Exhibition Roundup Glued Orioles Beat Reds Braves Lose To Nats
Orioles edge Reds 7 1 in an exhibition as Dave McNally and Brooks Robinson fueled late offense. Braves stop skid with a 3 2 win over Senators as Hank Aaron and Lee Mazzilli produced key hits. Giants top Cubs 9 2 behind Juan Marichal four perfect innings after contract talk, while Cubs and other notes fill an itinerary of spring tuneups and rainouts.
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UCLA Early Pick In NCAA Finals
UCLA, led by Lew Alcindor and coach John Wooden, is favored to win the NCAA title after routs in the Western regionals. The Bruins beat Santa Clara 90 to 52 and prepare to face Drake in Louisville, aiming to extend their Lew Alcindor era to a third straight title.
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Clippers rout Barons. Baltimore 10 Cleveland 1 in AHL game
Baltimore Clippers erupted for four goals in each of the first two periods to crush the Cleveland Barons 10-1. Bob Rivard delivered a three goal hat trick with three assists, while Wayne Hicks and Jimmy Bartlett added two goals and two assists each. John Brenneman scored Cleveland’s lone goal early as Baltimore built a 3-0 lead.
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Louisville Eagles Edge In NIT First Round Showdown
Louisville topped Kansas 73 70 to reach the NIT quarter finals as Beard led with 23 points and Grosso added 14 rebounds. Boston College rode Driscoll's 14 points and 10 rebounds to a 17th straight win, defeating Kansas and advancing to face the BC- host winner.
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