Fordham Upsets Notre Dame In Madison Square Garden
Fordham star Charlie Yelverton fouled out late as Notre Dame faltered in seven crucial minutes. Bill Mainer led Fordham with 27 points while King Charles added 28 and Notre Dame’s Austin Carr scored 29 in a hard fought 94 88 loss. Carr blamed turnovers and Fordham’s press for the defeat as Notre Dame seeks an at large NCAA bid. The doubleheader featured Temple over Manhattan and Denver extending a winning streak, while Memphis State and St Louis posted wins elsewhere.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
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Charlie Yelverton
Madison Square Garden
Charlie
Bill Mainer
Rams
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Mainer
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King Charles
Austin Carr
Mainor
Carr
Garden
Temple
Manhattan
Jaspers
Memphis State
Bradley
St. Louis
North Texas
Denver
Oklahoma City
Jim Douglass
Trevino stumbles in rain as Tucson tourney starts
Officials attempted a restart of the $110,000 Tucson Golf Tournament due to rain. Lee Trevino posted a 72 before a heavy shower washed out the round, requiring a complete replay. Cesar Sanudo led early with 70 while Jim Colbert, Larry Ziegler, and Jack Harden shot 71s as others struggled on the long Par 72 course. The event resumes with another 18 holes and a 36-hole finale set for Sunday.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Tucson
Ariz
Iap
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Tuscan National Golf Club
Cesar Sanudo
Jim Colbert
Larry Ziegler
Jack Harden
Bob Murphy
Homero Blancas
Julius Boros
Lady Golfers Tee Off in Sears Classic
Port St. Lucie Florida AP reports Shirley Englehorn leads 72 fellow pros as they tee off in the Sears Women's World Classic at Port St. Lucie Country Club. The LPGA’s first 1971 event offers a $10,000 winner’s check and a mink coat.
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Port ST. Lucie
Fla
Shirley Englehorn
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Miss Englehorn
Shirley
Ladies Professional Golfers Association
Solunar Tables Preview From Knight's Almanac
Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES appear in this issue. The schedule guides anglers and hunters to favorable times, advising readers to plan activities to fish in prime territory and hunt in good cover each day.
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Richard Alden Knight
Morrison Signs With Parkers Morison Signs With Parkers
Matt Morrison of Little Rock signed a Southwest Conference letter of intent with the Arkansas Razorbacks. The Little Rock Catholic High School standout was named to The Associated Press All-State team as a receiver. Morrison is a 190-pound, 6-foot-0 prospect and younger brother of Arkansas tight end Pat Morrison.
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Little Rock
Matt Morrison
University of Arkansas
Pat Morrison
Razorbacks
Morrison
Little Rock Catholic High School
Associated Press
Reds Struggle With Signing Key Reds Ahead Of Spring Camp
Reds face contract doubts as Sparky Anderson starts sophomore year in Tampa staffing for 1971. Catcher Johnny Bench and pitchers Merritt and Simpson remain unsigned while center fielder Tolan’s Achilles injury sidelines him until June. Orioles also open camp with unsigned veterans McNally and Cuellar, Blair pursuing switch hitting.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Sparky Anderson
Anderson
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Tampa
Fla
Johnny Bench
Jim Merritt
Wayne Simpson
Bobby Tolan
Tolan
Baltimore Orioles
Cincinnati
Miami
Dave McNally
Mike Cuellar
Paul Blair
Orioles
Bob Veale
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bradenton
Danny Murtaugh
Doug Griffin
Mike Andrews
Boston
Red Sox
Winter Haven
Dennis Menke
Houston Astros
Cocoa
Jim Colborn
Joe Decker
Larry Gura
Chicago Cubs
Records May Fall in Indoor Meet in San Diego
International stars compete in the fifth annual indoor games with world records expected to fall. Notables include Jim Ryan versus John Mason in the mile, Ralph Doubell against Juris Luzins in the 1 000 yards, and Kerry Pearce Rex Maddaford Kerry O'Brien facing Frank Shorter and George Young in the two mile. Also listed are district results from Arkansas prep basketball areas.
