Kentucky Defeats Marquette In NCAA Mideast Semifinal
Kentucky routed Marquette 107-89 in the NCAA Mideast Regional semifinal as Dan Issel scored 36 points 26 in the first half. Mike Casey and Mike Pratt added 19 and 17 for the Wildcats who led 53-40 at halftime and meet Ohio State next for a berth in the final.
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Houston Rolls By Louisville in NCAA Midwest Semi Final
Houston led by Elvin Hayes and Sterling Don Chaney blasted Louisville 91-75 to reach the regional final. Hayes scored 35 and outrebounded Unseld 23 boards. Chaney and Lee added inside pressure as Houston built a 45-32 halftime edge and dominated the boards.
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Paul Guffee Dies in New York City
Paul Guffee, 24, a three year letter man on the Vanderbilt University football team, died Friday in a New York City hospital from a personal safety related gunshot wound. He was Battle Ground Academy student body president in 1960 61 and captain of the state champion football team in 1960. He helped Vanderbilt defeat Tennessee in 1964 and was pursuing an acting career in New York. Survivors include sisters Mrs. John Barringer Memphis and Dorothy Guffee Franklin two brothers John Guffee Franklin and Harry Guffee Jr. Houston.
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Records Fall In NCAA Indoor Track Meet
Texas El Paso’s Beamon set a world indoor long jump mark of 27-2 as Villanova’s Larry James won the 440 in 47.0, surpassing the 47.8 world indoor record. Beamon’s 27-7% later jumped but fouled. Ohio State and Western Michigan runners also posted top times. Rhode Island’s Narcessian broke the collegiate 35 pound weight throw record with 65-5 in the opening event.
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Pirates Stomp Mets 8-1 in exhibition game
Veteran Willie Stargell and rookie Bob Robertson hit two run homers as the Pirates beat the Mets 8-1 in an spring exhibition in St. Petersburg. Stargell connected in the sixth off Don Shaw and Robertson in the ninth off Ron Taylor after both were 0-for-4. The Mets’ only run came in the fifth on a walk sac bunt and two infield outs. Tommie Agee debuting in center field for New York singled once in four at bats and made two brilliant catches.
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Michigan Names Don Canham As New Track Coach
Michigan announces Don Canham as successor to Fritz Crisler as athletic director. Canham, 49, has led the Wolverines track program since 1948 with 12 Big Ten championships and prior roles with Kenya Uganda Tanganyika Olympic teams in 1956 and NCAC presidency in 1958-59.
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Ole Miss and Auburn Split Close 40 Year Series
The Rebels and Tigers have produced three one point decisions in a 40 year rivalry, with Ole Miss winning 43 42 and 31 30 in 1928 and 59 58 in 1964. The 1928 games decided the Southern Conference championship.
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Whizzer White Stars in 1938 Cotton Bowl Heroics
Colorado standout Whizzer White, later a Supreme Court Justice, threw a touchdown pass and returned an interception 47 yards for a TD in the 1938 Cotton Bowl.
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Dodgers reshuffle pitching staff with Versalles and Haller
Dodgers trade Roseboro Perra noski and Miller to Minnesota for Zoilo Versalles and Jim Grant then acquire Tom Haller from San Francisco and Ron Hunt to bolster infield and catching. Drysdale Osteen and Singer head a deep staff while Regan Brewer and rookie Billingham add bullpen depth amid hopes of a quicker bounce back.
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Wills Defends Stolen Bases And Bunt Tactics
Maury Wills discusses pet peeves in late inning steals and bunts for hits, defending the strategy as essential to conditioning and clutch RBI play. He recalls 1962 Dodgers' 104 stolen bases and says strength lies in timely steals for Pirates.
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Tech Jackets hire fresh assistants and unveil new uniforms
Bud Carson begins his second season as Jackets coach after losing most of his staff. He has replaced them with eager assistants and plans a uniform change for the September 21 opener with TCU.
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Grapefruit League Standings and Schedule Notes
National League standings show Los Angeles 4 2 667 and San Francisco 4 4 500. American League entries include divisions and multiple teams with records around .571 and .333. The schedule lists Los Angeles vs Baltimore in Miami and numerous Florida venues for weekend and Monday games with multiple matchups including New York and Chicago squads in Fort Lauderdale and Clearwater.
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