Pan American Wins NAIA Title Over Western Carolina 73 62
Pan American Broncos defeat Western Carolina 73 to 62 in NAIA finals to claim the championship. Lucious Jackson 25 points rebounding and defense earns MVP honors as Western Carolina ends at 28 7 while Pan Am finishes 26 6 and extends its 15 game winning streak.
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Western Carolina
Kansas City
Western Carolina College
Cullowhee
N. C
Lucious Jackson
Broncos
Mel Gibson
Jackson
Broncs
Tommy Lavelle
Western
Big Jim McGurk
Pan Am
Gibson
Willis Reed
Grambling
Tigers
Fort Hays
Kan
State
W. Carolina
Thorpe
Friddie
Horne
Yates
Peterson
Urand
McGurk
Murray
Edwads
Sea
Jacks
Lavelle
Tharpe
Seal
Attendance
Beavers Upset Sun Devils to Reach NCAA Finals
Provo Utah Oregon State beats Arizona State 83 65 in Western Regional finals. Beavers advance to face Cincinnati in Louisville Kentucky in first NCAA finals round. Duke plays Loyola Chicago with winners to meet for national title Saturday.
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Utah
Oregon State
Beavers
Arizona State
Cincinnati
Louisville
Duke
Loyola of Chicago
Heyman
Blue Devils
Loyola
Illinois
Colorado
Liston to Fly to Chicago for Knee Checkup
Sonny Liston plans a Chicago trip for a knee examination after a Saturday check, with promoter Al Bolan stating no definite postponement of the April 10 title defense. Doctors reported improvement and noted possible cartilage tearing would require surgery, otherwise no operation is likely.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Sonny Liston
Chicago
Liston
al Bolan
Championship Sports, Inc
Floyd Patterson
Jack Nilon
Nilon
Bolan
Duke Baird
Oklahoma City coach reports bribe attempt on player
Oklahoma City University coach Abe Lemons said junior Eddie Jackson of Waco was approached in a Kansas City restaurant about keeping him from scoring 20 points. Lemons contacted the FBI after Jackson reported the incident at 2 am. an agent later spoke to Jackson.
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Lawrence, Kan
Oklahoma City University
Abe Lemons
Lemons
Eddie Jackson
Waco
Tex
Oklahoma City
University of Oklahoma
Colorado
Kansas City
Downtowner Motor Inn
Jackson
Texas
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Tops Colorado 67-60 to Reach NCAA Regional Final
Lawrence Kan AP Cincinnati, the top ranked team, rallied past Colorado 67-60 to win the Midwest NCAA regional, marking their fifth straight regional title. Colorado led by nine in the first half as Cincinnati staged a late surge. Texas defeated Oklahoma City University 90-83 for consolation honors.
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Lawrence, Kan
Cincinnati
Colorado
Texas
Oklahoma City University
SEC probes 1962 Georgia Alabama football fixing claim
Commissioner Bernie Moore says the Southeastern Conference is reviewing a Saturday Evening Post report that Wally Butts shared Georgia plays with Alabama coach Bear Bryant before the Sept. 22 1962 game in which Alabama won 35 to 0. Butts and Bryant deny the accusation and plan libel actions.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Bernie Moore
Southeastern Conference
Saturday Evening Post
Georgia
Alabama
Wally Butts
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Butts
Bryant
The
Post
Washington
Justice Department
FBI
Moore
SEC
University of Georgia Athletics Board
M. Cook Barwick
Atlanta
Athletic Board
Georgia Athletic Board
University of Georgia
University of Alabama
Bryant Georgia
Mountaineers Top NYU in NCAA East Consolation
West Virginia’s Ron Thorn scored 33 points as the Mountaineers beat New York University 83-73 in the NCAA Eastern Regional consolation game. Thorn finished with 73 points in two tournament games, while All-American Barry Kramer led NYU with 29 points.
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Associated Press Sports
Wrnter College Park
Ron Thorn
West Virginia
Mountaineers
New York University
Duke
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
Louisville
Thorn
Thern
Marty Lentz
Bary Kramer
NYU
Rod Thorn
Myers Park Mermen Win Sixth State Swim Title
Myers Park of Charlotte dominated the state championships at Wake Forest scoring 91 points to secure its sixth or seventh straight title. Greensboro Grimsley 57 and Rose High 32 followed. Rik Danielson of Raleigh led individuals by winning the 200 and 400 yard freestyles with record times.
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Charlotte Myers Park
Wake Forest
Myers Park
Greensboro Grimsley
Greenville
Rose High
Asheville
Raleigh
Needham Broughton
Chapel Hill
East Mecklenburgh
High Point
Greensboro Page
Winston-Salem Reynolds
Rik Danielson
Blue Team Prevails in Duke Spring Contest 20-19
In intermittent rain at Duke, the Blues overcome two White fumbles and a 13-0 deficit to beat the White squad 20-19. Key plays include Drulis receiving a 7 yard TD from Glacken to cap a 76 yard final drive, and Weidman Stoltz and Drulis scoring for the Blues.
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Durham
Blues
Dave Aible
Bobby Dean
Bob Weidman
Jerry Stoltz
Chuck Drulis
Scotty Glacken
Alex Bell
Doug Brown
Brown
Glacken
Drulis
Aible
Mike Curtis
Whites
Uible
Curtis
Dean
Weidman
Bel
Stoltz
Montreal beats Detroit Toronto in National League clash
In a National League matchup Montreal defeated Detroit Toronto 5 to 3 as Chicago hosts EHL playoff action. Charlotte edged Greensboro 7 to 4 in a best of five series tied at one.
