Bruins and Broncs poised to seal Coast titles tonight
UCLA and Santa Clara appear ready to clinch Coast Conference titles and NCAA Far Western berths. UCLA won 81-60 at Stanford to move to 11-0 in the league as Curtis Rowe scored 25 and Lew Alcindor added 19. Santa Clara remained at 23-1 overall after a 62-52 win at Pepperdine.
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Cal Aggies Edge San Francisco State In Overtime Thriller
In the Far Western Conference game of the year, Cal Aggies beat San Francisco State 62-60 in overtime after a buzzer jumper by Bob Johnson. Lucius Davis scored 30 as Fresno State beat Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 83-71, placing second in the CCAA with an 84 season outcome.
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Mantle weighs future in baseball amid signing blitz
Mickey Mantle signals a possible retirement after 18 major league seasons as he reports to Yankee camp in Fort Lauderdale amid trade and contract talk. Amid this, Donn Clendenon’s sudden resignation from baseball and multiple signings across MLB shape a busy winter deadline.
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Kidd wins World Cup slalom at Squaw Valley in blizzard
Billy Kidd of Stowe Vermont proves his ankle injury has healed by winning the Squaw Valley slalom in near blizzard conditions. He clocks 1 36.55 total on 66 gates, signaling he remains a strong threat for the giant slalom as the Cup series nears its end. Alain Penz and Patrick Russel of France follow, with Karl Schranz of Austria placing seventh.
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Gabl disqualified as two fall in women’s slalom amid heavy snow
Spring Fervor 51 and 66 saw Kyburz’s Spider Sabich place 10th with 1 38 17. Austria’s Gerrud Gabl and Kiki Cutter of Bend fell in the women’s slalom, while Ingrid LaFforgue and Judy Nagle placed second and third. A 50 mph wind and two feet more snow halted action as eight feet had fallen earlier in the week.
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College basketball scores and results roundup
East Louisiana defeated Stonehill while Rhode Island and Dartmouth posted wins over Massachusetts and Harvard. Princeton toppled Columbia and Brown edged Harvard. numerous other college teams including Buffalo Stony Brook Hofstra and Williams played. Conference action featured Southern Conference second round showings and Middle Atlantic first round games with Temple, Gettysburg, and Bucknell advancing.
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Wood wins world ice skating title in dramatic figures
Tim Wood 20 from Detroit captured the men's world skating championship in Colorado Springs with a near perfect free figure program. Nepala of Czechoslovakia trailed, Patrick Pera earned third, Visconti and Petkevich followed as the world championships concluded with dancers and an exhibition finale.
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Clendenon Announces Retirement After 32 Seasons
Atlanta based former baseball star Donn Clendenon said he is retiring to pursue a business career. The outfielder first baseman, 32, will join Scripto Inc as vice relations and assist the president while remaining part owner of a local restaurant. His move leaves a Hess Houston Expos trade for Rusty Staub in limbo.
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Sam Jones seals Celtics win with clutch 18-foot shot
Sam Jones, at 35 ending a 12 year NBA run, scores 31 including the final four points as Boston beat Atlanta 122-120. The Celtics trailed late but Jones delivered the decisive jumper with five seconds left, while he prepares to coach at Federal City College next season. Other games featured Philadelphia over Milwaukee 123-102 and Baltimore over Detroit 134-116.
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Ted Williams Returns as Washington Senators Manager
Ted Williams is back in baseball as manager of the Washington Senators. The piece contrasts his fierce self trust with the broader sport’s modern shifts, notes his 51 years and unique drive, and weighs how his insistence on 100 percent efforts could influence the team despite historical doubts about players turning into successful managers.
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Aaron seeks first PGA title at Doral Open after lead
Tommy Aaron, labeled the bridesmaid of the PGA, battles to end his winning drought as he shares the halfway lead at 9 under par in the Doral Open. He stands tied with Tommy Shaw and Dan Sikes, one stroke ahead of Bill Collins with Arnold Palmer just back, as the field narrows to 76 pros from 147 entrants.
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Holloway cagers win first game of season
Holloway Plumbing defeated Mata dor Barbers 56 54 in adult city league action. Emmanuel Allston led the Barbers with 19 points while Bob Holloway added 12 for Holloway.
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