St Peter's Stuns Duke In NIT Quarterfinals
St Peter's, the 24 2 team from New Jersey, routed Duke 100 to 71 in the NIT quarterfinals. Blair Webster scored 21 in the first half as the Peacocks raced to a 50 29 lead and never slowed. Kansas edged Villanova 55 49 in the other semifinal preview.
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Associated Press
NEW York
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Jayhawks
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Loss Returns to Arkansas to Coach at Catholic High
George Loss, famed for a 116-5-3 record in 13 years at St. Anne's Fort Smith, will coach football at Little Rock Catholic High School succeeding Mike Halham who departs for Little Rock McClellan High. Father Tribou hails Loss as a rare fit to continue the program's success.
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George Loss
St. Anne’s of
Fort Smith
Little Rock Catholic High School
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St. Anne's
Perryville
Mike Halham
Catholic High
Little Rock McClellan High School
Malham
George Tribou
Hockey National Hockey League Monday's Results
No games scheduled as results show Toronto at Montreal with no further details.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Toronto
Montreal
Americans Need Win to Settle It in ABA Playoffs
The New Jersey Americans can seal a playoff spot by beating the Kentucky Colonels in Louisville after a 113-103 comeback win over Houston. New Jersey sits 14 games ahead of Kentucky for the final Eastern berth with two games left, while Denver and New Orleans split a West lead chase as Pittsburgh routed Anaheim.
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New Jersey
Houston
Pittsburgh
Anaheim
Oakland
Kentucky
Dallas
Associated ‘Press
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Kentucky Colonels
Louisville
West
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Broncos
Steubenville
Ohio
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Los Angeles
New York
San Francisco
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Seattle
Mavericks
Bob Lloyd
Willie Somerset
Lonnie Wright
Willie Murrell
Murrell
Wright
Wayne Hightower
James Jones
Pipers
Ohio City
Amigos
Connie Hawkins
Bob Bell
New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Oakland St. Louis at Pittsburgh Minnesota at Los Angeles
The card lists five matchups: New York versus Chicago, Philadelphia versus Oakland, St. Louis versus Pittsburgh, and Minnesota versus Los Angeles. No dates or outcomes provided.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Oakland
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Solunar Tables by Richard Alden Knight
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed below comes from Richard Alden Knight. Plan your days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to find the best sport each day offers. Major periods begin at the listed times and last about two hours. minor periods are shorter. Use Central Standard time.
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Richard Alden Knight
Chamberlain Sets Multiple Records In 63 Point Night
Wilt Chamberlain scored 63 points and grabbed 32 rebounds to spark a 158-128 Philadelphia victory over Los Angeles. He helped his team break several records including most combined field goals in a game and most in a half, while Kansas fans celebrated a Villanova win elsewhere. Chamberlain noted his happiness despite thoughts of KU’s tournament at Madison Square Garden.
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Ken Rabbobort
Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
L Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles
Kansas
Villanova
Madison Square Garden
New York
Kansan
Chamberlain
Syracuse
San Francisco
Boston
Minneapolis
Mexico Sees $26 Million Risk in Olympics Plans
Mexico City organizers push ahead with Olympic buildouts aiming for about 84 million by the Oct 12 to 27 Games amid boycotts over South Africa. Officials say cancellation is unlikely, with 32 African nations threatening to skip. Brundage convenes IOC meeting in April to discuss South Africa. Mexico expects 44 million outlay for construction and operations, seeking 32 to 40 million recovery from concessions, TV rights, tickets, and lodging.
