Indians Take Third In NCAA Southwest Regional
Arkansas State Indians beat AM&N 105-93 to finish third in the NCAA College Division Southwest Regional. Mike Burk 27 points, John Dickson 21, Dave Renn 19, Harold Scifres 18, Gary Crane 11. AM&N’s Robert Allen 35 led the Golden Lions. Springfield State 87 Lincoln 77 for the title. all tournament picks include Scifres and others.
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Arkansas Am&n
Mike Burk
John Dickson
Dave Renn
Harold Scifres
Gary Crane
Robert Allen
Golden Lions
Napoleon Cross
Don Young
Springfield State
Lincoln
North Carolina Faces Duke After ACC Victory
North Carolina, ranked No. 4, defeated Duke 82-73 to claim the ACC title and earn a shot at Princeton's Tigers in the NCAA tournament. Duke, headed to the NIT, faces Southern Illinois in New York while Tar Heels prepare for Princeton again, as upsets shake both tournaments.
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Associated Press
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North Little Rock and Harrison win state hoops titles
North Little Rock edged Jonesboro 58 to 46 to capture the Class AAA title while Harrison defeated Russellville 55 to 43 for the Class AA crown. Ray Malcom led NLR with 18 points. Donnie Watts scored 20 for Harrison as both teams sealed strong second-half surges. Harrison finished 36-1 and Russellville 34-3.
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Jonesboro
Russellville
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Fred Mooney
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Ray Malcom
Donnie Watts
Kipp Wolfe
Jerry Killion
Jim Marsh
Gary Carter
Ryan Ryun Indoor Season Ends After Fast Mile Run
Kansas star Jim Ryun capped the NCAA indoor meet with a 3:58.6 mile, then said he is glad the indoor season is finished due to injury fears and hard boards. He will race UCLA in a dual meet in Los Angeles.
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press
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Jim Ryan
Kansas
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Los Angeles
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Cobo Arena
Board Oval
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Kansas Comet
Patrick
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USC
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Bob Seagren
Earl McCullouch
Southern California
Oklahoma
Bill Calhoun
Hope Star College Basketball Scores and Regional Results
A compact roundup from the Associated Press lists NCAA and regional tournament scores, with Arkansas State 105 over Arkansas Harding JC, San Diego State 101 over Portland State, Texas Western 62 over Seattle 54, and notable performances by Ryun in Kansas. Also includes high school results from Arkansas and various conference tournament outcomes.
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Denies Knowledge of $21,000 University Slush Fund
CHAMPAIGN IL Sunday President David D. Henry vehemently denied knowledge of the $21,000 athletic slush fund cited in a Big Ten report last December. Former athletic director Doug Mills charged Henry knew as much as he did and called the fund a nonissue compared to other schools. Mills and Henry trade denials as investigators cite records while the conference pushes firings and probation for coaches Elliott, Combes, and Howie Braun with the university facing possible suspension if the three are not terminated.
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Fil
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University of Illinois
Big Ten
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Doug Mills
Illinois Atheletic
Chicago Sun-Times
Irv Kupcinet
Mills
Dr. Henry
Minois
University
Elliott, Combes
Howie Braun
State Lands 2 Players on Star Team
Southern State landed two players on the All Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference first team Donnie Denton and Charlie Jonas. Mickey Johnson of State College of Arkansas was the only unanimous choice along with Larry Ducksworth of Henderson State and Jim Haney of Arkansas College on the first unit.
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Kansas City
Donnie Denton
Charlie Jonas
Mickey Johnson
State College of Arkansas
Larry Ducksworth
Henderson State
Jim Haney
Arkansas College
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AIC
Bill Burson
LSC
Paul Brown
Arkansas Tech
Robert Cornelius
Don Purdy
Ouachita Baptist
Kelton Busby
Arkansas A&m
Hubert Langley
Jim Peppers
Henderson
Bill Price
Milton Hancock
Rick Turner
Harold Alexander
George Fragier
Harding
Bill Cossey
Louis Sansevero
A&m
Richard Pyland
Ozarks
Gene Ary
State College
James Chancellor
Ougehjta
All State Basketball Selections and Black Hawks Triumph
North Little Rock and Harrison led the all state basketball selections with two players each. Ray Malcom and Lee Davidson represented North Little Rock, while Donnie Watts and Gary Clark led Harrison in Class AA. The Black Hawks won their first NHL title with a 5 0 victory over Toronto, ending the curse of Muldoon as Bob Hull and Stan Mikita star.
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Phil Young
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Springdale
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Little Rock Central
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Donnie Watts
Gary Clark
Russellville
Jim Marsh
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Searcy
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Benton
Crossett
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Associated Press
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Milita
Hull
Glenn Hall
Hodges Not Thinking About Pennant Yet for Senators
Pompano Beach Florida AP Hodges says the Washington Senators are not chasing a pennant this year but are building toward first division status. He notes recent trades for Camilo Pascual Bernie Allen Darold Knowles and Cap Peterson and predicts Knowles and Priddy will bolster pitching with Pete Richert and Phil Ortega as top starters. The manager aims to keep Frank Howard in left field and improve the lineup withOrsino and Casanova handling catching duties.
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Barry Moore
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Orsino
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Mammoth
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Dick Nen
Howard
Ed Brinkman
Ken McMullen
Fred Valentine
Hank Allen
Rich
Best Skier Does It for Pleasure
Jean Claude Killy of France dominates Cannon Mountain Alpine Championships three days, winning downhill, giant slalom, and slalom. Heuga briefly leads in the slalom but Killy secures overall victory as France sweeps top finishes with Mir Beranger Goltschet and others.
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Tahoe City
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Heuga
Royals Still Chase Knicks In Tight NBA Race
Cincinnati nearly moved into third place but Flynn Robinson missed three late free throws as the Royals lost 120 119 in St Louis. New York slipped to Philadelphia 131 120 while Boston beat Baltimore and Detroit topped Los Angeles. Cincinnati has four games left, New York three.
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Hal Greer
Billy Cunningham
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