Shooting Stars Mark NIT Opener
The 35th National Invitation Tournament opens at Madison Square Garden with Virginia facing Lafayette and Jacksonville meeting Fordham. Saturday doubleheader features Syracuse versus Davidson and Maryland against St Joseph's Pa, then Oral Roberts vs Memphis State and St John’s N Y versus Missouri. Quarterfinals begin Monday.
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Cougars face price shift amid ABA action and losses
Carolina posts a 30 47 season mark as IRS orders ticket rescales for remaining home games after Carolina raised prices by one dollar in Phase 1. Floridians rally past Utah 111 105 behind Jabali 27 and Jones 21 to halt Utahs eight game win streak.
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Penn Wins Fas t Thriller Over Villanova in Late Clock
Penn narrowly defeated Villanova 68 62 as the Quakers survived a late rally. Daly a former Duke assistant praised his squad's defensive effort and patience while noting timing and North Carolina pressure as challenges. Siemienikowski and Ingels sparked Villanova comeback before Penn clinched it on free throws.
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College Scores from AP Regional Semifinals
Associated Press tally lists NCAA College Division and University Division scores across East Mid East Mid West and West regions. Notable results include North Carolina over South Carolina 92 69 Penn over Villanova 78 67 and Kentucky over Marquette 85 69 with UCLA routing Weber State 90 58.
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Baseball Preview Indians Seek Brighter Season in 1972
Tucson AP reports Cleveland manager Ken Aspromonte faces questions on rotation bullpen and outfield to rebound from a 102 loss season. Perry Mingori anchor rotation with Dunning Wilcox Tidrow Hargan among hopefuls. Johnson Unser Phillips Ford Lowe nstein compete in outfield. Fosse Nettles Chambliss also figure in opening lineup. Aspromonte stresses “WORK” as the key in Tribe camp.
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Vince Colbert
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Ed Farmer
Jim Mover
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Ray Fosse
Graig Nettles
Chris Chambliss
Jerry Moses
Vada Pinson
Frank Baker
Alan Foster
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Forty Two Exempt At North South Amateur Golf
Pinehurst North Carolina AP reports the North and South Amateur Tour reduced exempt players to 42, about half of usual. Two days of qualifying set for April 29 and 30. About 140 entrants compete for 128 match play spots starting May 1.
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Shinns Column Questions WV Coliseum Appeal
West Virginia officials hoped to showcase a new coliseum but turnout suffered due to limited accommodations roads and nearby amenities. Morgan town’s population trails High Point’s, and Carolina rented a motel far from downtown with no airport taxi service. South Carolina’s early loss echoed last year’s Raleigh regional exit, fueling doubts about the Gamecocks schedule or coach Frank McGuire’s touch.
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Bullets Rally Past Cavaliers For Central Division Lead
The Baltimore Bullets defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers 105-101 at Cleveland Arena to end the Cavs seven game skid and close to within 13 percent of the division leaders. Wes Unseld grabbed a Cleveland Arena rebounding record with 24 boards and Gus Johnson added 18 points off the bench in a pivotal win.
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Beard takes early lead at Greater Jacksonville Open in rain
Frank Beard shot a four under par 68 to grab the first round lead at the Greater Jacksonville Open despite heavy winds and a near hour rain delay. Al Geiberger, Tony Jacklin and a group at 70 chased, while Arnold Palmer struggled to a 71 and Gary Player matched par 72.
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