NYU Upsets Wichita In OT To Reach NIT Semifinals
NYU beat Wichita in overtime 90-04 to advance to the National Invitation Tournament semifinals for the third straight year. Bruce Kapisa sank four free throws, Mal Graham scored 21 to tie late, and Richie Dyer added two in the extra period as the Redmen edged the Shockers after an 18 lead-change, 14th deadlock in the second half. Brigham Young opened the day with a 90-78 win over Temple and will meet Army or San Francisco next.
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Diamond Results Exhibition Baseball Scores Report
The Associated Press delivers Wednesday results from multiple exhibition games. Games listed include Cincinnati at Chicago, Boston at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Tucson, Detroit at St. Petersburg, Kansas City at Fort Myers, and New York against Los Angeles with various scores and venues across Clearwater, Sarasona, Vero Beach, and Pompano.
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Tay Baker backs Texas Western pick in NCAA tourney
Cincinnati coach Tay Baker believes Texas Western may win the NCAA tournament after its upset of Cincinnati in overtime. He personally supports Kentucky and says UK deserves backing as they face Duke in the semifinals while Texas Western plays Utah.
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Anday's Fights By The Associated Press
In Las Vegas Mel Ferguson won a bout by points over Fred McWilliams at a Phoenix card, with Ferguson securing a clear decision. The event, reported from Las Vegas by The Associated Press, lists Ferguson as the victor and the score noted as 155% impact.
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Maloney Holdout Echoes Across MLB Trade Talks
Fresno star Maloney clings to 50 000 in salary dispute with Cincinnati after 209 244 254 line from last season. Dodgers and Dodgers stars Koufax Drysdale priced at 1 million over three years as teams jockey for opening week. Injuries and early spring games color a busy slate with Emphasis on trades and contract talks.
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Youngsters Hold Kansas City Key
Bradenton Florida AP Alia Dark aims to rebuild the Kansas City A's with a youth movement after taking over as manager. He plans aggressive baserunning and platoons infielders Bert Campaneris Dick Green and others while addressing scoring and pitching depth. Players like Charles Causey Fazio and rookies Harry Stone Larry Stahl join veterans in a hopeful spring setup.
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Koufax Sizzles as Dodgers Star in 1965 World Series
Sandy Koufax anchored the Dodgers in the 1965 World Series, pitching 335 2/3 innings and allowing only 25 home runs across the season and series.
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