NCAA Final Four clash hype fuels Houston UCLA rematch
The top ranked Houston Cougars meet UCLA in a midnight clash at the Sports Arena, aiming to avenge a January loss and capture the national title. North Carolina and Ohio State duel in an earlier semifinal while Dayton and Kansas chase NIT glory in New York and Florida.
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Killy Receives Top Billing in Ski Meet
At Sun Valley Idaho Jean Claude Killy and Gerhardt Nenning were listed as top contenders in the downhill event. United States hopes were damaged when Jere Elliott sprained his knee during compulsory trials and may miss weekend slalom and downhill races.
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Americans to Play Game Saturday in Commack
The New Jersey Americans will play an ABA game Saturday night at Commack New York likely as a playoff or divisional contest. Kentucky's win loss implications and Pittsburgh upset shaped the ABA playoff picture with Dallas New Orleans and Minnesota also in action. Nancy Greene led the women’s field with strong results at Aspen before the downhill races.
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Solunar Tables by Richard Alden Knight
Solunar Tables by Richard Alden Knight outlines daily Major and Minor fishing and hunting periods. The schedule notes exact times for Major periods lasting about an hour to two hours and Minor periods of shorter duration, with references to Central Standard Time.
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Killebrew Leads Twins Past Dodgers in Spring Thriller
Earl: Harmon Killebrew homered twice including a late two run shot that broke a 6 6 tie in the eighth as the Minnesota Twins beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 4 6 in spring action. Tony Oliva added an inside the park homer for Minnesota and Zolio Versalles homered for the Dodgers. Mets and Cubs also posted spring wins amid a flurry of July era box scores.
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NBA and NCAA tournament and playoff results roundup
The report lists college basketball results from tournaments in Hutchinson Kansas and San Jacinto Texas, with Dayton over Notre Dame and Kansas over St Peter's in semis, plus numerous junior college and ABA NBA playoff results. It notes NBA and ABA playoff schedules including best-of-7 series between San Francisco and St Louis and Philadelphia at New York, with several first games and tentative matchups.
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Hodges Faces Mammoth Task With Mets Rebuilding
Gil Hodges returns to manage the Mets aiming to escape last in NL. He inherited a mixed nucleus including Tom Seaver Bud Harrelson and Ron Swoboda, plus newcomers like Tommie Agee. The 1967 club seeks improvement despite pitching gaps and power shortages.
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Shaw happy with lead at Pensacola Open
Pro Tom Shaw, 26, leads the Pensacola Open after a 63 in round one, despite a California crash two years ago that left him with a broken back. He followed with a 66 today on the par 72 course to set a two-stroke edge, with Gay Brewer’s 61 last year the target.
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Oddsmakers Favor UCLA Rematch in NCAA Semifinal Clash
Houston and UCLA meet in a high stakes semifinal at the Los Angeles Sports Arena with oddsmakers leaning UCLA by 7.4 points. The No. 2 Bruins seek redemption after a 71-69 Jan. 20 loss at the Astrodome as No. 1 Houston eyes a statistically explosive showing and a sixth straight undefeated run.
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Bruins Rout Black Hawks Move to 2nd
The Boston Bruins crushed the Chicago Black Hawks 8-0 to tie New York for second in the NHL East. Toronto beat Detroit 5-2 in the other game as Ed Shack led Boston with two goals, while Bobby Hull was cut by a teammate's stick and required eight stitches.
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Wilt and Bing Set NBA Records in 1960s Season
Philadelphia center Wilt Chamberlain set three NBA records including 702 assists by a center and 706 straight games without fouls as he reached 25,434 career points and helped the 76ers to a team assists record of 2,497. Detroit guard Dave Bing led the league with 2,142 points while Oscar Robertson averaged 29.2 ppg.
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Boxing night results from Portland and beyond
Billy Marsh of Las Vegas outpointed Pete Riccitelli in Portland. Yoshiaki Numata of Japan defeated Hajime Iwata in Tokyo. Sho Sakyo of Tokyo beat Jose Luis Pimentel of Mexicali, and Roberto Alvarez of Mexico narrowly edged Lake Smith of Portland in separate bouts.
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Unity in Tennis Open Tournaments Promised by USLTA Chief
New York AP The president of the USLTA Robert Kelleher said nations will reach peace on open tournaments while Davis Cup stays amateur. He noted four major tennis nations have agreed and autonomy on open events may let Wimbledon be open. The ILTF meets March 30 in Paris to review the issue with US, Austria, France voting for autonomy within ILTF.
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Schools Name a New Coach
COLUMBUS Ohio AP Vince Chickerella was named head basketball coach at Capital University Wednesday. He had been coach at Columbus Linden McKinley High School.
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76ers Might Have to Go Without Star in Playoffs
Wilt Chamberlain, hampered by a toe injury, may miss or play limitedly as the 76ers prepare to defend the NBA title. The Knicks face Philadelphia at Constitution Hall while other first round matchups include the Warriors at home and the Hawks in St. Louis. All series are best of seven.
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Favorable Turn Set for Gulfstream Handicap and More
Florida champion Favorable Turn leads a nine horse field for the 14 mile Gulfstream Park Handicap worth 126000 dollars. Clever Foot seeks a juvenile stakes win and a strong three year old season in the Bay Shore at Aqueduct carrying top weight 124 pounds. Tobin Bronze, Australian owned six year old, targets the San Luis Rey Handicap on the Santa Anita turf after recent poor dirt runs.
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