Bruins Make Their Point As Alcindor Shadow Fades
UCLA defeats Jacksonville 80-69 to prove it can win without Lew Alcindor and boast five capable starters. Coach John Wooden emphasizes defense shift to slow Artis Gilmore, while Sidney Wicks, Curtis Rowe and Henry Bibby lead the veterans set to return.
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Cougars Fall to Stars as LA Stays Hot
Los Angeles beat the Carolina Stars 106 92 behind Willie Wise 31 points and 19 rebounds and Andy Anderson 23 as the Stars win their 13th of 14. Carolina drops to third in the East while Los Angeles sits fourth in the West. The Cougars host Miami Tuesday in Charlotte.
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Hartman Named Permanent Athletic Director at HPC
Chuck Hartman becomes permanent athletic director at High Point College after signing for next season. Betty Jo Clary also named permanent head of the physical education department, taking over after Dr. Charles Morris left last spring. Hartman coaches baseball and Clary leads the girls athletic program.
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High Point College
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HPC
Panthers Hit Nine Games in Week of Baseball Action
High Point College fielding coach Chuck Hartman leads the Panthers through nine games in four days. Doubleheaders on Tue and Wed, with single games set for Thu Fri and Sat. Ron Slingerland pitcher slated to start today as HPC carries a 3-0 record into the busy slate.
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Lee Captures Third Straight U.S. Table Tennis Title
Dal-Joon Lee of Cleveland won his third consecutive U.S. Men's Singles championship at Cobo Hall Detroit defeating John Tannehill of Middleport Ohio 21-18 21-10 18-21 21-18. Villetta Nesukaitis of Toronto beat Irene Ogus of Chicago 21-10 21-11 21-18 to win the women's crown.
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Toronto
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