Rebels Fall 74 61 as Hughey Leads Fresno State past Nevada Southern
Fresno State defeats Nevada Southern 74 to 61 in NCAA playoff action. Lonnie Hughey scores 27 points and controls the boards as Fresno builds a late second-half cushion. Nevada Southern stalls after halftime, with Moon and Hughey trading momentum but the Rebels unable to close the gap.
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Las Vegas
Hughey
California Collegiate Athletic Association
Bob Moon
Stepp
Bill Davis
Moon
Bulldogs
Charley Payton
Fresno
Rebels
Bob Brown
Nevadans
San Francisco State
Seattle Pacific
Evansville
Ind
Nevada Southern
PABBA
GROOM
Fresno State
Thompson
Blanchard
Sonia
Tourney Winners Vie For State Title In Reno Finale
Rancho and Las Vegas earned state tournament berths with semifinal defeats of Western 84-62 and Basic 75-46 respectively in the Southern Conference AA tournament at the Convention Center. Rancho relied on outside shooting and strong rebounding as it reached the Reno final.
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SUN
Rancho
Las Vegas
Reno
Convention Center
Western
Basic
Chuck Eaholtz
Rich Warner
Morris Stowers
Stowers
Rams
Eaholtz
Warner
Wildcats
Buzz Shafer
Craig Rollins
Rollins
Wolves
Jimmy Miller
Shafer
Teke Johnson
Miller
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Smith
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Babcock
Nichols
Powell
Legon
Steele
Harris
Rittman Seer
Stucki
Hedrick
Kotasinski Seneenee Boccaree
Fintoy
Boulder City, Moapa Vie for Southern A Crown
In the Southern A Conference final at the Convention Center Boulder City and Moapa Valley clash for the title after semifinal wins 70 43 by Boulder City over Lincoln County and 70 57 by Moapa Valley over Virgin Valley The winner earns a state tournament berth in Reno March 11 12.
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Lincoln County
Convention Center
Chuck Legler
Eagles
Moapa Valley
Suntoto
Boulder City Eagles
Moapa Valley Pirates
Pirates
Virgin Valley
Bucs
Reno
Convention
Bulldogs
Len Hughes
Ed Ruth
Larry Smythe
Sabakbins
PORTO
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Lyrico Wins Close Gulfstream Feature at Hallandale
Lyrico outgained three rivals in the stretch to win the feature allowance race by a head at Gulfstream Park Hallandale. The six furlong sprint saw Vertex Record finish second with Chary close behind in third and Royal Shuck a head farther back in a 12 horse field.
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Fla
UPI
Lyrico
Gulfstream Park
Vertex Record
Chary
Royal Shuck
Whips Machen in Chicago Showdown to Narrow Decision
In front of over 6,000 at the International Amphitheatre, Terrell from Chicago edged Machen 72 to 67 after a controversial ruling by referee Bernie Weissman. Judge’s backing preserved the hometown victory amid crowd dissatisfaction.
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Bernie Weissman
Terrell
Chicago
Machen
Martindale Leads Penacola Open At Halfway Mark
Billy Martindale, emerging from Jacksonville Texas, shot a 4 under par 68 to take a 36 hole lead with a 7 under total 137 at the Pensacola Open. Doug Sanders and Jack Nicklaus stand two back, while Dave Marr and Doug Ford sit at 140. Kel Nagel, Phil Rogers, Sam Carmichael, Gary Player, and Billy Casper trail at 142. High winds produced the day’s low 68 as the field was cut to 81 players at 148.
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Billy Martindale
Jacksonville
Tex
San Francisco
Martindale
Doug Sanders
Jack Nicklaus
Dave Marr
Doug Ford
Kel Nagel
Phil Rogers
Sam Carmichael
Gary Player
Billy Casper
Pensacola Country Club
Bobby Nichols
Mason Rudolph
Bob Rosburg
Mike Souchak
Jay Hebert
Bob Goalby
Frank Beard
Pensacola
Fla
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Dave Hiskey Downing Gray See
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John Cook Cane Eeeeenene
Ken Still
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Don Cherry Peeeeteereee
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Tom Weiskopf
Kurt Yancey Fee
Dave Brewer
Sete Ee Teen Arene
Joe Campbell
Bob Chories
Bobby Ford
Eer
Miller Barber
Arnold Palmer
George Bayer
Duke Gains Final Round
Sixth ranked Duke walloped Wake Forest 101 81 to reach the ACC tournament final. North Carolina State beat Maryland 76 67 to also advance. The Duke State winner advances to the Eastern Regional at College Park Maryland. State rode a flawless 22 for 22 free throws and overcame a late run by the Terps.
