Campbell's last second shot sends Fort Hays to title tilt
Fort Hays State edged Central Washington 65 64 in the NAIA semi final as Fred Campbell hit an off balance 15 foot jumper with one second left. The win advances FHSU to the 1985 national championship against Wayland Baptist.
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Fort Hays State Tops Central Washington In NAIA Tourney Final
Fort Hays State defeated Central Washington 65 to 64 to win the NAIA tournament. Campbell led FHSU with 22 points, while Jordan and Davis starred for Wayland Baptist in the semifinal, edging Marycrest by one point.
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Mantle and Mays return to baseball under new rules
AP Sports writer Hal Bock reports commissioner Peter Ueberroth restoring Mickey Mantle and Willie Mays to baseball while pledging stricter future guidelines on personnel and casino ties. Bowie Kuhn opposed the move, defending the prior ban, with both Mantle and Mays expressing mixed feelings about the change. Kuhn and Steinbrenner critique the policy shift as too lenient.
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Generous double aces at Southwind No 6
Florence Geier and Tom Meschke each scored a hole in one at Southwind Country Club on Sunday. Geier hit from the 129 yard women’s tee with a five iron, about 3:30 pm, while Meschke aced from the 142 yard men’s tee around 5 pm. It marked the first hole in one for both players and the first at Southwind in 1985.
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Bird named NBA's best after record 60-point game
New York AP Larry Bird of the Boston Celtics was named NBA player of the week after averaging 43.5 points, 10.5 rebounds and five assists in four Celtics victories. He scored 60 against Atlanta to break the club mark, then added 31 versus Phoenix, 35 vs Cleveland and 48 against Houston.
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Young Tar Heels Carry On In NCAA Title Chase
North Carolina with a young lineup faces Auburn in the Southeast Region semifinals after coach Dean Smith steered the 26 8 Tar Heels through a season of injuries and a February surge. Veterans Brad Daugherty and Buzz Peterson anchor a rebuilding team plus newcomers Joe Wolf Kenny Smith and Warren Martin contributing as key factors. The Tar Heels aim to extend their 18 tournament appearances while building chemistry and experience.
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Pepitone Arrested in Brooklyn Cocaine Possession Case
Former Yankees outfielder Joe Pepitone, 44, of Brooklyn, was arrested in Brownsville after police found an eighth of a kilo of cocaine and a .22 Derringer pistol in a car he shared with two others. Pepitone played for the Yankees from 1962 to 1969 and later for several other major league teams.
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