UCLA Loses Title Hope Amid NCAA Tourney Talk
West coast fans debate college basketball supremacy as UCLA faces Long Beach State in the regional semifinal on Channel 5. The piece notes Kentucky leading final season ratings with UCLA second after two losses, and recalls past NCAA winners from 1950-66 while highlighting local players at UCSB and Cal Poly and CIF playoff action in Santa Barbara and Arroyo Grande.
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Canadiens edge Rangers as Savard injury looms
The Montreal Canadiens beat the New York Rangers 5-3 but lost defenseman Serge Savard to a double fracture in the left leg, likely ending his season. Montreal pulled within three points of Chicago and Detroit while Detroit beat Toronto 3-1 to tighten the East race and Boston-Tittsburgh arc remained tied.
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Bruins and Rockets Rally in NBA Openers
Atlanta Hawks beat the Rockets 122 121 as Lou Hudson scores a Coliseum record 48 points and Bill Bridges seals the win with two free throws. Elvin Hayes leads Houston with 37 as San Diego trails in the West standings. other NBA results noted.
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Jacksons third fastest CIF time in 120 yard hurdles
Lompoc junior Charles Jackson posted 14.5 seconds for the 120 yard high hurdles against Santa Ynez, ranking third this season in the CIF. Al Hall 14.2 and Ward Kinsman 14.3 lead the list. Friday's results also place John Fridrich in the top ten for 100 yard dash and high jump.
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Griffith rallies for win in Madison Square Garden bout
Emile Griffith 32, in his first MSG main event, rallied in rounds nine through twelve to defeat Carlos Mark 12 rounds by unanimous decision. The crowd booed the decision as Griffith improved to 62-11, while Mark stood 18-8-1.
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Player Palmer headline Monsanto Open opens strong field
Gary Player and Arnold Palmer head a star studded field at the Monsanto Open in Pensacola Florida. Player returns home after the PGA in Dayton where militants targeted him for his country's stance on race. He avoids discussion of last August's incident upon return.
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Little League tryouts set for Saturday at Lom poc park
Lom poc Little League schedules Saturday tryouts for boys nine to twelve at Johns Manville Park starting 8:30 a.m. Age groups run 8:30 to 10 for nine year olds, 10 to 12:30 for tens, 2 to 4 for elevens, 4 to 5 for twelve year olds. Eight year olds have a separate March 21 session 9 to noon. Herm Walker handles signups. Ken Holt seeks umpires.
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Wills wary of new jackrabbit ball in spring games
Maury Wills warns the livelier five percent more resilient ball could injure a player as Los Angeles tops Houston 15-14 in a spring test. Andy Kosco posts five hits and a two-bag combo, while Washington tops Minnesota 12-11 with Gene Martin batting a grand slam. The Dodgers, Orioles, Pirates, and others also contest in a day of spring exhibitions using the experimental ball and yellow stitches.
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