We're not out Phillies claim we're not out in East finals
The Philadelphia 76ers trail Boston 3-1 in the NBA Eastern final after a 114-108 OT loss in Boston. Coach Dolph Schayes says they must win in Boston to force a seventh game at home.
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Kentera Named Arizona State End Coach
Tempe as Larry Kentera 41 longtime San Joaquin Delta JC head football coach is appointed ASU end coach by university president Dr. G Homer Durham. Kentera replaces Corrick. Jack Stovall becomes offensive line coach. Kentera coached two Valley JC titles at Stockton and led a 6-3 season last year.
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Wisconsin judge readies antitrust verdict in baseball suit
Milwaukee circuit Judge Elmer Roller and Judge Marvin Holz near a verdict in Wisconsin’s historic antitrust case against Major League Baseball after five weeks of trial. Opening day looms as Atlanta hosts Pittsburgh with Tony Cloninger delivering the first NL pitch in Dixie.
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Bill Lewis Named President of Phoenix Press Box Association
Bill Lewis of KTAR TV was elected president of the Phoenix Press Box Association, succeeding Dave Hicks of The Arizona Republic on Monday. Other officers include Dick Stuart and Allen Reed as vice presidents, Bob Davies as secretary, and Kim Chemi as treasurer.
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Arizona State University Update
In Tempe Arizona State University News from the Alls Am John Payik segment details unclear events or figures associated with the university. The readable text references ASU names and a possible update but specifics are not provided.
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Nicklaus becomes first back-to-back Masters champion
Jack Nicklaus won his second straight Masters title at Augusta beating Tommy Jacobs and Gay Brewer in a playoff after a 72-hole tie. Nicklaus pressed his advantage with a 25-foot birdie on 11 and led by two shots, as Brewer faded with multiple bogeys and a double on 12.
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ASU cindermen host BYU and Utah in 3 way meet
Arizona State hosts Brigham Young and Utah in a triangular meet at Goodwin Stadium Thursday to decide events from sprints to distance races. BYU’s Dave Reeves and Gary Thacker lead a strong sprint contingent while ASU counters with Ron Freeman and Louis Scott in key races.
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Clay Terrell boxing bout hopes at Maple Leaf Gardens
Toronto officials and promoters eye a Clay Terrell world title clash after a Terrell withdrawal over terms. Harold Ballard predicts a $300000 live gate if negotiations succeed while Main Bout Inc. weighs timing and rights for TV and radio. Terrell seeks a later date.
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Rookie Barry Named to NBA All Star Team
San Francisco star Rick Barry became the fifth rookie named to the NBA All Star team for 1965 66. He joins Jerry Lucas Wilt Chamberlain Oscar Robertson and Jerry West on the selections as the league announced the rosters.
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Coronado Dons name Greg Hill Athlete of the Week
Coronado High School projects Greg Hill as Athlete of the Week after the Dons moved to 4 1 this week. Hill starred in two meets with top finishes including first in the horizontal bar and parallel bars, plus high all around in both events against Washington and Phoenix Union.
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