Dayton Upsets No 2 Notre Dame In College Basketball
Dayton, unranked, shocks No 2 Notre Dame 97 82 before 13 528 at home. Donald Smith scores 32 as Dayton builds a 15 point first half lead and sustains the comeback. Coach Don Donoher calls it the program’s greatest win and a NCAA tournament lift. John Shumate leads Notre Dame with 29. Other ranked games include Providence over Brown 92 77 and South Carolina over Creighton 78 69.
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Walton Wilkes Lead UCLA in 1973-74 All America Picks
UCLA stars Bill Walton and Keith Wilkes headline the 1973-74 UPI All America major college basketball team joining David Thompson of NC State and John Shumate of Providence on the first team. Thompson repeated from last year while Wilkes and Shumate earn first team honors for the first time.
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Eastern Shore earns NIT invitation first for a black college
The National Invitation Tournament selected the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, the first predominantly black school invited in 37 years, as part of a 16 team field. Hawks coach John Bates called the bid a giant step and a proud moment for historically black colleges.
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Moon trio earns WAC player of the week honors
Arizona State guard Mike Moon New Mexico forward Bill Hagins and Utah forward Mike Sojourner were named WAC tri players of the week after helping their teams secure NCAA and NIT bids with big weekend wins Arizona State beat Arizona 108 95 New Mexico topped Texas El Paso 67 55 Utah beat Colorado State 83 82 and Wyoming 97 90 Moon totaled 7 of 13 from the field and 11 of 14 from the line as a starter.
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SCC hosts ASU junior varsity in midweek baseball clash
Scottsdale Community College seeks rebound after a four game skid as it hosts Arizona State University junior varsity at SCC field. Steve Rohs starts after limited relief duty this season while coach Jerry Drescher tests him as a potential starter. Scottsdale sits 7-5, coming off a 3-2 thirteen inning win over Phoenix College.
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Suns Seek Payback Over Bulls In Playoff Push
The Phoenix Suns aim for revenge after a 107 95 loss to the Chicago Bulls. The Bulls chase NBA Playoffs with a lead over Milwaukee for first in the Midwest while Phoenix sits fourth in the Pacific, three games ahead of Portland. Injuries limit Suns with guard Clem Haskins doubtful and Gary Melchionni nursing a minor ankle injury.
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Oliva Dispute Over 1974 Designated Hitter Value
Twins owner Calvin Griffith rejects matching Tony Oliva’s 1973 salary 91000 pointing to doubts about DH value and Oliva knee injury. Oliva argues for parity with peers Cepeda and Johnson while other clubs and managers debate interleague use and exhibition rules.
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E. V. Graham Wins City Men's Basketball Crown
E. V. Graham Realty defeated Fifth National Banque 69-63 to claim the Superstition League city men’s basketball title. Ron Barr led Graham with 22 points, Milt Jacobs 14, and Dave Zesiger 11 while Tony Cerkvenski topped Banque with 19 points. Tournament play begins Wednesday for all leagues.
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Chapman Routs Devils in opener of series
Chapman College built a 9-0 lead by the fourth inning and hammered Arizona State 14-5 in Tempe. Don Redoglia and Mike Jones had three hits each, Redoglia and Mark Sanford doubled twice, with Clay Westlake homering for ASU. Chapman improves to 7-6 while ASU slips to 9-6. The teams meet again at Sun Devil Field.
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Arizona Tops Grand Canyon 12-3 in Tucson
Arizona defeated Grand Canyon College 12-3 as Dennis Haines and Marv Thompson drove in five runs each. Haines went 4-for-4 with two doubles a single and his fourth homer as Arizona avenged a 1-0 loss to the Antelopes and improved to 17-1 on the season.
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