Bruins Capture 1987 NCAA Title in Fast Break Show
UCLA crushed Dayton 79 64 to win its third national championship in four years. Lew Alcindor posted 20 points 18 rebounds while Mike Warren added 17 as the Bruins raced to a 38 20 halftime lead and coasted. Dayton finished 25 6 under Don Donoher.
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Bruins' Repeat Bid Faces Strongfield Next Season
UCLA star Lew Alcindor leads a 79 64 NCAA final win over Dayton to finish 30 0, extending the Bruins streak to 34 in a season that could reach 60 straight victories. With returnees Alcindor Warren Allen Shackelford Heitz and Sweek UCLA eyes another perfect regular season as rivals Missouri Valley champ Louisville Houston Dayton Kansas Princeton North Carolina and others plot 1968 title bids.
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Senators Pirates Battle To 5-5 Tie In Long Game
Washington Senators and Pittsburgh Pirates played to a 5-5 draw when darkness halted play after 15 innings in Pompano Beach Florida. The Pirates rallied with three eighth inning runs on a walk a Bob Robertson double and singles by Andre Rogers and Jesse Gonder. Frank Howard drove in three for the Senators while Matty Alou and Maury Wills each had four hits for the Pirates with Wills stealing two bases. Phil Ortega and Elroy Face delivered five scoreless innings apiece.
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Lions Field Tough Nine In Walkersville Baseball Preview
Coach Tom Ford predicts a strong Walkersville Lions baseball season with a solid pitching trio led by Jim Bachtell and Bill Murray and a consistent infield returning from last year. Ron Staley at first, Scotty Derr at second, Bill Stop at third, and Bachtell again on second or mound anchor the lineup, while outfield remains unsettled with several sophomores vying for positions. The team aims to be competitive despite right-handed weakness and spring weather challenges, hoping to finish near the top.
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Exhibition Orioles in 3-1 Win Over Dodgers in Vero Beach
Orioles gain a 3-1 victory as Dave Johnson drives in two with a double and two singles. Johnson’s sixth inning single off Bill Singer produced the decisive run, with John son adding an insurance RBI in the eighth. Miller and Bunker pitched well in relief for Baltimore.
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Peugeot 404 Leads East African Rally In Nairobi
Defending champions Bert Shankland and Chris Rothwell of Dar es Salaam took a mid leg lead in the 3100 mile East African Safari rally near Nairobi Kenya. Swedish rivals Saterstrom and Palm slipped after a crash, Cortina Ford and Peugeot 404 cars battled through treacherous terrain as 64 of 92 starters remained.
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Sports Results From A Tumultuous Week In Baseball And Hockey
Kansas City beat Houston five four while Minnesota routed Boston seven one Baltimore edged Los Angeles three one St Louis defeated Detroit two California shutout San Francisco zero New York A defeated Cincinnati three Philadelphia topped Atlanta ten nine Chicago A beat New York N four in ten innings Cleveland defeated Chicago N three Pittsburgh won over Washington five three in fifteen innings Montreal defeated Boston six three Detroit beat Chicago two New York defeated Toronto six Eastern Division semifinals New York twelve three Boston one twelve Rostem leads best of five San Francisco finally bested by Los Angeles in six San Francisco fell in six in Western semifinals Cyclist Fritz Scheidegger, 35, a three time world champion, was killed in a crash during a race in Maljory Park England Sunday.
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Duke Basketball Star Skips Florida Trip For Seminary Exam
Duke coach Jim Bly remains hospitalized and assistant Bob Reis ing will helm the Blue Devils on their Florida trip with John Hindes staying in Durham to take a seminary exam. ACC tourneys feature Duke NC and Wake Forest playing in the Sunshine State as NC State cruises to 3-0 start.
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