Flyers eye rematch with Bruins after NCAA run
Dayton Flyers plan another shot at UCLA after falling to the Bruins in the NCAA final. Waterman and Grinder Torain led a 2,000-strong turnout as Lew Alcindor and Mike Warren drew reunion chatter, with Don May eyed for All-America talks and Donoher returning with the runner-up trophy.
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Reds Have Just One Of Those Days In Exhibition Loss
In Tampa Fila AP report manager Dave Bristol called the Reds day a tough one after the club suffered its sixth exhibition defeat against 19 wins. Yankees Horace Clarke and Low Clinton featured in the summary of the game details.
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Spartans Grab Grappling Title at NCAA Championship
Michigan State claimed the team title at the NCAA wrestling championships in Kent Ohio finishing with a dominant score of 74 points to secure the crown. The Spartans topped a field led by rivals and earned multiple medals across weight classes.
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Kim Stops Carter in Seoul Bout for U S Armed Forces
In Seoul Kim defeated George Carter of the U S Armed Forces with a 16344 result. The match highlights a one sided encounter ending in victory for Kim.
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South Korea
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Wooden Hopes UCLA Remains A Cage Power
UCLA coach John Wooden hints at a possible dynasty after the Bruins cap a perfect 30 season with a 79 44 win over Dayton in the NCAA final Lew Alcindor and Mike Warren lead UCLA while Dayton struggles shooting 24 percent The Flyers finish 25 4 for the season Dayton coach Don Donoher says the top ranked team inspires others Guy Lewis Houston says his team can rebound from two early losses and be strong next season
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Bowling Green Names Coach Fitch to Lead Falcons
Bowling Green State University named William C. Fitch as head football coach, succeeding Warren Scholier. Fitch, 4-year from North Dakota, is a 1940 Coe College graduate and takes over after Scholier finished 11-13 this season and a 43-52 four-year record.
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Skiers From Greene To Killy Lead World Cup Bounce
In Jackson Hole Canadian Nancy Greene and France's Jean-Claude Killy challenged for top World Cup honors. Greene posted 90.67 total after a 46.16 first run, Goitschel followed at 90.74 as Killy faltered in the 1,875 foot, 72-gate slalom, finishing sixth behind Karl Schranz.
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Canada and Russia Meet In Hockey Championship Showdown
Canada and Russia faced off in Vienna as unbeaten teams in the World Hockey Championships. The United States, dealing with injuries, earned a 2-0 win over Finland to secure at least fifth place and a spot in the 1968 Games. Gerry Melnychuk and Craig Falkman scored for the Americans as Russia held a one point edge over Canada with one game left.
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Brewer Wins Pensacola Open and Eyes Masters Glory
Gay Brewer captured the Pensacola Open with a six stroke margin at 26 under par topping Bob Keller and others. He credited a Masters victory dream and posted rounds 66 64 61 71 at Pensacola Country Club amid rain delays and strong field. Keller earned $9,000 while Doug Sanders finished third as Brewer extended his Masters pursuit.
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Hull Shadow Box Fights Spark NHL Skirmish and Scoring
Bobby Hull’s clash with opponent Watson sparked a second front in the NHL playoff chase as Detroit beat Chicago 4 2. Montreal routed Boston 6 3 to share second with Toronto while New York tamed Toronto 4 0 and Giacomin earned nine shutouts.
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Celtics Lose End of 21-Game Streak to Knicks
Celtics suffer a 123-112 defeat to the Knicks in Boston as the series shifts to New York. John Havlicek scored 29 for Boston while Willis Reed led New York with 38 points and dominated the boards. Warriors beat Lakers 122-115 as Rick Barry led San Francisco with 37 points.
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Nobata Tops Reyes In Tokyo Match With 125 Percent Edge
Sumio Nobata outpoints Alberto Reyes in a Japan bout by 125 percent to 124 percent, securing a clear win in Tokoname. The brief boxing card highlights Nobata’s dominant performance and Reyes’ pressure throughout the contest.
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Exhibition Baseball Results From Sunday and Tuesday
Sunday results include Baltimore 3 Los Angeles 1 and Kansas City 5 Houston 4, California 5 San Francisco 0, Philadelphia 10 Atlanta 9, New York A 9 Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 5 Washington 5 in 15 innings, and Chicago A 4 New York N 3 in 10 innings. Tuesday games list 12 matchups with interleague venues across Florida, Arizona, and California.
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Don Hoak Returns to Phillies as Coach after Booth Career
Former third baseman Don Hoak leaves broadcasting to join the Philadelphia Phillies as a coach. Hoak’s return to the dugout marks a new chapter in his baseball career with the Phillies organization.
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