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Montreal
Detroit
Toronto
Chicago
Charlotte
Greensboro
Loyola routs Illinois as Harkness scores 33 in NCAA win
All America guard Jerry Harkness tallies 33 points to lead third-ranked Loyola of Chicago to a 79-64 victory over Big Ten co champion Illinois. The Ramblers clinch a spot in the NCAA semifinals in Louisville to face Duke after a dominant first half and a 20 point lead.
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Mich
Jerry Harkness
Chicago
Loyola
Illinois
Ramblers
Louisville
Duke
Jenison
Harkness
Blue Devils
Hawks
Tom Wynne
Wynne
Jim Lynam
College Scores Across Regional Play and Conference matchups
Regional and tournament results list mid east midwest and southern pairings. Notable scorers include Mississippi State 65 over Bowling Green and Texas 90 over Oklahoma City with Loyola Chicago 79 over Illinois 64 in the NCAA Championship. NIT first round results feature St Louis 62 La Salle 6 and Miami 71 St Francis 2. Baseball and track entries show postponed and rain affected games, with UCLA 3 Southern California and Florida 4 Georgia 2 among others.
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Mississippi State
College Park
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Oklahoma City
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Illinois
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Fla
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NAIA
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Rain
Holy Cross
Oregon
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Georgia
Florida State
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Tulane
Southern Mississippi
Pepperdine
Fresno State
Howard
Ala
Alabama
William Carey
Miss. College
Ohio State
Quantico Marines
Duke advances to NCAA finals with win over St Josephs
Duke's No 2 team beat St Joseph's 73-59 at Cole Field House to reach the NCAA finals and face Loyola Chicago. Jeff Mullins led Duke with 24 points while Art Heyman struggled, scoring 16 with 10 assists. St Joseph's finished 23-5. West Virginia beat NYU 73-63 in the consolation.
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Duke
Blue Devils
Loyola of Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
Duke Stware
Boyle
Meyman
Wynne
Mullins
Hoffman
Buckley
Courtin
Schmidt
Lynam
Harrison
Titler
Tison
Kelly
Herbster
St. Jseph’s
Duke M
Tiller
Heyman
Marr Takes St. Pete Golf Lead
Dave Marr shot 66 to take a three stroke lead at 202 after 54 holes in the St. Petersburg Open. Raymond Floyd moved to second at 205 with 67 71 67. Tommy Bolt sits third at 206 as the field heads to the final round in St. Petersburg Florida.
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Fla
Dave Marr
New Rochelle
N.Y
Young
Raymond Floyd
Fayetteville
N.C
George Bayer
Julius Boros
Mason Rudolph
Jacky Cup
Don Finsterwald
Charles Sitford
Bobby Nichols
Alvie Thompson
Bob Goalby
Paul Bondosen
Bruce Crampton
J. €. Goosie
Don Bisplinghoff
Johnny Potts
Don Whitt
Bob Harrison
Doug Sanders
al Balding
Jimmy Clark
Bob Duden
Jerry Steelsmith
Jim Ferrier
Jack Bissegger
Fred Hawkins
Jerry Pittman
Eldon Briggs
Triple Bill Fight Card Postponed At Dodger Stadium
Los Angeles promoters postponed Saturday night's triple championship boxing program at Dodger Stadium due to heavy rain. An announcement on rescheduling for the three 15 round world title fights will be issued Sunday with options Monday or Tuesday at 8 30 p m EST. No television will be provided.
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Los Angeles
Dodger Stadium
Atlanta 500 Set As 46 Hope To Chase $75000 Prize
Atlanta 500 pits 46 top stock car drivers led by Junior Johnson in a 1963 Chevy on a forecast uncertain day. Weather may delay start but race promises over $75,000 to the winner and features Ford and Pontiac contenders with Lorenzen, Lund, Petty, Foyt and Johnson in pole and early front rows.
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Atlanta
Junior Johnson
FORD
Chevys
Johnson
Fireball Roberts
Pontiac
Roberts
Joe Weatherly
Paul Goldsmith
David Pearson
Buck Baker
Bobby Johns
Ragda
N. C
Fred Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Ill
Lorenzen
Tiny Lund
Cross
S. C
Lund
Chevrolet
Foyt
Rex White
Spartanburg
Plymouth
Richard Petty
Randleman
Jim Paschal
High Point
Indianapolis
Jim Hurtubise
Lennox
Calif
Mercury
Rodger Ward
Troy Ruttman
Dearborn
Mich
Brickyard
Parnelli Jones
Gardena
Ronda
N.C
Charlotte
Bobby Jonas
Miami
Fla
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
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University Club
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Jeff Mullins
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Fred Schmidt
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Triple Bill
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Nelson Stacy
Daytona Beach
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Larry
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Rancheran
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Lee Roy Yarbrough
Jacksonville
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Maple Heights
Ohio
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Len ‘Sutton
Portland
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Johnny Sue Gerth
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Kannapolis
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Tenn
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Wheaton
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Charles Wickersham
Long Boat Key
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Hapeville
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Gastonia
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