Tigers, Vols lead as top teams suffer mixed results
In a mixed week of college basketball, Tennessee moved to sole first in the SEC by upset over Vanderbilt 70-53 in Knoxville, ending a tie with the Commodores. Louisville remained the No. 2 team after beating Tulsa 82-64, while UCLA and Kansas held strong atop the Pac-8 and Big Eight.
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Pasatell Seeks No 1 After Repeat Indoor Title Win
Salisbury AP Charles Pasatell, the first repeat U S indoor tennis champion in 31 years, returns to UCLA to pursue No 1 amateur ranking. He beat Arthur Ashe 13 11 6 2 2 46 and teamed with Ashe to win a doubles match from Bobby Wilson and Roger Taylor after a late comeback. Ashe faces two years Army duty that may delay his rise.
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76ers Prove Comeback Is Hard
Philadelphia 76ers withstand a late rally by St. Louis Hawks to win 123-122 and extend their division lead, while Boston Celtics’ title hopes fade. Hawks retreat eight games as San Francisco leads the Western race. Baltimore topples Detroit in a 131-104 win.
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Hawks Rally Past St Louis In Close Televised Thriller
In a national St Louis game, Lou Hudson scored 38 as Atlanta roared from 92-69 down in the third to lead 122-120 late. Wilt Chamberlain tied it with a rebound, Bill Cunningham missed two free throws with six seconds left, and St Louis edged ahead for a 123-122 final. Baltimore led early and held, Ray Scott 30, Marin 26, Ellis 26. The Lakers, Bulls, and Hamilton were also in action with Chicago taking a 94-93 lead before pulling away behind Sloan 31 and West 27 Baylor 27. Injuries sidelined Ohl, Johnson, Green.
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Rangers Sweep Chicago in Weekend NHL Thriller
The New York Rangers, after a hoped-for loss, swept the Black Hawks 3-2 on Sunday following a 4-1 win Saturday. Rod Gilbert and Jim Neilson were out with injuries, Boom Boom Geoffrion suspended. Earl Ingarfield, Al MacNeil, and Ken Schinkel stepped up, with Schinkel netting the decisive goal in the finale. The wins tighten the Hawks lead in the division as each club has 18 games left.
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