 72-70, and Minnesota over Iowa 71-65.
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Maine captain Stephenson named to New England Hall of Fame game
NAMED TO FAME GAME CRONO, Maine Jim Stephenson high scoring captain of the University of Maine chosen to play in the 14th annual New England Hall of Fame all star basketball game. The game is set for March 16 at Northeastern University Boston. In tennis, Michigan defeated Stanford 3 2 in an intersectional match in Stanford California.
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Tribe Eyeing Rookie as Answer to Run
The article notes Cleveland Indian manager Alvin Dark and pitcher Sam McDowell liking rookie Richie Scheinblum’s recent intrasquad hitting. It cites McDowell’s view that a hitter who can deliver with runners on base could boost the club’s run output, and mentions Williams’s lessons from recent baseball changes, plus other intrasquad notes around the league.
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Maryland Gridders Demand Ward Ouster
University of Maryland officials faced a player dispute over coach Bob Ward with players threatening a spring practice boycott unless he is ousted. mediator Jim Kehoe announced a news conference at 11 a.m. as Ward prepared a rebuttal amid questions of authority and potential wider campus impact.
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