Dayton gets NIT bid in crowded postseason mix
Dayton earned an invitation to the National Invitation Tournament joining Marshall and others as the field grew to 16. The Flyers, 17-9 with a 10 game win streak, seek a deep run after last season's NCAA final loss to UCLA while Duke and North Carolina staged an ACC tourney preview with a triple overtime classic.
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Fitch Named Ohio College Basketball Coach of the Year
Bowling Green coach William Fitch, 34, earned the 1968 Ohio College Basketball Coach of the Year honor after guiding the Falcons to the MAC title in his first season. He led with 14 first place votes and 61 points, edging Dick Scott of Denison.
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Kaiser Sets World Record in Women 1000 M Race
Stien Kaiser established a world mark of 1 minute 31 seconds in the women's 1000 meter at an international speed skating meet in Inzell Germany. She broke Lydia Skoblikova's previous record by eight tenths of a second.
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Sixers edge Celtics in pivotal conference clash
Philadelphia 76ers defeat Boston 133-127 in a rough battle to gain ground in the Eastern Division. Hal Greer scores 43 as Philadelphia schools a late Celtics rally, while Cincinnati tops Seattle 138-128 and Detroit, Los Angeles, and St. Louis win elsewhere.
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Pro Hoop Standings and Sunday Results
Detroit leads with 134 to Chicago 123 while Cincinnati tops Seattle 138 128 and Philadelphia 133 over Boston 127. New Orleans 103 fell to Houston 89 and Pittsburgh 110 edged Kentucky 99 Minnesota 123 beat New Jersey 115 Dallas 126 over Anaheim 114 Denver 115 to Oakland 95.
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Minnesotas and Denver struggle as Rockets, Pipers win
The Rockets beat Oakland 115-95 as Willi Murrell scored 28 and Dick Clark led New Jersey 19 in a Muskies win over New Jersey. Minnesota edged New Jersey 123-115 while New Orleans beat Houston 103-89. Kansas City? (Note: content retained from OCR.)
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Frazier Griffith Headline Boxing Doubleheader At Garden
Joe Frazier battles Buster Mathis for heavyweight glory while Emile Griffith defends the middleweight crown against Nino Benvenuti in a Madison Square Garden show that could set financial records. Gate expected near 750000 with 16000 in attendance and top ticket prices at 100 dollars.
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Buckeyes Fail To Share In Well- Divided Crowns
Wisconsin repeated as track champion at Columbus with four firsts and 12 of 15 events, edging Michigan 51 to 42. Indiana dominated swimming at Ann Arbor with 490 points, edging Michigan. Illinois won fencing, MSU claimed wrestling, while gymnasts shared top honors among Iowa Michigan and MSU.
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Hiram Bradley Tops 16 Yard Trap Standings in 1967
Hiram Bradley of Greenville Ohio leads the American Trapshooting Association 16 yard averages for 1967 with .9937 on 3200 targets and a record run of 1459 straight thirds. Jack Morris of San Antonio Texas is second at .9922 on 3600 targets, with Dave Berlet of Wapakoneta Ohio third at .9910 on 2800.
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Tym Continues As New England Indoor Tennis Champion
Fort Meyer Beach player Bill Tym, the top seed, retained the New England men’s indoor tennis championship with a 24 63 84 victory over Chum Steele of Cambridge at the suburban indoor tennis center. Steele was the No 2 seed.
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Bombay Player Is Squash Champ Here
Anil Nayar, 21, a Harvard junior from Bombay India, won the national intercollegiate squash title for the second year in a row. He defeated Harvard sophomore Larry Terrell of Philadelphia 15 5, 15 5, 15 5 in the tournament windup at MIT.
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Cheering Came Natural For Roy VanNess
Roy VanNess Trenton State College director of athletics cheered for the Trenton State soccer team and Rutgers football. His son Dave was goalie for Trenton State and his twin Bruce was the sophomore quarterback for Rutgers. The soccer team posted an 11-1-2 record while Rutgers football stood 4-5.
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Car Watching For White Sox Proves Lucrative
In Chicago AP reports Jack Gallagher who watches cars for the Chicago White Sox earned a larger share from the World Series than the players. His $500 cash award topped the $428 full share received by regular players as they finished fourth in the American League pennant race.
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