SMU Upsets Louisville In NCAA Midwest Region Thriller
SMU 81 Louisville 81 at 0:59, Beasley tip to Holden for the winner. Helman scored 39 for Louisville as SMU erased an eight point deficit to seize an upset of the favored Cardinals and reach the NCAA Midwest final.
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National 16 Tournament results and college scores
United Press International round up of results from the National 16 and NAIA tournaments. Highlights include Hutchinson and Evansville advancing, Princeton beating St John’s in overtime, Tennessee and Indiana games, and UCLA routing Wyoming among other college showings.
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Western Bowl Out Of Tourney
UCLA star Lew Alcindor shone with 29 points as UCLA routed Wyoming 109-60 to reach the Western regional final against Pacific. Regional wins also saw North Carolina beat Princeton in overtime and Boston College upset St Johns while other top teams fall in a chaotic NCAA tournament night.
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Gimmick Planned by Marquette for SIU Title Tilt
Marquette coach Al McGuire plans a strategic gimmick to disrupt Southern Illinois timing in the NIT final. He hopes the surprise plan, unveiled after St Patrick’s Day, will halt the Salukis in today’s championship clash. The Salukis enter with a 28-2 mark after wins over St Peter’s Duke and Rutgers.
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Mets Cubs and Senators See How Other Half Lives
Mets and Cubs post spring wins as exhibition play reveals depth for future seasons. Timely hitting from Ed Kranepool and John Borcabella powers the Mets and Cubs with multiple players contributing in spring battles.
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Bristol Race Preview and Pole Winner Dieringer Leads
Darel Dieringer won the pole at Bristol as 32 drivers chase top points in the yearly ten-man race. Bristol International Speedway hosts practice and time trials ahead of Sundays big race with high demand and elite interest from BIS owner Larry Carrier.
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Kentucky High School and NCAA Action On WHAS Radio
Advance ticket sales for Globe Trotters by SMU and local outlets in Kentucky are announced as four teams vie in the state high school tourney in Louisville. Central and Covington Catholic clash, with Earlington, Breathitt, and others in contention as NIT and NCAA highlights unfold on WHAS and Channel networks. The weekend schedule features wrestling, college and pro basketball, and boxing from Louisville to Dayton.
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City boxers host exhibition at Fayce Civic Center
Niddlesboro boxers appear at 8 p.m. with fighters from Knox ville Greeneville Maryville and the Gap Job Corps camp for a vice feature card. Proceeds fund locals for the Knox ville AAU meet in mid April. SIGN THIRD COACH NEW YORK Giants hire Jim Trimble as offensive line coach after stints with the Eagles and Canadian programs.
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Winston-Salem Wins NCAA College Meet Crown
Winston-Salem captured the NCAA college division title in Evansville, led by Earl Monroe who scored 41 points. Monroe fueled a 77-74 comeback over Southwest Missouri State, breaking scoring records and sealing the victory with late free throws. Kentucky Wesleyan finished third with an 11% romp over Illinois State.
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North Carolina Faces Rough Finish After Tough Stretch
North Carolina stays alive but may be sore for tonight's game against Boston College. A rough end to regulation marked by a hard press from Princeton and a Tiger defense that frustrated UNC. Officials let the contact go, and fouls were scarce as the clock wound down.
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Central Covington Breathitt Earlington chase state title
Cinderella Central battles Covington Catholic in a state tournament semifinal for one final berth after Central upset Allen County with 56.4 percent shooting and a 47 30 rebounding edge. Covington Catholic crushed Monticello 66 44 as George Schloemer poured in 21. Breathitt County edged Harrison County 61 56 late, while Barlington defeated Atherton 85 64 to reach semis. winners meet at 8 p.m. in Freedom Hall.
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Kentucky High School Basketball Tourney Scores First Round and Quarterfinals
United Press International reports first round results with Central beating Owensboro and Covington Catholic, Monticello, Earlington, Atherton, Breathitt, and Harlan advancing. Friday quarterfinals feature Central vs Covington Cath and Earlington vs Breathitt. Semifinals set with Central meeting Covington Catholic and Earlington facing Breathitt County. Championship at 3 p.m. in Pickwick, Ft. Loudoun.
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Clay Takes Draft Punch and Sees Three Fights Ahead
Cassius Clay, ordered to report for induction, predicts he can fight three times in four months. He defends his title next at Madison Square Garden against Zora Folley, and may face Oscar Bonavena on May 27 if he wins. Clay denies plans to leave the country and cites discussions with an adviser as he weighs military duty versus boxing career.
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Sikes Holds Two Stroke Lead In Greater Jacksonville Open
In Jacksonville Dan Sikes led by two strokes after a 68 and 136 total at halfway in the $100,000 Greater Jacksonville Open. Gay Brewer trailed one back at 138 while Jack McGowan Bob Goalby and Bert Yancey contended for the next spots. Arnold Palmer failed to advance past 147 and Jack Nicklaus faced worry before carding 141.
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