Tar Heels season ends in NCAA consolation loss to Houston
Carolina finishes 1966-67 with a 26-6 record after a loss to Dayton in the semifinals and a defeat by Houston in the third-place game. Coach Dean Smith reflects on key games and the role of sophomores as UCLA dominates the final.
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Exhibition Baseball Sunday Results And Tuesday Schedule
Sunday results show Baltimore 3 Los Angeles 5 Kansas City 5 Houston 4 California 5 San Francisco Philadelphia 10 Atlanta 9 New York A 9 Cincinnati Pittsburgh 5 Washington 5 New York 10 innings Minnesota 7 Boston 1 Cleveland 4 Chicago St Louis 6 Detroit 2. Tuesday games list Atlanta Detroit Cincinnati Minnesota Orlando Los Angeles SF St Louis St Petersburg New York Philadelphia Clearwater New York San Francisco Phoenix Baltimore Washington Miami Boston Chicago California Cleveland Palmerin Kansas City New York Bradenton Fla.
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GGO Opens With Stars Competing For 125000 Purse
Greensboro hosts the Greater Greensboro Open as top players including Sam Snead Julius Boros Doug Sanders and Arnold Palmer compete for a 125000 prize. Qualifiers at Forest Oaks aim to fill 30 berths in a 144 man field while events begin with a champions banquet in Greensboro Coliseum. Jack Nicklaus plans to skip to prepare for the Masters.
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Thomson Wins Hong Kong Open Over Huggett In Playoff
Peter Thomson of Australia captured the $12,000 Hong Kong Open, denying England’s Brian Huggett after a troublesome putter cost Huggett the title. The 72 hole event ended in a sudden death playoff after both players finished regulation tied at 273.
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UCLA Bruins Secure Third Title In Four Years
UCLA coach John Wooden hints at a possible dynasty after his 30-0 national championship season. Led by Lew Alcindor and Mike Warren, UCLA defeated Dayton 79-64 in the final as Lucius Allen and Warren contributed strong scoring with Alcindor pulling down 18 rebounds. Dayton coach Don Donoher praised UCLA's excellence and Dayton finishes 25-6. Guy Lewis’s Houston Cougars won 84-62 in the consolation game, eyeing a strong next season.
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Lassiter Leads Billiards Play In World Tourney
Luther Lassiter the defending champion from Elizabeth City North Carolina won his seventh straight match Sunday night and shared first place in the World Pocket Billiards Championship tourney. Lassiter defeated Kazuo Fujima of Japan 150 74 to stay tied with Jack Breit of Houston and Frank McGown of New York who finished the round at 70. Breit beat Cicero Murphy of New York 150 96 and McGown routed Onofrio Lauri of Seaford New York 150 42.
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ACC Teams Begin Baseball Run After Basketball Ends
ACC schools shift to baseball with 34 games this week 17 in Florida. Duke NC State and others travel to sunny venues while Clemson South Carolina and Georgia Southern post early wins. Major matchups include Duke Michigan State at Miami and North Carolina Florida slate across the Sunshine State.
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High Interest CD Offers 5 Percent Daily Returns
An advertised financial offer promises 5 percent daily interest on Growth Certificates of Deposit with daily compounding and a guaranteed 5.258 percent yield at two years. A $500 investment would grow to $552.58 by maturity. An Income Certificate option is also described.
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