Pro Cage Standings Update
Pro Cage standings feature Monday schedule with three matchups: Atlanta at Cleveland, Baltimore at Boston, and Golden State at Los Angeles. No other games listed for Monday.
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Indiana Favored In Swimming Indiana
Indiana is the overwhelming favorite to win a fifth consecutive NCAA swimming title at the U S Military Academy pool in West Point. The Hoosiers have dominated the meet with top times, multiple defending champions, and star swimmers Spitz Hall Kinsella and Stamm leading a deep roster. Michigan and Southern California loom as primary challengers as 51 of last year’s 52 place winners return.
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Fittipaldi Captures Pole For Brands Hatch Race
Emerson Fittipaldi of Brazil sprinted the Brands Hatch Circuit at 113.70 mph to take pole for the Race of Champions in a Lotus. He clocked a circuit record 1 minute 23.9 seconds, narrowly topping his own mark. Britain’s Peter Gethin and Mike Hailwood share row two with 1:24.1. Denny Hulme and Peter Revson follow in times around 1:24.3.
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Hawks Beat Royals 115-106 to Tighten Playoff Bid
The Atlanta Hawks moved into second in the Central Division by defeating the Cincinnati Royals 115-106 Saturday night, strengthening their chances to clinch a playoff spot.
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Deacons Lose 3 2 In Opener
Ohio defeated Wake Forest 3 2 in the opening baseball game for both clubs. Dave Sparks hit a two out ninth inning triple to drive in Buddy Bierman for the winning run. Doug Diamond started and allowed three runs before being relieved in the fifth. Wake Forest tied it in the eighth on Chip Holden's single scoring Pat Jones after a double.
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Meriwether Wins Tanqueray Sports Award
New York AP reports Dr De lano Meriwether, a 28 year old hematologist and recent national sprint champion, named winner of the Tanqueray Sports Achievement Award. He is teaching and researching with the Harvard Medical Unit at Boston City Hospital and will be honored at a luncheon Tuesday in New York.
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Kaline Passion Drives Tigers Star Through Two Decades
Kaline, nearing his 20th Tiger season, explains baseball meaning beyond a $100,000 salary. The Baltimore native has 15 All-Star selections, 366 Tigers home runs, and a .300 lifetime average while facing mental wear and injuries with the same drive to play.
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Okker Upsets Ken Rosewall in Kemper Open
Tom Okker of the Netherlands defeated second seed Ken Rosewall of Australia 6 2 6 3 in Evanston Illinois advancing to face the winner of the Arthur Ashe Bob Lutz match. Laver, ranked No. 1, was eliminated Friday night by Bob Lutz. The $10,000 first prize final is scheduled for Sunday.
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McCarty Leads Mount Washington Lacrosse Win
Downie McCarty scored six goals and added three assists to lift the Mount Washington Lacrosse Club to a 14 11 victory as Mike Hanna added three goals and Tom Beck plus Joe Seibold two each Pete Eldredge led Virginia with four goals and Jay Connor had three
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