Pro Scouting Buzz Highlights Elite 1970 Draft Prospects
College sophomores Pete Maravich Calvin Murphy Rich Mount lead a crowded 1970 pro prospect field. Bob Lanier Murphy and Issel Mike Pratt and others draw scouts praise for scoring, efficiency and versatility. Meyer hails Lanier and Murphy as top future pros despite size.
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LSU
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Niagara
Calvin Murphy
Purdue
Rich Mount
Maravich
Murphy
Mount
Bob Lanier
St. Bonaventure
Perry Wallace
Vanderbilt
Charlie Scott
North Carolina
Bob Leinhard
Georgia
Jim McMillan
Columbia
Jim Ard
Cincinnati
Bill Cain
Iowa State
Garfield Heard
Oklahoma
Rich Bradshaw
Kansas
Wallace
Scott
Leinhard
Dallas Rises to Second in ABA Western Division
Dallas Chaparrals beat Denver 110 107 in overtime to claim second place, two games behind New Orleans. Willie Somerset led Houston’s slide with 31 as the Bucs won 115 105, dropping Houston to last. Minnesota edged New Jersey 116 110 to close within a half game of Pittsburgh. Powell led Dallas with 29.
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Denver
Rockets
New Orleans
Houston
Bucs
Anaheim
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
New Jersey
Dallas
Cincy Powell
Maurice McHartley
Larry Jones
Wayne Hightower
Doug Moe
Moe
Red Robbins
Boycott of NYAC Meet Gathers Momentum
A movement by Negroes to boycott the New York Athletic Club indoor track meet on February 16 is gaining momentum while officials stay silent. Negro groups allege the club is not open despite claims of inclusion, prompting several colleges and clubs to bypass the event and some teams to allow individuals to opt out.
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Potts Repeats as Referee for Kansas Relays Restart
Frank Potts, 65, final Colorado track coach season leads university division officiating at the 43rd Kansas Relays April 18-20. Potts, a former NCAA pole vault champion and Olympic assistant coach, has refereed the Relays before in 1948.
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Colorado
Kansas
Bete
Potts
Ted Woods
Bill Toomey
Chuck Rogers
Don Meyers
Meyers
Michigan
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Baldwin- Wallace
College basketball results recap from multiple teams and scores
A sweep of game outcomes shows East Bucknell over Colgate 119 106 South Kentucky beat Mississippi 85 76 Vanderbilt defeated La State 99 91 Tennessee won 65 57 over Miss State W Va 88 edged William and Mary 70 Georgia 95 over Alabama 73 Florida 65 lost to Auburn 60 Richmond 71 defeated Furman 70 N C State 79 beat Virginia 77 Guilford 83 over Presbyterian 72 Hofstra 80 beat The Citadel 77 Centenary 99 Texas A&M 93 Murray State 1 mid Lenn 72 East Lenn 81 Morehead Kentucky SW La 88 NE La 81 La Tech 93 South Miss 86 Midwest Drake 63 Tulsa 58 OT Purdue 105 No Mich 79 Dayton 81 Loy New Orleans 65 Cornell N Y 76 Ohio St 64 Neh Wesleyan 82 Buena Vista Iowa 75 Central Ohio St 60 Ken St 45 Okla 73 Kansas State 62 DePauw 79 Indiana 78 Phillips Oilers 91 No Dak 75 Southwest Houston 108 Fairfield 76 MM St 7h W Tex St 64 Nev Sou 105 Albuquerque 3 Sam Houston 73 I Vex St 61 Hon Payne 90 Vex AGL 76 Pr View 107 Grambling 84 Trinity PEX 99 SW Tex 94 Far West Oregon 85 Utah 77 Ore St 64 O of Portland 56 Portland St 68 Chico St 60 Utah St 95 Montana State 87 U of Pacific 76 Nevada 69 San Francisco St 78 St Marys Calif 63
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Pro Cage Report ABA Dallas 110 Denver 107
Dallas beats Denver 110 to 107 in ABA action. New Orleans tops Houston 115 to 105. Minnesota posts a 116 to 110 win. Wise Buyers Read the Classifieds.
Rupp Guides Kentucky Past Ole Miss in Tight SEC Clash
Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp earned his 772nd win as the No. 10 Wildcats edged Ole Miss 85-76 in Oxford. Mike Casey led Kentucky with 24 points and Ken Turner added 26 as the victory kept Kentucky atop the SEC race with a 6-3 league mark. Tennessee Vanderbilt and Florida also won while Houston topped Fairfield and other top teams posted victories.
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Ray Meyer
de Paul
Meyer
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Rupp Calls Olympic Title His Biggest Victory
Adolph Rupp, Kentucky coach, says his Olympic cage title remains his greatest victory, but his 85 76 win over Mississippi gave him career win 772, one more than Phog Allen. He credits his players and notes the SEC race remains tight.
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Houston Leads AP Top Ten As Duke Edges In
Houston remains unbeaten at 18 0 and holds first with 28 first place votes and 325 points UCLA moves up to second with 302 points Duke enters at No 9 after Utah drops from the list Kentucky falls to No 10 Utah exits the poll Duke improves to 10 2 after beating North Carolina State Houston overwhelms Lamar Tech 112 79 UCLA wins two games in New York over Holy Cross and Boston College
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Adult Men's Class AA League Results At Central Junior High
O'Teens forfeited over Buzzi's to win. Pizza Hut defeated Walkers 77 to 56. Trinity Lutheran edged Eudora 45 to 43. Slo-Breaks routed Presbyterian 69 to 47 at Central Junior High Gym Monday night.
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Expansion Plan For K C Seattle Drawn by Cronin
The American League outlines an expansion draft to stock the 1969 Kansas City and Seattle franchises. Each existing team will lose six players from a 40 man roster while protecting 15. Kansas City and Seattle will jointly pick 30 players, with teams losing numbered veterans as protected slots are exhausted.
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Cronin
New York
Kansas City
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World Series Draft Scheduled for October 15
The article notes a draft related to the 1968 World Series with the event slated for October 15, likely in Boston. It emphasizes anticipation surrounding the draft timing and location.
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Sion
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