Ramsey: You Saw Us At Our Best Hawks Triumph Over Wake Forest
Charlotte Coliseum report from the NCAA regional final shows St Josephs defeating Wake Forest 86 to 68. Coach Jack Ramsey praised his players for a tremendous defensive effort on Len Chappell and an outburst of heart. Bones McKinney declined to claim victory yet expressed pride in his team and lauded Wake Forest for its never quit fight.
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Wake Forest Falls to St Joseph's in NCAA Regional Final
Wake Forest Deacons lose 96 86 to St Joseph's Hawks in the NCAA regional final at Charlotte Coliseum. St Joe's led 48 28 at halftime, then withstood Wake Forest second half rally as Majewski 20 Chappell 32 Hoy 19 Egan 14 Kemp ton 10 led the scoring. Travel calls hampered Wake, as Hawks earned spot in NCAA semifinals in Kansas City.
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St Joseph's tops Wake Forest. Bubas to field full squad in all star
Wake Forest defeated by St Joseph's Hawks in Charlotte ends Deacons’ pursuit of NCAA semifinals and alters lineups for the Big Four North State Senior all star game. Jerry Steele and Alley Hart named to Big Four unit. High Point track falls to Washington and Lee 104 36. Beaufort wins third straight Class A state basketball title 62 59 over Boonville.
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Nicklaus and Beman Set For Western Amateur Showdown
Jack Nicklaus and Deane Beman, both top amateur talents, prepare to duel over five days at the New Orleans Country Club in the Western Amateur. The event will start with three days of stroke play, narrowing to 16 finalists for two days of match play, with a field including past Western kings and rising stars.
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Hickory Speedway Postpones Opening Stock Race
Hickory Speedway postpones its season opening stock car race due to rain and forecasts of bad weather. Race Director Grafton Burgess says the late model limited sportsman event will be moved to next Sunday with over 20 western North Carolina speedsters expected at the four-tenths mile clay track.
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Bonnies Rally To Beat Princeton In NCAA Regional
St. Bonaventure, down 17 early, roared back for an 85-67 victory over Princeton to take third place in the NCAA Eastern Regional. Tom Stith led with 29 points in his final college game. Fritz Crawford added 16 as the Bonnies shot 53 percent in the second half while Princeton hit 40 percent. Wake Forest and St. Joseph's met in the regional final for a shot at the national semifinals.
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Beard Caps Florida golfer wins Florida Collegiate Invitational
Frank Beard of Florida captured the individual title at the Florida Collegiate Invitational in Ocala with a 277 total over four rounds at Ocala Municipal Golf Course. Houston claimed the team crown with 1126, while Florida placed second and Georgia third amid a field including Florida State, Florida Southern, Middle Tennessee, and Miami.
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Norton blasts D A s Office over college scandal handling
Ken Norton chairman of the NIT Selection Committee criticizes the New York district attorney for slow disclosure in the college basketball bribery probe. He notes the inquiry involves hundreds questioned across states, with several players charged and two gamblers in custody.
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Ohio State Rips Cats to Win Mid East Regional Title
National champion Ohio State led by Jerry Lucas and Larry Siegfried crushed Kentucky 87 74 to clinch the NCAA Mid East regional crown. Lucas scored 33 points, controlled boards, and forced two Kentucky players to fouling out as a massive Freedom Hall crowd watched 17 454 fans roar. Louisville outclassed Morehead State 83 61 for third place, with total regional attendance reaching 36 337 over two nights.
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GGO Adds Pro-Am to Its Slate in Greensboro Open
The 24th Greensboro Open adds a pro-am on Wednesday April 12 as a warmup to the main event April 13 to 16 with a $22,500 purse. Mose Kiser Jr. announced the new format and Big Bear supermarkets funds the prize money.
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Holy Cross and St Louis Advance in NIT Quarterfinals
In New York Holy Cross defeated Memphis State 69 to 61 while St Louis beat Colorado State 59 to 53. Temple defeated Army 79 to 66 and Providence topped DePaul 73 to 67 in afternoon games. Providence faces Niagara and Temple meets Dayton next.
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