Coronado Falls Short to Rincon in State AA Quarterfinals
Rincon's full court press forced 18 turnovers in the first half and 12 more in the second, as Coronado dropped a 64 to 63 decision. Joe Mackey led Coronado with 25 points and 20 rebounds, while Dave Johnson added 19 points and key post play shifting.
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Cubs rely on young arms Hands and Hartenstein in 1968
The Chicago Cubs count on four strong young starters and a deep bullpen for the 1968 NL season. Bill Hands at 27 and Charlie Hartenstein anchor relief roles after solid past seasons. Hands posted a 4 2 start record and 2 46 ERA in 150 innings, while Hartenstein had nine wins and eight saves in 45 appearances powered by a dominant sinker.
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Red Sox camp visitor Lonborg skis injury threatens May return
Lonborg visited Boston camp as he recovers from a knee ligament tear suffered while skiing. Trainer Buddy Veroux hopes he resumes throwing by April 1 with a May return possible. In Lakeland, Mickey Lolich worked out before two-week Air Force duty planned at Travis. Cubs pair Beckert and Kessinger depart for Fort Sheridan before returning to Scottsdale camp.
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College Basketball Scores From Various Conference Tournaments
Southern Conference first round Furman 62 VMI 52 Richmond 100 Citadel 88 in overtime Davidson 107 William & Mary 68 West Virginia 76 East Carolina 71 Mason-Dixon first round Roanoke 90 Towson 72 Mt Saint Mary 74 Hampden Sydney 68 Old Dominion 93 Balimore Balto 86 Catholic University 105 Bridgewater Virginia 96 CIAA first round Virginia Union 68 North Carolina Central 66 Winston Salem 77 Norfolk 80 Howard 74 NAIA Dist 28 Playoff Fairmont 81 Morris Harvey 69 Ohio Conference Round Marietta 60 Ohio Williams 54 Otterbein 82 Capital 64 Kenyon 87 Oberlin 59 Baldwin Wallace 73 Mount Union 58 Heidelberg 70 Hiram 65 East Fordham 79 NYU 73 Lehigh 85 Franklin Marshall 49 Rhode Island 96 Boston University 77 South Loyola Louisiana 97 IcKsnyle U 95 Gettysburg 112 Dickinson 74 Oglethorpe 74 Shorter 54 Midwest Detroit 90 John Carroll 65 Marquette 75 Creighton 57 Drake 89 Memphis St 61 West Loyola 86 San Jose State 80 Santa Barbara 94 Pepperdine 90 Cal Western 74 San Diego 59
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Mitty Way Leads Ahead in Grand Canyon State Handicap
Unbeaten Mitty Way carries top weight in the 6 4 furlong Grand Canyon State Handicap at Arizona Downs Turf Paradise. Melmitch and Blazing Silk loom as rivals among eight older sprinters in the $3,500 feature. Merle Haggard Purse at one mile showcases Baracoma leading a nine horse field with Our Fox Fleet Tour and Durowl as top challengers. Roadrunner Purse at 6 furlongs features seven-year-olds with Secret Trust as favorite and Cadet Natur carrying 120 pounds.
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Arizona Spring Turkey Hunt Permits At Public Draw
Arizona hunters must file applications by March 15 for 1600 spring turkey permits across nine hunt units. Public drawing will occur March 18 at the Arizona Game and Fish Department Phoenix offices. The April season remains popular as gobblers respond to calls during mating season.
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Pro Scores: NBA and ABA results across cities
NBA final scores include St. Louis 105 over New York 102 in Los Angeles, and Chicago 107 at Cincinnati 120 with San Diego 114. NHL results show New York 4 over Detroit 2 and Boston 4 Toronto 1, plus Los Angeles 3 Philadelphia 1. ABA scores list Houston 101 Dallas 100 and Pittsburgh 123 Kentucky 119 Minnesota 125 Oakland 115.
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McKechnie bonus fuels bid as Roadrunners face Seattle
Walt McKechnie seeks a $500 bonus by reaching 20 goals as Phoenix travels to face Seattle in Western Hockey League action. Phoenix sits 22-35-4, one point above Vancouver, with Portland out front in the playoff race. Vancouver also plays two more games as Phoenix rests.
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U S Hopeful Tim Wood Aims For World Figure Sweep
Teen Tim Wood of Bloomfield Hills Michigan led defending champion Emurich Danzer in the final phase of the men's world figure skating competition as the United States sought a sweep. Peggy Fleming, 19, defended her women's world title with a strong performance opening a 52 point lead over Gabriele Four in compulsory figures.
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