Cats Face Cards In Midwest Final
Louisville reaches the Midwest NCAA Regional final by defeating Southwestern Louisiana 88 84 behind Jim Price on defense and 25 points. Kansas State advances with a 66 55 win over Texas led by Hall 13 points. Texas and Southwestern Louisiana meet in the consolation game.
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Death mars NCAA skiing opening day at Winter Park
The opening day of the NCAA Championships in Winter Park Colorado was hushed by the death of 20 year old downhill racer David Allen Novelle a University of Utah sophomore and the withdrawal of the rest of his team as officials investigated the tragedy.
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Wood Handcuffs Royals With Knuckleball Woes
The Kansas City Royals struggle against Wilbur Wood as the White Sox left hander defeats them again in spring exhibition. A Utah skier, Novelle Christensen, died after a downhill crash on a rough course, leading his team to withdraw from remaining events.
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NCAA Playoffs Scores by Region and Matchups
AP reports NCAA Tournament results with East Carolina 92 over South Carolina 69 and Penn 78 over Villanova 67. Mid-East Kentucky edged Marquette 85 to 69 as Florida State beat Minnesota 70 56. Mid-West Louisville 88 over SW Louisiana 84 and Kansas State 66 over Texas 55. Far West UCLA 90 over Weber State and Long Beach State 75 defeating San Francisco U 55. College Division semifinals Roanoke 99 over East Michigan 73. Akron 71 over Tenn. St. 69 in OT. NAIA quarterfinals S F Austin 72 over Westmont 62. Eau Claire 77 over Augustana HL Gardner-Webb 81 over Western Washington State. Kentucky State 66 over St. Thomas Minn 57.
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Bowling League High Scores and Standings Snapshot
AMF LEAGUE listings show high games and series across multiple bars and teams including McCurdy Dengel & Son Classic Irwin’s and White Motor Co. Standouts include Carpenter Mueller and Cordle with top scores. numerous clubs across Thursday and Wednesday leagues posted 10-30 marks with a mix of 10 30 and 30 10 game-sets.
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Vida Blue Quits Baseball For Public Relations Job
AP Vida Blue, 22, announces he is quitting baseball over a $50,000 offer from A's owner Charles Finley, seeking $92,500 for 1972. He will work in Los Angeles as vice president in charge of public relations for a steel products company. Finley sticks with $50,000, praising Blue's 1971 season and noting he may return to play.
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