Blue Devils Reach Eastern Regional Final Behind Marin
Duke survives a late surge from St Josephs of Philadelphia 76 to 74 to reach the NCAA Eastern Regional final in Raleigh. Jack Marin delivered late free throws and 18 points along with supporting scoring from Mike Lewis and Steve Vacendak as Duke held a 68 58 lead with seven minutes left.
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New grid coach Toner named at Connecticut
John L. Toner, long time assistant to Burt Donelli at Columbia for nine years, was named football coach at the University of Connecticut. Toner, 42, a former standout quarterback at Boston University, succeeds Rick Forzano who resigned to coach the St. Louis Cardinals in the NFL.
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Bullets Rally Past Knicks 126-123 In NBA Thriller
Kevin Loughery returned from injury to lead Baltimore with 28 points including late free throws sealing a 126-123 win over the New York Knicks. Loughery scored nine in the fourth after injuring his ankle in the first half, aided by Johnny Green as Baltimore built a seven‑point edge before New York’s late run. Walt Bellamy topped the Knicks with 27 points. Don Obs added 26 for the Bullets.
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Del Papa defeats Rinaldi for European light heavyweight title
Italian boxer Piero Del Papa won the European light heavyweight championship by outpointing fellow Italian Giulio Rinaldi over 15 rounds at the Sports Palace in Rome. Both fighters weighed 178¼ pounds.
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Safe Par 72 Round Keeps Zarley Ahead At Doral Open
Kermit Zarley of Yakima Washington holds a one stroke halfway lead at 137 in the Doral Open after a safe par 72. Jay Dolan faltered on the final hole with a water hazard double bogey to finish at 138 alongside Phil Rodgers Frank Beard and Johnny Pott. Arnold Palmer and George Archer tied at 139 after late rounds. Jack Nicklaus rallied to 143 while Ken Venturi shot 63 to move into a large group within four of the lead. Forty‑plus players remain in contention as the field narrows.
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Paschal earns 17th race berth at Peach Blossom 500
Jim Paschal qualifying at North Carolina Speedway produced a 115.634 mph four lap run to lock 17th starting position for Sundays 500 mile Peach Blossom stock car race. After a piston issue delayed him a day, Paschal rushed in a new engine and posted one of the week's best speeds.
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Alvin Jackson to Face Mets as Cardinals Start Saturday
Alvin Jackson the left hander who endured four losing 40 73 seasons with the Mets will debut for the St. Louis Cardinals against his former club Saturday. Manager Red Schoendienst named him to follow Bob Gibson with Hal Woodeschick and Tracy Stallard also in reserve. Injuries to Julian Javier and George Kernek forced the B team to cancel two of three games with the Mets. Bob Tolan opens at first, Dal Maxvill at second.
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Indiana Maintains Lead As Top College Swim Team
Los Angeles AP reports the University of Indiana holds the nation's top college swimming program title. Seven swimmers posted season best times last week, highlighting continued strength across events and boosting national ranking efforts.
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Chuvalo Signs Pact To Meet Clay In Toronto March 29
George Chuvalo signed to fight Cassius Clay March 29 at Maple Leaf Gardens in a bout billed as a world heavyweight championship. Terrell pulled out amid contract disputes. Clay to receive half live gate and TV rights, Chuvalo 20 percent.
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Johnny Longden Bows Out After 40 Racing Years
At Santa Anita, 59-year-old Johnny Longden retires after one final ride in the San Juan Capistrano Handicap. He will ride George Royal in a field of 11 on the turf about 1 3/4 miles. Hill Rise with Manual Yeaza and L Lang Shoemaker aboard Cedar Key loom as strong rivals in a race Longden has won four times, including the 1950 edition famed for Noor, Citation, and a nose finish.
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Gene Rhoda Leads St Paul Open Bowling Semis
Gene Rhoda of Valparaiso Indiana took a lead from Mike Limongello of Babylon New York in the semifinals of the 37000 St Paul Open Professional Bowling Tournament. Rhoda won six of eight matches and totaled 6985 pins for 32 games including 300 bonus pins. The top four after eight more Friday night games advance to Saturday's finals with Limongello at 6968 pins.
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Top Dodger Hurlers Out Of Opener
Dodgers preparing for season with Koufax and Drysdale delayed by holdout negotiations. Pitching coach Phil lips says the star pair are about 10 days behind and may not be ready to last nine innings on opening day April 12. General manager Bavasi remains firm on terms, insisting no progress until the players report or concede to three-year contracts worth $500,000 each.
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Hamilton to Start for Mets in Exhibition Opener
Jack Hamilton, 27, right-hander, slated to work the first three innings for the New York Mets in their opening exhibition game against St. Louis in St. Petersburg. The Mets acquired him from Detroit after a 1-1 record with Detroit and 12-10 at Syracuse. Also slated for mound duty are rookies Dick Selma and Rob Gardner.
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Michigan Avenue Dominates Gulfstream Feature Race
Michigan Avenue ridden by Pete Anderson overcame a poor start to win the Gulfstream Park feature by two lengths over Postage. The 3-year-old son of Windy City 2nd completed seven furlongs in 1:23 3-5, paying $4.20. Postage paid $3 and $2.80, with Uncle Adolph at show $3.60. Lyrico, at Arlington Purse, upset Palm Court at Pimlico, paying $15. Flamin Hat finished third. El Queso narrowly won at Florida Downs, paying $13.60. Quick Thought swept five furlongs in 59.35 seconds at North Providence. Mr Swoon edged Road To Rock for the New Orleans feature, with show Beamingly Yours.
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Cepeda to Miss Giants opener vs Indians in Tucson
The San Francisco Giants will be without slugger Orlando Cepeda for the opening 28 game exhibition slate in Tucson as his wife Annie expects their first child. Gaylord Perry Joe Gibbon and Lindy McDaniel are scheduled to work three innings each in the Saturday opener against the Cleveland Indians.
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NIT doubleheaders set quarterfinals at Madison Square Garden
San Francisco faces Penn State and St John’s takes on Villanova in the first afternoon slate while Manhattan meets Army and Boston College faces Louisville in the night games. CBS televises the San Francisco Penn State tilt.
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Austria sweeps Kandahar downhill with 1 2 3 finish
Austria claimed a decisive 1 2 3 victory in the Kandahar women's downhill. Christl Haas Erika Schineger and Heidi Zimmermann topped the podium in Switzerland, securing a strong Austrian showing on Friday.
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