Conigliaro Back in Form Powers Red Sox Past Reds
Tony Conigliaro, 24, back from a near sight loss, hit his first homer since recovery to spark Boston past Cincinnati 4-3. The Red Sox, led by his return, push pennant hopes as Tony C. shows perfect vision.
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Ryun Leads Kansas Team in UCLA Meet
Jim Ryun, holder of world mile and 880 records, leads the Kansas Jayhawks in an intersectional dual track meet against UCLA at the Coliseum. Wayne Collett of UCLA shines in sprints and relays. USC-Oxy meet moved to avoid conflict with UCLA-Kansas.
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Hill tank team falls to Royals in CIF bid
San Marcos swim team defeated Cabrillo 74 21 as Jerome Betts won the 100 yard backstroke and helped the medley relay while Mike McDougle set a Hill school record in the 100 freestyle. San Marcos swept other events 70 16 and 67 10 as league action resumes April 10 against Rigetti.
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Iowa State opens strong bid for NCAA wrestling crown
Iowa State leads with eight qualifiers and 25 points at the NCAA meet in Brigham Young fieldhouse. Dan Gable, top seed at 137 pounds, won two matches by pins as the Cyclones push toward a third national title in 41 years. Oregon State, Michigan State, Iowa, and Oklahoma State trail in the early rounds.
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Ashe Reaches Semifinal At Garden Open
Arthur Ashe advances to the Madison Square Garden Challenge Trophy Open semifinal in New York after beating Charlie Fasarell and Ray Moore en route. He meets Roy Emerson, who outlasted Manuel Santana to earn the semifinal berth. Ashe seeks $5,000 top prize after earning $1,800 so far.
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Kring Leads Santa Maria Past Cabrillo in Track Sweep
Santa Maria Saints defeated Cabrillo 74 to 44 in league track action at Cabrillo. Kenny Kring won the 120 yard high hurdles and 180 yard low hurdles and placed second in pole vault as Santa Maria swept 10 of 14 varsity events including a long jump sweep.
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Lakers host Warriors in decisive playoff showdown
Los Angeles at home versus San Francisco in game two of the Western Division semifinal after a 99 94 loss. Jeff Mullins and Rudy LaRusso led the visitors with 36 and 32 points as the Lakers seek their first playoff win to even the series.
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Bruins Aim for Eastern Hockey Division Title
The Boston Bruins can clinch the Eastern Division title by beating the Montreal Canadiens in weekend games after a 3-3 tie with the New York Rangers. Toronto and Philadelphia also won, tightening the race as Detroit and Los Angeles faced playoff pressure.
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Lompoc Gals Rally to Defeat San Marcos in Track Meet
Lompoc Braves girls track crushed San Marcos Royals 61 to 25 at Santa Barbara. Tish Lunsford and Gale Schmidt each won two events with Lunsford claiming high jump and 880 while Schmidt took 50 yard hurdles and shot put. Cheryl Biggs added a 220 win as Lompoc swept relays and multiple sprints.
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Green Hewes pair pace Lompoc Braves to swim win
Glen Green and Tony Hewes led the Lompoc Braves in a 58-37 victory at Santa Maria, with Green winning the 100 free in 54.4 and the 200 IM in 2 20.9, Hewes taking the 200 free in 2 03.4 and 400 free in 4 41.3, plus a 400-yard relay win.
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Maryland names Albert Ferguson freshman coach
College Park Maryland Albert Ferguson formerly offensive backfield coach at Washington University in St Louis has been named freshman coach at the University of Maryland The 29 year old Ferguson posted a 42 7 2 record while coaching three high school teams in Alabama
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