ASU Endures Worst Cage Season With Utah Defeat
ASU finishes its poorest season in school history after a 110-93 loss to BYU in Provo. Kari Liimo and Gary Hill paced the Cougars with 28 and 19 points as Randy Lindner led ASU with 23, while Utah hosts the Sun Devils after pushing Arizona State into the Western Athletic Conference cellar at 1-8.
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Aaron and Blancas Lead Doral Open Into Third Round
Tommy Aaron tied the course record 65 to share the Doral Open lead with Homero Blancas who shot 71 on Friday for 136. Aaron, a veteran Georgian from Gainesville, and Blancas sit one stroke ahead of a group including Kermit Zarley and Jacky Cupit. Defending champ Phil Rogers missed the cut, as the second round concluded at 144.
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Alcindor sits out Bruins win in easy victory
UCLA, without Lew Alcindor, beat Stanford 75-47 as teammates carried the scoring. Alcindor still led the national pace with a 29.9 ppg average, but finished with 20 points and set up others for the win.
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Lumberjacks Fall To Eastern New Mexico In NAIA Playoff
Northern Arizona’s bid for NAIA finals suffered a 69 67 setback at Flagstaff as Eastern New Mexico, ranked 11th among small colleges, secured a late free throw by Rodger Hessler with three seconds left. The series shifts to Portales Monday with a possible deciding game at ENMU’s home court Wednesday.
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Cubs' Hendley and Holtzman Make Impacts in Cubs Era
Bob Hendley joined the Cubs from the Giants in May 1965 and served mainly as a reliever in 1968. He appeared in 43 games in 1966 with six starts, posting a 1.95 ERA over 23 innings in a late stretch. Ken Holtzman, 27, from University City Missouri, emerged as a bright Cubs prospect, leading with 11 wins and 171 strikeouts in 196? with nine complete games and 221 innings pitched, finishing his first season strong by beating the Dodgers 2-1 at Wrigley after eight scoreless innings.
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Fleming Favored to Retain Women’s World Figure Title
Peggy Fleming of Colorado Springs was the overwhelming favorite to win the women’s single title at the world figure skating championships. Emmerich Danzer of Austria defeated countryman Wolfgang Schwarz to win the men’s singles crown for the second straight year, with Schwarz second and Danzer praised for his free skating, while Gary Visconti placed third after a fall and Donald Knight and Scott Allen finished fourth and fifth.
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Cubs unveil intra-squad win at spring camp in Scottsdale
Joe Amalfatano's squad posted a fourth straight win in Friday's intra-squad game at Scottsdale Stadium. Amalfatano's team had 11 hits to coach Pete Reiser's 10, with Bob Raudman homering for Reiser. Adolphe Phillips, Clarence Jones, John Boccalbella, and Ron Campbell contributed multiple hits for Amalfaiano's side.
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Freshman Clapp Leads Wyoming Polo Win at ABC Ranch
Freshman Bob Clapp, with only a year of polo, scored three goals as Jackson Hole Polo Club shaded Scottsdale Thunderbirds 4 2 in opening match of the American Field Service tournament at ABC Ranch. Wyoming trailed until Clapp tied 2 2 late in the second, then von Gontard sealed the Wyoming win.
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Ryun Poised to Clinch Second Straight Big Eight Indoor Title
Kansas Jayhawks enter the Big Eight Indoor Track and Field Championships aiming for another team crown led by Jim Ryun in the finals. Oklahoma’s Lee Calhoun upset Ryun in the 880 prelim, while Kansas freshman George Byers set a world record in the 60 yard lows and tied the meet mark in the 60 yard highs. Nebraska and Missouri also field strong qualifiers as finals loom tonight.
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Folley Gains Ground Ahead of Clay Title Bout
Johnny Hart and Bill Swift praise Zora Folley as he trains at Huntington Gym for the March 22 world heavyweight title fight with Cassius Clay at Madison Square Garden. Folley aims for about 2004 pounds, with sparring sessions and final two weeks at Grossinger s resort in New York.
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