Stanford Wins Riverside Intercollegiate Baseball Title
Stanford defeats Arizona State 9 2 to repeat as champion in the Riverside National Intercollegiate Baseball Tournament. Dan Shaw earns his second win. Bob Reece drives in two and is MVP, Boone hits a first inning homer. Arizona State tops UCLA 12 1 to reach final. Craig Swan named outstanding pitcher.
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Lakers chase NBA title after historic regular season
The Los Angeles Lakers finished a potential record season with a 124-98 win over Seattle, toppling records for wins 69 and winning percentage 0.841 while claiming the Pacific Division. Gail Goodrich led with 24 points as Los Angeles prepared to host Chicago in the Western semifinal.
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SCC netters win first athletic trophy in Mesa Invite
Scottsdale Community College rookie tennis team earns its first trophy as runnerup in the Mesa Community College Invitational. MCC Hokams beat SCC 9-0, while SCC top players like Danny Farmer and Gary Kermott secure key singles and doubles wins. SCC bypassed Arizona Western and Snow College to reach semifinals.
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Arcadia Tops Scottsdale In Tight Golf Dual
Arcadia defeated Scottsdale by two strokes 193 to 195 at Scottsdale Country Club. Medalist Scott Clark of Arcadia shot even par 35, while Terry Knoughton led Scottsdale with 36. Arcadia’s Rob Christmas was third with 37. Mark Goudy and Jeff Butler posted 38s, Marty Butler 45.
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Maryland Creates Mini National Title With NIT Victory
Maryland crushed Niagara 100 to 69 to win the 35th National Invitation Tournament. Coach Lefty Driesell returns five starters next season and cites the Soon-to-be NCAA contender Terrapins with McMillen, Elmore, and Brown. The defense anchored the win, as Maryland blocked 22 Niagara shots and outrebounded 64 to 39.
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Fox Predicts No.1 Giants Lineup for 1972
Frisco manager Charlie Fox envisions a lineup led by Willie Mays with Tito Fuentes Dave Kingman and Willie McCovey in key roles. If Kingman fits at third Fox may shift Bonds Henderson Dietz and Speier. Pitching aims for Marichal and McDowell as aces with Carruthers Willoughby Cumberland in the rotation and Johnson McMahon Morris in relief.
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Ramsay resigns as 76ers coach after rough season
Jack Ramsay, the 76ers coach and the only pro coach with a PhD, quits after a 116-115 loss to the Golden State Warriors. Philadelphia finishes 30-52, a club record 52 defeats, failing to reach the playoffs for the first time in franchise history. Ramsay cites an unsupportive fit with the team and philosophy.
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