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San Diego
Jim Ryan
John Mason
Los Angeles
Ryan
Mason
Chuck LaBenz
New Zealand
Dick Quax
Australia
Ralph Doubell
Juris Luzins
Kerry Pearce
Rex Maddaford
Kerry O'Brien
United States
Frank Shorter
George Young
Pearce
Local Teams Advance in Guernsey Invitational Tourney
Rose Hill defeated Bodcaw 77 to 70 in overtime to reach the Guernsey Invitational semi finals. Monty's beat Amity 81 to 73. Spring Hill toppled Standard Generator 102 to 94. Friday schedule has Spring Hill vs Monty's at 7 p.m. and Rose Hill vs Perry's at 8:30.
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Rose Hill
Bodcaw
Monty's
Amity
Spring Hill
Monty
Liguori Seeks 13th Straight at Olympic Invitational
New York hosts the third U S Olympic Invitational at Madison Square Garden featuring 12 defending champions and nine Soviet stars in nine events. Marty Liguori aims for his 13th straight win in the 1500 meters while Viktor Saneev leads the triple jump field and Leningrad native Rashid Shmaedtinov races against Art Dulong.
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Marty Liguori
U.S
Mikhail Zherobovsky
Villanova
Jim Green
Kentucky
Charlie Greene
Army
Herb Washington
Michigan State
Mel Pender
Russia
Alexander Kornelyuk
Yevgeny Arzhanov
NYU
Byron Dyce
Wisconsin
Mark Winzenried
Rashid Shmaedtinov
Leningrad
Art Dulong
Holy Cross
Barry Brown
New York A.C
Mundine Stops Basilio in Sydney Bout
In Sydney Tony Mundine 161 pounds stops Victor Basilio 157 in the second round. In Montreal Reynald Cantin 13794 outpoints Arthur Jones 1412 over 12 rounds. Clyde Gray 14444 defeats Donato Paduano 147 in 12 rounds in Montreal. Antonio Cervantes 137 pounds stops Enrique Jana 137 in Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Sydney
Australia
Tony Mundine
Victor Basilio
Mexico
Montreal
Reynald Cantin
Arthur Jones
Clyde Gray
Toronto
Donato Paduano
Los Angeles
Antonio Cervantes
Cartagena
Colombia
Enrique Jana
San Jose
Calif
Suspects Some Horses Were Drugged at Oaklawn Park
Trainer Bob Holthus alleges some Oaklawn horses were drugged during the 1970 season. He found second sleep pills in his barn on two occasions and turned them over to the Racing Commission. Commission head denies drugging, while Morton Consultants claims traces in winners. the agency calls Morton a sore loser.
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Harry King
Associated Press
Hot Springs, Ark
Bob Holthus
Oaklawn Park
Holthus
State Racing Commission
Guy Newcomb
Osceola
Oaklawn
David Morton
Morton Consultants, Inc
Little Rock
Morton
Southland Greyhound Park
West Memphis
Memphis
Newcomb
Racing Commission
Wide ner Handicap at Hialeah Field of 15 for $100000
A 15-horse field contest the 100000 Widener at Hialeah led by Never Bow and True North with 114 pounds each. Champion carries 123 while Best Turn Sunny Tim Judgable and Rule By Reason also loom. An international mix competes in the 60000 San Luis Obispo Handicap at Santa Anita with Daryl's Joy top weight 128. San Francisco Mile at Golden Gate fields 12. Conniver Handicap Bowie and Bayou Handicap New Orleans round out the day.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Never Bow
True North
Hialeah
Jack Dreyfus
Calumet Farm
Sunny Tim
Saul Nadler
Marcel Walder
Ted Gary
San Luis
New Zealand
Daryl’s Joy
Mary F. Jones
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Quilche
Chile
France
Obelisco
Brazil
Drug Use in Baseball Under Probe
Major league baseball starts a Drug Education and Prevention Program for pro players. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn warned about amphetamines and barbiturates and announced three regional seminars in Florida and Arizona next month conducted by Dr. Garrett O Connor to protect players health and game integrity. St Anselm College to end athletic scholarships when current ones expire.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Tampa
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Ariz
Garrett O'Connor
Johns Hopkins University
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