NEA College Cage Preview After Alcindor Wide Open Race
NEA previews the 1967-68 college basketball season with UCLA without Lew Alcindor facing strong challengers. Villanova Columbia and Bonaventure pace Top Three in a field including North Carolina, Kentucky, Michigan State, and Purdue led by Bobby Jones and Lew Alcindor era notes.
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Keke
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Davideon
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Porize Spear
Evilege Istory
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Wit
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Axe
Sears
Jez Rocke
Maloy
Mike Pratt
Dan Imes
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Adsley Rapp
Purdue
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Steve Patterson
Dorm Vailely
Sidney Wicks
Terry Schofield
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Texas Western
Tiger Is Old, But Wins Again Tiger Is Old, But Wins Again
New York AP reports veteran boxer Dick Tiger, at 40, defeated Andy Kent Gall at Madison Square Garden. Tiger, now 168½ pounds, seeks big paydays with future title bids as he eyes Benvenuti and Foster, amid a 61-16-3 career and a $26,000 gross from the bout.
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Teddy Brenner
Rookie lineup swaps spark early run against Pittsburgh
From page 1-8, coach Bones McKinney said he delayed his decision before the game and started Mahaffey over Whitney because Mahaffey had been playing well and Pittsburgh's speed posed a threat. The strategy aimed to deliver a strong opening. Bunting performed well as a sharpshooter.
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Pro Cage Results From ABA Basketball Night
The Associated Press reports ABA action with Dallas defeating Los Angeles 96-34 and Washington beating New Orleans 101-59 while Denver downed New York 100-83. Other results include Milwaukee at Baltimore and Detroit at Cincinnati in today’s schedule.
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Charlotte Puts Two Players on Minor League All Star Team
Charlotte and Asheville each placed two players on the 1999 Class AA All Star baseball team. Asheville’s Don Anderson and Kurl Bevacqua, and Charlotte’s Dan Thompson and Bob Gebhard earned selections. Anderson was also named one of three Class AA Players of the Year after leading the Southern League with a .924 batting average while adding 18 homers and 100 RBIs.
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Celtics Lose Ground In Turbulent NBA Start
The Associated Press reports a shaky early season for the Celtics as they trail in the Eastern Division. Atlanta defeats San Francisco, while San Diego routs Seat. Milwaukee beats Chicago, and Los Angeles tops Phoenix in other games.
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Group Says it'll Buy Seattle Pilots in Agreement in Principle
Seattle group led by William Daley and Elias Fred Danz reached an agreement in principle to purchase the Seattle Pilots. Daley expected to be principal stockholder in the American League club and to retain some Pilots stake. A reorganized front office was announced including Bobby Mattick as director of player procurement and development.
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Faul Jr
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Oedi Tate
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Holbrook Routs Sumner Lions In Ground Duel
Holbrook controlled the game with 339 rushing yards on 61 carries led by Royston with 107 net yards on 24 carries and Wester adding 83. Sumner could not connect on passes, going 0-for-10, while Ralph Brown led Sumner with 40 rushing yards on eight attempts as the Lions pulled ahead.
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Panthers Defend Crown In District Cross Country
North Carolina Central College of Durham is favored as five teams compete for the District cross country title. The Panthers face injuries to No 1 Richard Litchford and No 4 Gene Munger while Jon Werner and Walt Mantz select the lineup. Top runners Lloyd Davis Mike Johnson and Eric Noren lead, following a 236 loss to Western Carolina where Ted Jones posted 27 38 for five miles.
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Eric Noren
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Ted Jones
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Poo) Welch
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