SWC Coaches Eye Rice A&M or Tech For 1970-71 Title
SWC coaches at the conference meeting name Rice, Texas A&M, and Texas Tech as likely champions for 1970-71. Don Knodel and Shelby Metcalf express optimism for Rice and A&M respectively, while Texas Tech hinges on depth and new transfers led by Sam Sibert. Texas hopes for returnees and Baylor rebuilds after staff departures. Gene Phillips heads SMU, TCU adds junior college transfers.
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Eggy captures Gardenia Stakes upset in Garden State Park
Eggy ridden by Frank Lovato for Walter M. Jeffords Jr. upset Bright View Farm's Rogemont Row by three-quarters of a length to win the $188,360 Gardenia Stakes at Garden State Park. The 2 year old filly stopped the clock in 1:45 for 11 furlongs and paid $19.20 to win. trainer Oscar White said it would likely be her last race of the year.
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Bruins Beat Canadiens 6-1 in NHL Showdown
Boston avenged last season by crushing Montreal 6-1 as Phil Esposito led with a goal and two assists. A second period brawl sparked police intervention as benches emptied and penalties mounted. Also Sunday, Philadelphia beat Buffalo 3-1, Pittsburgh tied Detroit 3-3, Minnesota and Chicago 3-3. Saturday Montreal routed Buffalo 11-2 and Vancouver edged Toronto 3-2.
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Nino Benvenuti Falls to Monzon in Rome Bout
Is Nino through at 32 after Carlos Monzon delivered a thunderous right in the 42nd round to seize the world middleweight title from Italy. Benvenuti, Olympic gold medalist, has dropped three of his past seven after a long career once dominant in the ring. He vows a rematch to prove he can still compete at the world level.
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Tech Edges Wonder Boys In AIC Action 14 12
Ouachita State College won 14 to 12 over Arkansas Tech to blemish Techs perfect AIC record. Henderson beat Harding 12 to 6 while State College edged Arkansas A M 7 to 6 and Millsaps defeated Southern State 21 to 2.
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Knicks Use Hot Hands to Beat Trail Blazers 125 113
The New York Knicks outscored Portland in the fourth quarter 46 to secure a 125 113 win. Willis Reed Walt Frazier and Cazzie Russell sparked the victory as New York built a large lead despite Portland’s early rhythm.
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Weekend Hockey Scores and Upcoming Matches
Saturday results show Montreal defeating Buffalo 11 to 2 and Vancouver edging Toronto 3 to 2. New York beat Los Angeles 6 to 2, Boston and Pittsburgh posted ties at 2, while Chicago and Philadelphia tied 1-1 and St. Louis and Minnesota tied 1-1. Sunday’s results include Minnesota and Chicago 3-3, Boston 6 over Montreal 1, Detroit 3 tied with Pittsburgh 3, and Philadelphia 3 over Buffalo 1. Today's schedule lists no games. Tuesday features Vancouver at Boston and Los Angeles at Pittsburgh.
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NBA Scores and Cavaliers Losses Highlight Weekend Play
Page Five reports Seattle beat Cleveland 111-105 as Cavs suffered their 14th straight defeat. Schultz notes Snyder led Seattle with 30, Dandridge 32, Alcindor 26 for Milwaukee in a string of Sunday and Saturday games across the NBA and ABA with high scoring by multiple teams.
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