Remer Nabs Crown As Cal Poly Wins NCAA Mat Tourney
California Poly of San Luis Obispo captured the NCAA College Division I wrestling championship at Mankato Minnesota, edging Wilkes College of Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. Cal Poly claimed two individual titles as Michaels and Dennis Downing won the 337 pound crown. John Miller finished second at 152 pounds for the Westerners. Wilkes defending 160-pound champion Joe Carr repeated to give the only Pennsylvanian title. Joe Keifer placed second at 197 for Wilkes. Strong finish by Portland State earned three third places and third overall with 48 points. Defending champion Mankato returned Bob Soulek at 130 pounds to finish fourth with 11 points. Two defending champions repeated: Carr and Joe Bavaro of Gettysburg claimed the 152-pound crown. Defending 198-pound champ Jim Johansen of Fresno State fell to Remer in overtime 2 1.
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Holiday U25 team leads Alameda County Bowling Open at Castro Valley
Castro Valley Holiday U25 Scratch League team led the Open Division of the 30th Alameda County Men’s Bowling Tournament at Castro Village Bowl with a 24 272-3176 pinfall. Viking's Pro Shop No. 1 was runner up with 2993-176-3169 scratch totals. Family and Friends entered top ten with 282-24-3122. High games included Gouderson 286 and Sevila 257s. Booster Singles leader Vanderpool posted 616-74690, overtaking Schlichter. Open Singles top score Caprio 652-58-710. Doubles leaders and other standings listed.
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Hull Hits 51st Goal To Tie NHL Record
Chicago’s Bobby Hull, known as the Golden Jet, scored his 51st NHL goal to tie the record, lifting the Black Hawks to a 4-4 tie with the New York Rangers after a late third-period strike. Hull called it a load off his back as 17,000 fans roared and debris fell onto the ice.
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Bruins sweep Arizona State as Day clocks 3 59 mile debut
UCLA miler Bob Day, NCAA and USATF champion, posted a 3 59 mile debut to spark a 96 49 track victory over Arizona State. Teammate Geoff Pyne followed in 4 08 3, Rick Romero 4 97 1, and UCLA claimed 10 event wins led by Marc Savage in pole vault and Doug Olmstead in the high jump.
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Los Angeles
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Maple Leafs blank Bruins 6 0 in ninth straight NHL win
Toronto riders Eddie Shack scored twice as Bruce Gamble posted his fourth shutout in five games and the Maple Leafs extended their unbeaten run to nine with a 6-0 victory over the Boston Bruins. Montreal beat Detroit 4-1 behind Jim Roberts two third period goals breaking a 1 1 tie. Provost scored and Beliveau Tremblay assisted.
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Ex Coach Dies in Chicago at 75
Chicago report states William Wendt former DePaul basketball coach died Saturday in Reform Hospital. Age 75. Wendt led DePaul during his coaching tenure and is remembered in local sports circles for his impact on the program.
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Miners Cager Lifts Texas Western Past Kansas In OT Clash
Willie Cager scored the deciding basket with 32 seconds left in the second overtime to pace Texas Western to a 63 49 victory over Kansas in the NCAA Midwest Regional. Bobby Joe Hill added 22 points, David Lattin 15, while Walt Wesley led Kansas with 24 as KU season totals reached 23 4. SMU defeated criminals 89 84 for third in the consolation game.
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Redskins Beat Oregon State 70 64 In Tight Pac-12 Clash
Oregon State kept pace in the second half but could not sustain a comeback as Washington Redskins closed strong to win 70 to 64. Charlie White led OSU with 20 points, Ed Fredenburg added 14, while Richard Tate scored 16 for Utah. Attendance reached 10,245.
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Army Next NIT Foe For Dons
Penn State led by Carver Clinton with 26 points topped San Francisco as the NIT foe in a continued page 11 update. The Lions moved to 18 4 after the win. San Francisco, runner up in the WCAC, stood at 22 5.
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Tucker Star In NAIA Title Win
Al Tucker named tournament MVP led Oklahoma Baptist to an 88-59 NAIA final win over Georgia Southern. Tucker scored 41 points on 17 of 22 from the field and seven of eight free throws to claim the scoring title, while R B Lynam added support. Grambling took third with a 111-110 win over Norfolk State.
