Stallworth Wins Big Eight Player of the Year Honor
Bud Stallworth of Kansas was named Big Eight Conference player of the year by the AP. He led the league in scoring with 659 points, 25.3 per game, ending his career with 1 495 points. Stallworth, a former trumpet player, was recruited after a music camp sighting and cited as the best active outside shooter.
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Pin Moguls Wipe Out Orf s 890
In Long Beach California the American Bowling Congress rejected Ray Orf s 890 three game series as improperly conditioned lanes. The ruling bars the highest sanctioned three game mark and leaves Allie Brandt s 886 from 1939 as the official record. Orf vows to sue the ABC.
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Hunt Named Leader of Ohio Conference Basketball
NEW CONCORD Ohio Marty Hunt of Kenyon College was chosen by the Ohio Conference coaches as the top player in a vote by the league's 13 head coaches.
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Crum Leads Louisville To NCAA Semifinal Showdown With UCLA
Denny Crum returns to Los Angeles to coach Louisville in an NCAA Tournament semifinal after the Cardinals win the Midwest Regional. Louisville meets UCLA, the 28-0 defending champs, while Florida State faces North Carolina in the other semifinal. Jim Price tops Louisville with 25 points as Henry Bibby and Bill Walton spark UCLA.
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Nancy Boozer Bags First Ace of 1972 at Alvamar Hills
Nancy Boozer of the Golfing Boozers drilled a five-wood into the 144-yard No. 4 hole at Alvamar Hills for the first hole-in-one of the spring. The feat completes a family ace on every par-three at the course as she played Sunday with husband Warren and daughters Barbie Beth and Beverly.
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Yale Quinn win Eastern Amateur Ski titles at Sugarloaf
Kent Yale of Waterville Valley New Hampshire and Marybeth Quinn of Burke Mountain Vermont won the U S Eastern Amateur Ski Association senior downhill championships at Sugarloaf ski area on Sunday.
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Bruins Top Long Beach State In West Regional Clash
UCLA defeats Long Beach State 73 57 in Provo to advance from the West Regional. Henry Bibby scores 23 as Ratleff complains of rough defense and officials calls while Walton recovers from a ribs hit.
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Flood Appeal Heard by Supreme Court on Baseball System
The Supreme Court heard Curt Floods antitrust challenge to baseballs reserve system. Arthur J. Goldberg argued the contract binds a player to one team and violates the Sherman Act. Opponents contend the reserve system sustains competitive balance and wealth disparity among teams. A ruling is expected by late June.
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Norm Stewart Named Big Eight Coach Of The Year
Missouri coach Norm Stewart was chosen AP Coach of the Year for the Big Eight after a 21 win season. Missouri finished second in the conference, ending with an 21 6 record despite an 82 81 overtime loss to St John s N Y in the NIT at Madison Square Garden. Greg Flaker led Missouri with 27 points while John Brown added 21 with 12 rebounds before fouling out late.
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Exhibitions Sunday Scores Include Lopsided Rivalries
Resuita Philadelphia beat St. Louis 7 to 1 while Minnesota won 5 4 over Boston Texas defeated Kansas City 8 6 Los Angeles triumphed 8 5 over Houston Atlanta won 3 - New York (N ) topped Pittsburgh 8 1 Cincinnati 1 Aton vs Baltimore was postponed due to rain Detroit vs New York (A) canceled because of rain San Francisco edged Chicago (N) 3 San Diego crushed Milwaukee 14 7 Cleveland 4 defeated California 1 Oakland 9 over Tokyo Lotte Ori ons 3
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Lawrence Women Lead Singles After Second Weekend
Mary Elston tops Class A singles with 617 while Hattie Wells leads Class C with 594 at the state women's bowling tournament in Wichita.
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Indiana Trainer Moves Patriots to New England
Indiana University head trainer Tom Healion has been named trainer of the New England Patriots in Foxboro Massachusetts after four years at IU. Healion succeeds prior staffer and joins a AFC team aimed at strengthening medical care for players.
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