Bruins Aim to Prove Stronger in NCAA Semifinal
UCLA coach John Wooden predicts a tougher second meeting with Houston in the NCAA semifinal after a January loss in Houston. He says the winner will not slack in the final against Ohio State or North Carolina and notes Elvin Hayes as key, with Mike Lynn likely guarding him if man to man is used.
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Martorella Wins Papago Kiwanis Pro Women's Bowling Crown
Millie Ignizio Martorella of Rochester New York defeated defending champion Dotty Fothergill in the final 189 to 170 to take the Papago Kiwanis Pro Women's tournament in Scottsdale. Robbie Frey finished third, Lea Boxberger and Betty Mirella also among top four. Martorella earned 1750 dollars with second place at 1075.
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Cubs Rally Lead, Holtzman Shuts Giants Early In Exhibition
Ken Holtzman struggled early giving up two runs in the first but settled to hold San Francisco scoreless for five innings. The Cubs built a 3-2 lead in the second as Banks Kessinger and Phillips drove runs, then added insurance on a Giants error. Hyatt tied it with a ninth inning homer, but Schlesinger scored on a wild pitch in the bottom of the ninth to win. Cubs and Giants then moved to Palm Springs Tucson for a road trip with roster cuts to minor league camp announced including Radatz and several others.
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Dolinsek homers as ASU shuts out Salukis 4 0
Arizona State University defeated Southern Illinois 4-0 behind Dolinsek who homered in the fourth. Larrin LaGrow allowed two hits with 15 strikeouts and two walks to earn his fourth win in four starts. Lenny Randle started the scoring in the first with a leadoff single, steal, and score on Jeff Osborn’s single.
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Maroon Gold Spring Football Scrimmage At Sun Devil Stadium
The annual Maroon Gold game closes spring football training at Sun Devil Stadium with captains Ed Rosenborough Wes Plummer for the Maroons and Ron Pritchard George Hummer for the Gold. The squads, chosen Monday, are evenly split and expected to produce a close, hard fought contest. Roseborough may direct the offense with J D Hill as the receiver and Art Malone likely to carry the rush game.
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Grange and Tanham Lead Saguaro in Tennis Win Over Chandler
Geoff Grange and Jeff Tanham each won their singles matches as Saguaro defeated Chandler 5-2. Grange 7-5 6-2, Tanham 7-5 6-1, Grange lost 3-6 4-6, Abetti won 6-3 6-0, Helms won 6-6 6-1. Tanham-Grange won the first doubles 9-7. Grange-Helms lost 8-4.
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Players' Demand For New NFL Salaries Outlined
In Chicago NFL owners received a 12 point players program proposing a $15000 minimum annual salary and a $5 million pension fund contribution. The plan excludes bargaining on individual salaries and calls for an NFL AFL All Star game a review of the option clause and higher pay for exhibition games at 500 dollars per game.
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Titans Defeat Tempe to Claim Arcadia State Boys Title
Arcadia's boys tennis team defeated previously undefeated Tempe 5-1 as Dinny Farmer, Bill Judson, and Rei Nessage led with strong singles wins. Bill Byron and John Byron also won doubles with Dinny Farmer, while Arcadia's girls lost 4-1 to Tempe amid windy conditions and rough play.
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