Jamboree Friday Hopes Dimmed by Poor Weather
Athens Hartselle Austin and Decatur prep for the spring jamboree amid rain and snow hindering practice. Decatur, Hartselle and Austin report limited sessions while Athens fights injuries and a hospital case as teams schedule four 12 minute periods for the event at Decatur Stadium Friday 7:30 p.m.
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Ron Tate
AEA
Decatur Stadium
Red Raiders
Earl Webb
Decatur
Webb
Whitsett
Chargers
Athens
Golden Eagles
Larry McCoy
Eith
Dayton Wins NIT Title Behind May Scoring Burst
Deadeye Don May poured in 17 of 22 in the second half to lift Dayton past Kansas 61-48 for the National Invitation Tournament crown. May, Dayton’s all time top scorer, led the Flyers who broke a 25-25 halftime tie and stretched their winning streak to 13. Bob Hooper added 16 for Dayton while Roger Bobenstein led Kansas with 12 as Jo Jo White was held to 10. Notre Dame defeated St Peter’s 81-78 for third place.
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Don May
Dayton
Kansas
Mike Becht
Associated Press
NEW York
May
Flyers
UCLA
Notre Dame
St. Peter’s
N.J
Jayhawks
Henry Finkle
Bob Hooper
Roger Bobenstein
Jo Jo White
Bob Arnzen
Arnzen
Ished
Pete O'Dea
MacMahn Murphy
Whitmore
Oral Fouts
Torain
Dayton Apts Tae
Shaw
George Archer
California
Tony Jacklin
Dave Stockton
Jacklin
Stockton
Dave Marr
Bob Murphy
South—Africa
Bobby Cole
Gary Player
Tom Shaw
Dave Marry
Bob Dickson
Exod Haas
Ob Smith
Biggy Gilbert
Ray Floyd
Ray Botts
Steve Opperman
Bobby Nichols
Ricard Martinez
Dick Mayer
Jury Player
Labron Harris
Rod Funseth
John Stevens
John Schree
Hermero Blanca
Lou Graham
Steve Reid
Billy Maxwell
Dan Sikes
Deane Beman
Bill Collins
Dick Hart
Jack Fleck
Lionel] Hebert
John Lotz
Dudley Wyson
Ed Kroll
Ay Brewer
Im Grant
al. Balding
Uteh . Baird
Harry. Mowry
Wayne Yates
Dave Eichelberger
Marty Fleckman
Jay Hebert
Don Finsterwald
Peter Townsend
Lee Trevino
Jones
Dave Maradoo
Bet
Shaw Holds Penny Lead At Pensacola Open
Terrific Tommy Shaw widened his lead to four strokes with a 67 in the second round to reach 130, while George Archer was four back at 134 and Tony Jacklin shared third at 135 as weather delayed Friday's play and a large Pensacola crowd watched.
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Ron Speer
Associated Press
Pensacola
Fla
Tommy Shaw
iGolf
Tll
Shaw
Federal Judges Take Suit Under Advisement in Alabama Case
Three federal judges heard a Justice Department suit alleging racial discrimination in Alabama high school and college athletics. The Alabama Junior College Conference and related bodies were dismissed as parties, while AHSAA and AIAA remain in the suit.
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Montgomery
Ala
Justice Department
Alabama
Alabama Junior, College Conference
Alabama Collegiate Conference
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
B.E. Lee
Junior College Conference
Alabama Junior College Association
Circuit
Richard Rives
Alabama High School Athletic Association
Alabama Interscholastic Athletic Association
Herman L
Bubba) Scott
Scott
AHSAA
Birmingham
AIAA
Alabama_ Interscholastic _Association
Negro Association
Knicks Rally To Take Game From 76ers In Playoff Clash
Knicks defeat 76ers 128-117 as Walt Frazier scores 25 and directs a fast offensive surge. Walt Bellamy nets 26 and Willis Reed 24 while Wilt Chamberlain and Hal Greer each have 24 for Philadelphia. Russell and Jackson spark late rally after silent first half. First Knicks playoff win in New York since 1955.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Walt Frazier
New York
Philadelphia Satur
National Basketball Association
Frazier
Knicks
Philadelphia
76Ers
Cazzie Russell
Russell
Phil Jackson
Walt Bellamy
Willis Reed
Wilt Chamberlain
Hal Greer
Jackson
Game Called Off Over Bad Court Conditions
The Kentucky Colonels and New Jersey Americans playoff game for fourth place in the ABA Eastern Division was cancelled after the Long Island arena court failed league standards. A spokesman said the game would likely be moved to a different site on Sunday afternoon, with the exact venue undetermined. The teams still contend for the final ABA playoff berth.
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Commack
N.Y
Kentucky Colonels
New Jersey Americans
American Basketball Association
Long Island Arena
Colonels
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Norwalk
Decatur Little League, Inc. Baseball Registration
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