Nashville Hornets win state Class A basketball title
Nashville defeats Havana 54 to 38 in Champaign to claim the Class A state championship. Senior Paul Patton leads with 18 points while Roger Stieg and John Jankowski contribute 13 and 12 respectively as Nashville overwhelms Havana after halftime. Stieg, Jankowski and Patton named to the UPI all tournament team.
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NCAA pairings for regional semifinals announced by UPI
United Press International lists Mideast Regional in Dayton Michigan State versus Western Kentucky at 7 06 p m Miami Ohio against Kentucky at 9 36 p m West Regional in Albuquerque UCLA versus Arkansas at 9 06 p m San Francisco facing Fullerton State at 11 36 p m East and Midwest regionals set for Friday with times to be announced Monday
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All Tournament Team Named From Class A Championship
Champaign Illinois based report lists United Press International chosen players from Nashville Providence and Effingham St Anthony. Roger Stieg Paul Patton Barney Mines Walter Downing Tom Grunloh named to first team. Tracey Trimpe Brad Gregurich Kent Schneider Allan Grayhorn Bob Wobler to second team.
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NCAA tournament results round by round summary
NCAA first round results show Miami 84 over Marquette 81 and Midwestern State 77 over Providence 63 in Indianapolis. W Kentucky 87 beat Syracuse 86 in Knoxville while Kentucky 85 topped Florida State 76. West regional: Arkansas 73 over Weber State 52. UCLA 86 defeated Kansas 73. Tempe: San Francisco 68 beat North Carolina 64. Florida State 90 edged New Mexico 85. Division I quarter finals: Eastern Illinois 84 defeated North Carolina State Elizabeth 71. Division III Albion 78 over Knoxville 77. Staybrk 98 defeated Brandeis 84. No Park 79 beat Humboldt State 76. NE St. Athletic Conf championship: AI College 100 over Lyndon State 94. Sunday East regional: Duke 63 over Rhode Island 62. Indiana 63 over Furman 62. Philadelphia: Penn 92 over St. Benny 83. Wilava 103 over LaSalle 97. Midwest regional: DePaul 80 over Creighton 78. Utah 86 over Missouri 79. Tulsa: Drexel 100 over Houston 77. Houston 76 over St. John’s 68.
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Indiana Falls To Furman In NCAA Tournament Thriller
Indiana coach Bobby Knight lamented a late inbounds miscue as Furman, the Southern Conference champ, rallied from 13 down to a 63-62 win in Charlotte. Duke edged Rhode Island 63-62 as Mike Gminski scored 25. Notre Dame crushed Houston 100-77 in Tulsa while Louisville beat St. John’s 76-68.
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Knicks Rookie Gondrezick suffers broken nose
New York Knicks rookie Glenn Gondrezick broke his nose with eight stitches above the left eye in Saturdays game against New Jersey Net. Team spokesman said he will be out about two weeks and could return for possible playoff action after surgery by Dr James Nicholas.
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Rangers Rout Capitals In Nhl Action As McVie Praises Team
The New York Rangers beat the Washington Capitals 8 2 to gain ground in the playoff race. Don Murdoch scored his 26th, rallying in the second period as Walt Tkaczuk Phil Esposito and Dave Farrish added to the lead, while Bill Riley and Bob Sirois closed the gap briefly. Other NHL results included Toronto 7 Pittsburgh 1 and Detroit 4 Vancouver 4.
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Ten POW boxers win at Saratoga School show
Local boxers from the P.O.W. Boxing Club of Morris dominated a Saturday night event at Saratoga School with ten winners including Pat Wren and Dwayne King. Two locals lost decisions, and the P.O.W. Club plans another show at Gardner South Wilmington High School at 2 p.m. sponsored by the G.S.W. Fire Department and area merchants.
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White Sox sign Bannister Stillman Kucek to deals
The Chicago White Sox signed shortstop Alan Bannister to a two year guaranteed contract plus one year contracts for outfielder Royle Stillman and pitcher Jack Kucek. Bobby Coluccio's deal was renewed. In Minnesota football, coach Bud Grant and general manager Mike Lynn received five year contracts.
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