Bradley Snares NIT Cage Title
Bradley's Braves defeated New Mexico 86-54 to win the National Invitation Tournament title. Strander dominated Ira Harge, Strawder scored 21, while Bradley's defense stifled the Lobos after a 33-22 halftime lead, securing their third NIT crown and solidifying Bradley's strong tournament run. Army beat NYU 60-59 for third place.
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Lobos
New
NYU
Mike Silliman
Strander
New Mexico
Ira Harge
Harge
Strawder
Bradley
Braves
Wichita
Drake
Bradley Gft C.w'i
Johnston
Rain Delays NC State Spring Football Scrimmage
Rain forced the postponement of North Carolina State's spring football scrimmage at Riddick Stadium. Coach Earle Edwards halted play after 19 sessions, noting the team learned little in rain and mud and that many lettermen will not return.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Riddick Stadium
Earle Edwards
Edwards
Betsy Rawls Seeks Titleholders Again at Augusta
Betsy Rawls, a 13 year veteran with multiple titles, aims to win the Titleholders championship at Augusta Country Club April 23-26. She joins Jo Ann Prentice and Carol Mann among early entrants. nine golfers entered for the 25th renewal of the 72 hole event.
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Augusta
Betsy Rawls
Sam Snead
Snead
Miss Rawls
Augusta Country Club
Spartanburg
S.C
Louise Suggs
Patty Berg
Miss Suggs
Betsy
Fires Sizzling 67 Casper Opens Doral Lead
MIAMI AP Caspers 67 in windy wet conditions at the Doral Open puts him two strokes ahead of Nicklaus and Shave at 207 nine under through 54 holes. Baxter falls one back as Palmer struggles with a missed green and a camera mishap. Casper birdied 14 and 15 and finished strong with eight birdies and three bogeys, aiming for a $7,500 prize. The round featured delays from rain and a tough course at 7,028 yards.
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Ben Funk
Sam Snead
Joe Lopez
Miami
Fla
Billy Casper
Jami
Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Rex Baxter
Bob Shave
Baxter
Casner
Jack Rule
Arnold Palmer
Gary
Nicklaus
Palmer
McLendon Named As Coaches for U.S. Team
Hank Tha of Oklahoma State and John McLendon of Kentucky State were offered the two coaching posts for the U S national basketball team set to play eight games in the Soviet Union from April 15 to May 5 by the Amateur Athletic Union. Players will come from Olympic trials in New York, April 24-26, and Iba remains head coach of the American Olympic basketball squad.
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Oklahoma State
John McLendon
Kentucky State
U.S
Soviet Union
Amateur Athletic Union
New York
Iba
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Bob Zarr
Joe Strander
Eddie Jacka
Bradley Snares
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Murray Chass
Associated Press Sports Writer
Joe Straw
Peresh van Geet
Shave
Butch Baird
Colorado Springs
Hank Tha
Cae Tema
Wrighty Greensboro
Fred
Red) Taylor
Richard Isaacs
Cuick Service
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Kendall
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Kennedy Qil Company
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