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Dons edge Mack to capture TOC title in 55-53 victory
In a tense finish the Dons rally from a late drought to topple Mack 55-53 as Sam Hill and Jerry Stevenson spark a decisive final charge. Arroyo’s 7,500+ crowd witnessed a dramatic comeback with Stevenson scoring from long range and Robin Hood making key defensive plays.
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Arroyo Clinches Title With TV Replay Of Championship Win
Arroyo defeated McClymonds to claim the tournament crown as the Dons posted a 24-2 season mark after a 19 game win streak. The game aired on KGO-TV before moving to Oakland-Alameda County Arena and featured high scoring efforts from Arroyo with record three game point and field goal marks.
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University Finishes East Team Championship at Wresting Finals
Pittsburgh AP report notes Te righ University securing the team title in the East at the Intercollegiate Wrestling Championships as the finals began on Saturday with action continuing.
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Terigh University
Blue Devils Rally Top Syracuse For NCAA East Win
Duke erased a 16 point deficit and beat Syracuse 91-81 in Reynolds Coliseum to advance to the National semifinals in College Park. Steve Vacendak led Duke with 19 points while Bob Verga added 21. St Joseph's defeated Davidson 92-76 for third place in the consolation game.
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Fireman Aids UCLA Twin Win Fireman Aids UCLA Twin Win
LOS ANGELES AP Pitcher Bill Brasher turned in relief performances to register a win and a save as UCLA swept a doubleheader from Sarita Clara, 34 and 20 3. Brasher came on with none out in the ninth, loaded bases, forced a double play, and struck out the next batter to end the frame. He returned in relief in the second game. In Philadelphia, the 76ers rallied late for a 134 126 victory over the Knicks, widening their East lead as Walker Greer and Chamberlain paced the win with key scoring.
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Pistons Visit Warriors In Western Division Battle
The San Francisco Warriors host the Detroit Pistons at 7 p.m. in the Oakland Auditorium as both teams chase third place and a playoff spot in the NBA Western Division. San Francisco trails St. Louis by one game after a 114 113 win over Cincinnati. center Nate Thurmond is out with a bad back.
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Wilkins Clutch Free Throws Lift St Louis Past Cincinnati Royals
Lennie Wilkins sank two free throws with 15 seconds left to lift the St. Louis Hawks over the Cincinnati Royals 99 97 in an NBA game. Cincinnati squandered a 12 point cushion as St Louis rallied behind late scoring and a strong defensive stand. Jerry Lucas led Cincinnati with 24 points, while Beaty fouled out for St Louis.
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Lincoln Wins PBT Crown
Lincoln High of San Jose beat San Carlos 89 to 63 to take the Peninsula Basketball Tournament title behind Ralph Odgen’s 29 points. Tom Larkin added 18 and Bob Scotland 16 as Lincoln kept pressure on in the final stretch. Dennis Awtrey’s 61 points led Blackford past Sautry City in the consolation.
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Moore Sets American Record in 20.00-Meter Run
Ken Moore of the University of Oregon broke the American record in the 20.00 meter run with a time of 2 minutes 25.6 seconds at a Eugene track meet on a rubber asphalt surface, surpassing Van Nelson’s 1985 mark of 2:41.7 in St Paul Minnesota.
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Future Trip Wins 5th Marathon Handicap at Lincoln Downs
Future Trip captured his fifth straight victory by winning the Marathon Handicap at Lincoln Downs on Saturday, extending his winning streak in the race.
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Austrians Dominate Arlberg Slaloms at Muerren
In Muerren Switzerland AP reports Austria swept the slalom events. Christl Haas won the women's slalom and combined titles while Gerhard Nenning and Karl Schranz finished first and second in the men's special slalom. Nenning posted times of 54.31 and 49.61 seconds with Schranz at 55 and 42.30 for a 1:44.40 total. Nenning’s overall time listed as 1743.92.
Ex Coach Wins Slalom Title in Snowstorm Victory
FRANCONIA NH AP John Glough former Middlebury College chaplain now a Dartmouth assistant coach won the slalom at Cannon Mountain in a snowstorm during the North American Alpine Championships following his giant slalom victory.
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