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Stratford Jones
Mexico City
South Africa
Pedro Ramirez Vazquez
Avery Brundage
Soviet Union
Mexico
Ramirez
Hows Eyes
Alvarez de Castillo
Little Doubt Detroit Will Be Contender
LAKELAND, Fia AP Detroit city notes a pennant drought since 1945. Manager Smith predicts 1992 as a contender with Earl Wilson, Joe Sparma, Denny McLain, and Mickey Lolich anchored by Hiller. bullpen includes Marshall Lasher Ribant and rookies Timmerman Cain. Offense targets McAuliffe Wart Oyler Northrup Kay and Stanley with Horton sidelined.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Lakeland, Fia
Detrot
Steve O'Naill
Smith
Boston
Tnenings
California Angels
Tiger
Minnesota
Tigers
Fred Gladding
Mike
Marshall
Fred Lasher
Gladding
Eddie Mathews
Houston Astros
Dennis Ribant
Pittsburgh
Dave Wickersham
Earl Wilson
Joe Sparma
Denny McLain
Mickey Lolich
John Hiller
Lasher
Pat Dobson
Ribant
Tom Timmerman
Toledo
Les Cain
Montgomery
Hank Aguirre
Wilson
McLain
Sparma
Lolich
Bev Paty Rou
Averr
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Dick McAuliffe
Don Wart
Ray Oyler
Dick Trassewski
Tom Matcheick
Jerry Lumpe
Willie Horton
Jim Northrup
al Kay
Mickey Stanley
Gates Brown
Ballgame results and upcoming matchups across major cities
A jumble of scores and slated games shows Detroit 2 Cincinnati 5 and New York 2 piouston 6 with numerous listed contests in Atlanta Chicago Los Angeles and other cities. Matchups include Detroit at Houston and Oakland against Cincinnati while venues span Winter Haven Sarasota and Mexico City with varied opponents.
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Poday
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Dean's Team Wins in Play at Waldo
Dean's Truckers defeated Lewisville 118 to 108 in the Waldo Independent basketball tournament. Clinton Kidd led with 38 points, Charles Souter added 32, Warner Kidd 22 for Dean's, while Foster scored 39 and Marcum 22 for Lewisville.
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Pistons Win to Take Half Game Lead in NBA Race
Detroit edged Seattle 86-82 on the West Coast to move a half game ahead of Cincinnati for the fourth playoff spot. Pistons guard Jimmy Walker led Detroit with 21 points, while Walt Hazzard led Seattle with 22. Dave Bing had 16 points for Detroit. The victory leaves Detroit one game from Boston, with playoff implications for the Eastern race.
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Tech's Tennis Team Wins 6-1 Over Hendrix
Arkansas Tech dominated Hendrix 6-1 in Russellville, winning all five singles matches while splitting two doubles. Other items note a Monmouth Park publicist's death at 49, Hap Sharp joining Sunray DX's Corvette team for Sebring, and Glasgow Celtic planning an 11 day North American tour next May.
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Arkansas Tech
Hendrix
Tech
Sebring, Fla
Hap Sharp
Corvette
Sunray DX Oil Co
Sebring
Jim Hall
Glasgow
U.S
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Glasgow Celtic
United States
Canada
Mexico
Philadelphia
Marty Lyons
Llanerch Country Club
New Orleans Rider Aims for Big Time Glory
In New Orleans AP reports jockey David Whited, 25, as the season’s leading rider at the Fairgrounds with 49 wins, 37 seconds, and 24 thirds on day 55, despite a 10 day suspension for rough riding. Whited, weighing 115 pounds, describes himself as a relentless competitor and plans the track as his stepping stone to the big time.
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Texas
David Whited
Whited
Fairgrounds
Detroit
Omaha
Grandstand
Neb
Fort Worth
New Orleans Fair Grounds
Nebraska
Louisanians Beat Tech In Wet Grounds Clash
Buena Vista College of Storm Lake Iowa defeated the University of Arkansas Tech as Arkansas’ game with Buena Vista was canceled due to wet grounds. Buena Vista scored in five innings against the Wonder Boys. The two teams were set to play today and Wednesday.
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Orioles Fall To White Sox In Spring Exhibition
Baltimore’s early spring woes deepen as a DC7 engine issue forces a precautionary shutdown. In Sarasota the Orioles lose 5-1 to the Chicago White Sox behind Francisco Carlos five innings. Pete Ward delivers a three run homer for the Sox. Matt Alou raises his spring average to .400 with three RBIs for the Pirates.
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Associated Press
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Hal McRae
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Ron Swoboda
Doug Rader
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Frank Fernandez
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