Penders Stays at Texas After Succinct Show of Support
Dallas Morning News sports columnist Frank Luksa argues Tom Penders earned another Texas season after Rutgers interest waned. Penders, 194-93 at Texas, produced eight NCAA bids, seven 20-win seasons, and recruited top talent like Chris Mihm. He shaped Texas from a basketball joke into a top-20 program, deserving continued support despite criticism.
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Novotna Edges Majoli In Lipton Quarters To Reach Semis
Jana Novotna survived 63 unforced errors and 2 hours in the heat to outlast Iva Majoli 6 2 3 6 7 6 9 7, advancing to the Lipton semifinals against Martina Hingis as Pete Sampras moved to the semis with a walkover. Hingis beat Mary Joe Fernandez 6 4 6 1, and Monica Seles meets Barbara Paulus in the other semi. Sampras advances after unseeded Hendrik Dreekmann could not play due to a sprained ankle.
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U.S. Women Set for 1997 U S Cup Tournaments
The United States women’s soccer team will face Australia Italy and Canada in the U S Women’s Cup ’97 May 31 to June 8 in the United States marking their first international competition after securing Olympic gold in Atlanta. Sydney Australia Sandy Hollway named CEO of SOCOG replacing Mal Hemmerling after a brief board meeting.
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Weathered Sporadic Lineup Clash Sparks Spotlight
Sports note previews a chaotic mix of teams including Chicago Houston Lakers Orlando Michigan Florida State RCA Dome in Indianapolis Kentucky Minnesota North Carolina Arizona as the home team in caps signals a broader broadcast slate amid a busy sports week.
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History of NCAA and NIT basketball champions
Summary of notable NCAA and NIT finals and title games from 1939 to 1978. Oregon defeats Ohio State 46-33 in 1939 first tournament. Joe Louis defends heavyweight title in 1942. Oklahoma A&M wins 1945 NCAA crown and DePaul wins NIT under George Mikan. 1951 Kentucky tops Kansas 68-58 for NCAA title. UCLA secures fifth title in 1971 by defeating Villanova 68-62. 1976 Delta State claims second straight AIAW title. 1978 Kentucky beats Duke 94-88 for NCAA title.
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Broad Weekend Sports Schedule Highlights Featured
A dense listing of college and professional events across basketball hockey golf tennis boxing auto racing and more. Notable matchups include Michigan vs Florida State in the NIT final and multiple NCAA semifinals with top programs like North Carolina Duke Arizona Kansas and Kentucky in play. The schedule also lists Players Championship Dinah Shore and Lipton events alongside world championships and relays.
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