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UPI
Duke
Duke State
College Park
State
Eddie Mathews Named Braves Captain In Milwaukee Era
Eddie Mathews, 33, veteran and last survivor of the Boston to Milwaukee relocation, was named field captain of the Milwaukee Braves. The designation ends a captaincy drought since 1957, with Del Crandall the previous captain. The club signed 43-man roster members Mack Jones and Tommie Aaron for the full workouts, while Rico Carty Lou Klimchock Bill Southworth and Chichi Olivo were absent. Intrasquad pitchers game Frank Larys defeated Tony Cloningers 7-4.
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UPI
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee
Boston
Milwaukee Braves
Frank Larys
Tony Cloningers
Rebels Start Baseball Season With Twinbill At Municipal Field
Nevada Southern University opens its baseball season today with an 11 a.m. doubleheader against Barstow Junior College at Municipal Field. Coach Chub Drakulich leads a 27 game schedule and claims this is the best team yet, with Bruce Berman and Lee Syphus as today’s starting pitchers.
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Nevada Southern University
Barstow Junior College
Municipal Field
Chub Drakulich
Rebels
Drakulich
Bruce Berman
Corvallis, Ore
Lee Syphus
Barstow
Maracaibo Open leaders shift as Barnum and Wall pace
John Barnum of Belmont Michigan fired a five under par 67 in the Maracaibo Open second round to tie Art Wall of Pocono Manor Pennsylvania at 135. Wall followed a 65 with a 70 while Big Al Besselink of Grosingers New York posted 70 after a 67 opening.
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UPI
John Barnum
Belmont
Mich
Art Wall
Pocono Manor
Barnum
United States
Maracaibo Country Club
Big al Besselink
Grossingers
N.Y
College Basketball Scores From Weekend Action
A long list shows UCLA topping USC 77 to 7 and Utah beating New Mexico 78 74. Oregon State lost to Oregon 49 50 while Akron edged Steubenville 72 70. Colorado State defeated Regis 82 4. North Dakota beat Minnesota Duluth 47 . Moorehead State won 75 Colorado College 73. Brooklyn Poly 70, Pratt Institute 7. Providence 90, Brown 65. Gordon 76, Berkshire 60. Kings New York 47, Eastern Nazarene 64. Philadelphia Bible 65, Nyack 51. Barrington 104, Shelton 95. St Peter's 77, St Francis New York 70. NC State 76, Maryland 67. Duke 101, Wake Forest 48. Evansville 118, Bethune-Cookman 77. Abilene Christian 91, Doane 50. Assumption 76, Le Moyne 58. Harvard 85, Yale 83. Central Michigan 83, Jackson State 78. Buffalo 81, Randolph-Macon 69. Vermont 69, Middlebury 65. Western Reserve 51, Chicago VA 47. Wayne State 54, John Carroll 53. Long Island University 57, Cheyney State 48. Philadelphia Textile 50, Albright 49. Brigham Young 102, Wyoming 87.
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Southern California
Utah
New Mexico
Oregon St
Oregon
Akron
Steubenville
Colorado St
Regis
North Dakota
Minnesota
Duluth
Moorehead St
Colorado
Brooklyn Poly
Pratt
Providence
Brown
Gordon
Berkshire
Kings
N.Y
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Philadelphia Bible
Nyack College
Barrington
Shelton
St. Peter's
St. Francis
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Maryland
Duke
Wake Forest
Evansville
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Abilene Christian
Doane
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le Moyne
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Yale
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Randolph-Macon
Vermont
Middlebury
Western Reserve
Chicago
Wayne State
John Carroll
Lona Island
Cheyney State
Philadelphia Textile
Albright
Brighe
Young
Wyoming
BYU Captures WAC Title With 102 87 Win Over Wyoming
BYU broke loose in the final 10 minutes to beat Wyoming 102 87 and clinch the Western Athletic Conference basketball championship and a berth in the NCAA tournament. The Cougars moved to 7-2 in league play as Utah also beat New Mexico to seal the title. BYU faces New Mexico in the regular season finale.
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Utah
UPI
Brigham Young University
Wyoming
Cowboys
BYU
New Mexico
Cougars
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