Price Right for Cards Paces Cats in Midwest Final
Louisville tops Southwestern Louisiana 84 to 68 in the NCAA regional semifinal behind Jim Price and a lockdown defense. Price, Lamar’s nemesis, clamped down Lamar as Louisville rallied from 14 down and won to meet Kansas State in the regional final. Kansas State beat Texas 66 to 55 as Hall fueled the late surge.
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Adult Men's Softball Meeting Set Tuesday
There will be a men's adult softball organizational meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at the iCivic Center. All managers coaches and interested parties are urged to attend. Anyone wanting to start a new team should attend officials said. Ron Hunt of the Montreal Expos set a major league record last season when he was hit 40 times by pitched balls. Jack Ryan is in his 13th season as coach of the Army swimming team.
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Nelsons 860 Points over 3-Year Span a New Record
Stewart Nelson of Garden City High set a school career scoring record with 860 points across three seasons, leading the Buffs to a 19-5 record and runner-up finish in the Class AAAA tournament at Lawrence. He also set a single season mark of 516 points, among multiple top all-time lists, with strong shooting and rebounding totals.
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UCLA and Kentucky Progress In NCAA Regionals
UCLA topped Weber State 90-58 as Henry Bibby and Larry Farmer led with outside shooting while Bill Walton battled foul trouble and Swen Nater added 12 points. Kentucky used a zone defense to defeat Marquette as Ron Lyons scored 19 in Dayton. North Carolina and Penn also won in the East and Midwest regions.
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Vincennes Undefeated Faces Ferrum In NJCAA Semis
Vincennes Indiana meets Ferrum Virginia in the National Junior College Basketball Tournament winners' bracket semifinal in Hutchinson Kansas after Ferrum edged Idaho 61 60 on a late Bermudez tip in and Tyler Oklahoma rallied from 16 down to beat Seminole 87 81 behind Jack James 24 points.
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Bullets Complete Midwest Revenge In Cleveland Showdown
The Baltimore Bullets defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers 105 to 101 at Cleveland Arena with Wes Unseld grabbing a rebound record of 24 and Gus Johnson contributing 18 points off the bench. Archie Clark led Baltimore with 24 points while Cleveland’s Austin Carr and Bobby Smith had 26 each. In other NBA action, New York edged Houston 103-102 on a late Bill Bradley jumper, and Golden State beat Portland 107-94 as Nate Thurmond scored 26 to push the Warriors two games clear of Seattle for the final West playoff berth.
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Vida Blue to Leave A's for Public Relations Job
Oakland star Vida Blue, 22, announced he will quit baseball for a public relations post after A's owner Charles Finley offered only 50,000 for the coming season. Blue and attorney Robert Gerst seek 92,500. he will join Dura-Steel Products in Los Angeles as vice president in charge of public relations. Finley stood firm at 50,000, saying it is his best offer to a second-year player.
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Utah skier dies at NCAA meet in Winter Park
University of Utah downhill racer David Allen Novello, 20, was killed on the first downhill run when his ski left him and he struck a tree on a rutted 1.34 mile course. Utah officials paused competition as the team withdrew from further events.
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Guaranteed jobs and training offered by Air Force ad
The U S Air Force promises a guaranteed job before enlistment and civilian-competitive pay scales in the 1970s. Master Sergeant Chuck Avery in Colorado Springs presents the opportunity with job specifics and technical training.
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High Grid Honor For Steve Keller
Gar den City High School star Steve Keller a 6 4 senior received Scholastic Magazine all America honorable mention He is among few high school ends nationwide Keller was a unanimous all state football pick last fall as the Buffaloes finished second in Class AAAA playoffs He also earned second team all West Central Kansas League basketball honors as the Buffs were runners up in state Class AAA cage playoffs He is among the top Class AAAA high jumpers in track.
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