Schoterman Is Star of Penn Relays
Kent State’s Al Schoterman set an NCAA and meet hammer record at 219 ft 4 in, earning MVP honors in a surprise that edged out Marty Liquori. Villanova dominated relays with Liquori anchoring three winning teams, but Villanova’s overall Penn Relays run ended with a spring medley loss to South Carolina and a stretch of strong relay titles.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Philadelphia
al Schoterman
Kent State
Marty Liquori
Schoterman
Liquori
Penn
Villanova
Cats
South Carolina
Liquori Outmaneuvers Savage In Two MileRace
Liquori used a tactic to outpace Manhattan freshman Joe Savage in a two mile, after Liquori split 4 07.9 on the anchor for Villanova in a four mile relay. Savage, fresh, faced a shoulder to shoulder stretch as Liquori weaved within legal lane rules to disrupt stride.
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Villanova
Liquori
Manhattan
Joe Savage
Villanovan
Savage
Petty Wins Virginia 250 by a Hair
Richard Petty claimed his 127th career NASCAR Grand National victory at Martinsville Virginia by a narrow margin over David Pearson amid fuel tank controversy. Pearson protested Petty’s final laps claiming a tank cap removal violated rules. Petty’s eighth win of the season boosted earnings toward 1 million dollars.
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Britt
Richard Petty
Mike Mosley
Riverside
Calif
Frank Matish
Petty
Plymouth
David Pearson
Ford
Martinsville
Pearson
Mosley
Trenton
USAC
Brownsburg
Ind
Wally Dallenbach
East Brunswick
N.J
ABC
Victory Circle
A.J. Watson
Pacers edge Utah to force deciding ABA West final
Indiana guards a 105-102 win over Utah as Mel Daniels Roger Brown and Bill Keller spark a fourth quarter rally. Utah outrebounded 56-54 led by Zelmo Beaty's 32, while Indiana fans 25 fouls to 22. The series heads to a decisive seventh game in Indiana midweek for a shot at Kentucky in the ABA finals.
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Salt Lake City
Indiana
Bob Leohard
Utah
Bob Sharman
Pacers
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Virginia
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Sharman
Leonard
Mel Daniels
Roger Brown
Bill Keller
Jey Utah
Brown
Daniels
Bob Netolicky
Keller
Pacer
Netolicky
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Freddie Lewis
Black Hawks return home for fifth playoff game
The Chicago Black Hawks, back home after a 7-1 road win over the New York Rangers, square the NHL Stanley Cup semifinal at 2-2. Game five is Tuesday in Chicago, game six in New York, with a possible seventh in Chicago. Stan Mikita and Bobby Hull led the attack with goals and assists as Chicago seeks its first finals since 1961.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Chicago
Rangers
Black Hawk
Stan Mikita
Hawks
Bobby Hull
Hull
Mikita
Black Hawks
Bobby
Minnesota
Montreal
Arkansas State beats St Louis 6 2 in baseball action
Arkansas State University defeated St Louis University 6 2 on Sunday. The win improves Arkansas State to 17 10 on the season and sets up a matchup with Memphis State University in Memphis today.
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Arkansas State University
St. Louis University
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Memphis State University
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Drake Relays highlight Shorter rule over injury plagued A and M
Frank Shorter, 25, named outstanding performer after record runs in the three and six mile events at the Drake Relays. Texas A and M struggled with injuries, managing only one relay victory after disqualifications and a finished-to-disqualifications day.
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Ay Dan
Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Frank Shorter
Texas A and M
Shorter
Crack A and M
Aggies
Drake
Texas
Kansas
Lays
Rocky Woods
Marvin Mills
A and M
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Indiana
Abilene Christian
Florida
Jack Bachelor Friday
NHL Playoffs Semifinals Results and Schedule
The Associated Press reports Montreal crushed Minnesota 6 1 in Saturdays semifinal, Chicago defeated New York 7 1 on Sunday, and Minnesota beat Montreal 5 2 to even the series at 2 2. No Monday games, Tuesday features New York at Chicago and Minnesota at Montreal.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Minnesota
Chicago
New York
Foster Defends Title as Foster Beats Anderson
Curtis Hixon Hall hosted a light heavyweight bout where Bob Foster retained his title after an 11 to 15 round clash with Ray Anderson. Foster built a clear lead, while Yank Durham warned Anderson to follow instructions, and Joe Frazier offered support. Anderson’s 33-6-1 record slipped as Durham threatened to drop him from the camp.
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Hubert Mizell
Associated Press
Tampa
Fla
Yancey
Yank
Durham
Manly
Joe Frazier
Ray Anderson
Anderson
Wred Astaire
Bob Foster
Hook
Ray
Frazier
Foster
Curtis Hixon Hall
Washington, D.C
Ralston Triumphs Over Australian to Clinch World Cup Win
Dennis Ralston, 28, recovered from two match points to defeat Roy Emerson 6-1 6-7 7-4 and seal the United States 4-2 lead in the World Cup Tennis competition at Boston College. Newcombe had earlier beaten Arthur Ashe to keep Australia alive as the U.S. clinched the 4-3 series victory.
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Mass
John Newcombe
Ralston
Dennis Ralston
America
Australia
Boston College
Roy Emerson
United States
U.S
Newcombe
Arthur Ashe
Miami
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