UCLA Hope Carried By Lew's Ankle in NCAA regional final
UCLA's bid for a third straight NCAA title rested on Lew Alcindor's ankle as the 7 foot 1 star prepared for the West Regional final against Santa Clara after a bruising 52 38 win over New Mexico State. Coach Wooden said the sprain was painful but not troublesome and Alcindor reported no swelling and no limp as he worked out.
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Ailing Feet Plaguing Jim Ryan at NCAA Indoor Final
DETROIT AP Famed Jim Ryun battles blistered feet and a gimpy knee as Kansas trails Villanova in the NCAA Indoor Track Championships windup. Ryun’s two mile bid ended early after qualifying for the mile, while Villanova’s Larry James and Lee Evans contend for glory in a night of strong results including Karl Salb in the shot put and Ron Jessie in the long jump. The Journal notes Sam Bair wins the invitational mile as Ryun’s NCAA record stood previously at 4 03.3.
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Dad Puts On Pressure Varsity Faculty basketball clash fuels bragging rights
Fred Schwab Sr. and Fred Schwab Jr. battled in the CAHS gym as the varsity men defeated the teachers 64 to 55. The teachers were penalized for six men on the floor, while the seniors gambled for a comeback, but the older generation prevailed. Receipts benefited Beaver issues.
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Crawford Leads Monsanto Open in Pensacola After Round One
Dick Crawford shot 68 to lead the Monsanto Open with a 36 hole total of 135, one stroke ahead of Lee Trevino and others. Trevino surged with a late birdie run to finish tied for 136, while Jim Colbert and Grier Jones each posted 67 and 68 respectively, as contenders narrowed into the third round.
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Kentucky Wesleyan Wins NCAA College Cage Title
Evansville Indiana AP notes Kentucky Wesleyan Panthers win the NCAA College Division basketball title, defeating Southwest Missouri 75 71 before 12132 at Roberts Stadium. Wesleyan improves to 25 5 and repeats as champion, a rare back to back title joining Evansville College as the only programs to do so. Missouri State runners up with 24 5 and a 13 game win streak snapped.
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Bullets clinch division with overtime win over Royals
Baltimore's playoff clinch chance shrinks to three after a 130-128 overtime victory over Cincinnati. Jack Marin and Earl Monroe fueled the comeback, Marin scoring 38, while Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati with 33. Lakers beat Bucks 111-103 and Warriors topped Pistons 114-110. ABA results included Dallas over New York 123-116, New Orleans over Houston 199-116, and Oakland beating Minnesota 138-122.
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Trout Stocking at Wattsburg Hatch Hollow Run
The state fish commission stocks 300 brook trout in Hatch Hollow Run at Wattsburg. Commission trucks are due to arrive about 1 p.m. Jim Carter of the fish commission provides the details during the event.
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Heinie Zimmerman Dies at 82 Former Giant Third Baseman
Henry Heinie Zimmerman, famous for a 1917 World Series baserunning blunder with the New York Giants, died at Westchester Square Hospital in the Bronx at age 82. A native of New York, he began his major league career with the Cubs in 1907 and joined the Giants late in 1916.
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Giants and Padres Rally With Livelier Ball In Exhibition
San Diego Padres beat Oakland 5 in an exhibition as Al Ferrara hit a three run homer amid three Padres hits. Giants responded with 15 hits as Bonds and Mays contributed, while the Twins used a traditional approach with Quilici delivering a late homer to beat Atlanta.
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Ohio U Pulls Upset In NIT Round
Ohio University toppled West Texas State 92 50 and then faced Rutgers in the NIT. In Friday’s first round upset Tennessee’s Bob Croft sparked a 21 point game to help the Vols defeat Rutgers 67 51. Croft joined by England and Justus produced late free throws as Tennessee advanced to quarterfinals.
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Jockey Barbara Jo Rubin Wins in New York Debut
Barbara Jo Rubin, 19, celebrated a New York debut victory aboard Bravy Galaxy at Aqueduct, becoming the first woman to ride a horse in a pari mutuel betting race there. She planned a riding double, forecast to race May Berry at Aqueduct and Reely Beeg at Charles Town tonight.
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Mixed Doubles Champion Roxie Hajec Wins Big
In a standout Friday Night event, Roxie Hajec dominated with a 237 177 568 scoreline and then 176 100 to secure victory. Teammate Erma Hajec posted strong 191 195 502 while Pat Craker and Alene Utegg contributed solid scores in a spirited competition.
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