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Tournament-Wise DeaconsRally For 79-69 Triumph1(ACC ChampionsGo To LouisvilleFor National FinalsBv GORDON BEARDCOLLEGE PARK. Me. 'AP-; Wake Forest's iournameat-tvise ve:erans blew a 10-paini load but came back in the second half to whiD Vilianova 75-69 for the NCAA Extern Regional Basket-; ball Tournament title Saturdayj night. iPRO BASKETBALL{NBA Playoffs)CirC’^dTi 129 Oetroit 107 Cleveland 107 Hawaii 100COLLEGE BASKETBALL NIT Tourney, First RoundHoly Cross 72 Cok. Si. U. 71 Ooquesne 70 Navy 5S Day Ton 54 Houston 7 7 Loyola (C^i) 75 Temple 64NCAA TOURNAMENTS {East Regional) Consolation Game: N.Y.U. 94 Sr. Josepn's(Championship Game:)f►uI:blThe victory. before a packed;house O? 12.500 in the University! Wake Forest *79 Vilianova 67 o: Marviands Cole Field House, i (Mideast Regional)Consolation Game:f«Vsent the Atlantic Coast Confer-j Butfer *”™Ky w cot) once chamrwons into The national- (Championship Game:)finals at L-ouLsville next weekend, j Ohio state 74 Kentucky wI (Midwest Regional)Wakes Demon Deaeons, ex-; consolation Game:tended into overtime in two previ-j Creighton 63 Texas Tech ioils tournament games, scrapped the usual script with a 9-point outburst during a furious three-; minute span early in the second period. ;Len , Chappell, Wake’s 6-foot-8j(Championship Game:) Cincinnati 73 Colorado 46(Far Wes! Regional) Consolation Game: Pepperdine 75 Utah Stale 71(Championship Game:) UCLA Bo Oregon stale 69NCAA SMALL COLLEGE Consolation Game:uiti*itAll American, started the streak; southern in. 93 Neb. wesieyan si !fawith 14:30 left to play, and tied! the score at 54-34 on a hook shot.}Before Vilianova was able toj score, Dave Wiedeman added a: field goat and Bin Packer fol-j lowed with a 3-point play on a I fast break and another two-point-1 er to make it 61-54. |L(Championship Game:).V.t. St. Mary's 58 Sacramento St. 57NAIA TOURNAMENT jV(Third Place)Sourheastern Okla, 76 West. »L 62 r(Championship Game:) \Prairie View AM 62 Westminisler 53ItSCHOLASTIC RESULTS Va. Stale Group 1-A Meet . c, • Consolation Game: UTnafc; enaect tno Upset, hopes 01 j Highland Springs 71 Andrew Lewis 65 1Vilianova. desoite an out-standing 1 (championship Game:)v;. a L. 49 JVIaury 39performance by sophomore: Walter; Jones, who led ail scorers-with 25 points. jChappell and his teammate.lt;N.C. 4-A HIGH SCHOOL PLAYOFFS (Championship Game:) Wilmington 42 Rocky Mount 40 Consolation Game:T 1 *1- 17 J \t' • Greensboro 70 Burlington 596-10 Bob vvookard. paced Wake; N.c. 3-a high school playoffs to viciorv. Chaopel! scored 22i (Championship Game:)points, leading the Deacons as1 Sanford 61 J'toui*t Airy 57 (0T) he has every game this season.ItIt{Itand hauled down 21 rebounds.Woollard scored 19 points and grabbed IS rebounds.Packer, a 5-9 senior, scored 18 points and directed the Wake at-j tack from his backeourt position, j Coifax ^King'TiNew York University rallied; n.c. class a, district 7 from a 7-point deficit and whipped St. Joseph's of Philadelphia 94-85 in the consolation game.(Consolation Game:Henderson 39 North Durham 36 N.C. 2-A HIGH SCHOOL PLAYOFFS(Championship Game:) (Northwest Forsyth 50 E. Montga'ery 50:1 Consolation Game:North Wilkes 61 Franklin 59 N.C. CLASS A, DISTRICT S (Championship Game)(Championship Game) Yabkinville 36 Glenn Alpine 30PRO HOCKEY SCORESChicago 3 Toronto 1 Montreal 2 New York 0Tne Deacons, who have won 12; Johnstown 2 Knoxviiic 0ih!ubgames-m a row to extend their record to 21-3, started the game with a rush to roll up a 17-8 lead and with 6 minutes remaining in the first period led 34-24.But Jones and senior Hubie Write sparked a comeback which put the Wildcats ahead 44-42 at ha’ftime.After intermission, however, Jones had to shoulder almost all of the offensive load. White, the team's leading scorer during the season, added only 3 points in the second half and wound up with 14.Despite the furious pace, the contest was cleanly played and only y-f persona! fouls were called. Wake Forest didn't have a foul called on it until 14 minutes had elapsed.Vilianova, which ended the season with a 21-7 record, hit 31 of 77 shots from the floor for a 40.2 per cent average. -Wake Forest, playing before a regional television audience in North Carclina, hit 33 of 71 attempts for 46.4 per cent. The Deacons led in rebounds 50-46, with Chappell and Woollard capturing all but 11 of those picked off by Wake Forest.In the consolation battle for third place preceding the championship game. New York University overcame an early 7-poir.t deficit and raced to a 91-85 vie-Toledo 7 Fort Wayne 2 Mu* kegon 15 Indianapolis 2 Hershey 4 Pittsburgh 2 Quebec c Cleveland (1WORLD HOCKKEY MEET Finland 5 Norway 2 Japan 13 Denmark 1fcmCJCOLLEGE BASEBALL Dartmouth 3-6, Norfolk. VV3.M 2-12 Georgia 12 Florida 11, 10 Innings William Carey 3-5, Miss Col. 2-13 Los Angeles St. 3-1 Ariz. St. U. 1-4 Auburn io, Florida Stale 2 Texas 4 Baylor 3 Lt. Tech 5-5. Henderson, Ark., St. 0-2 Rice 7, Texas Christian 6 Texas AM 7. Southern Methodist 2 Sente Clare 4, San Francisco St. 3 New Mexico 10, Colo. St. U. 2 Arizona 74-4, Colo. St. Col. 3-2 San Jose State 7. Calif. .*v1Prairie ViewNAIA PlavofftCage CliampsVIIKANSAS CITY (AP)—Little AH- t America Zclmo Beaty scored 28 j2 points in leading Prairie Vie\v,jc Tex.. AM io a 62-53 victory over j I the Westminister, Pa., Titans for c the N a ti o n a 1 Intercollegiate ' (NAIA) basketball championship!?Saturday night.The springy 6-foci-8. 230-pound Beary dominared play, gobbling in 20 rebounds, to spruce up his performance.rItorv over St. Joseph's of Phila-• again led St. Josephs with 24, tiehhia. * ’ ,ess he Saturday rSt.' Joseph’s. Which had edgedNYU 59-55 in a regular season;game, took a 20-13 lead at the: g™**' start but couldn't withstand the'wooHard racehorse tactics of the Violets in wieaemsn the wide-open contest. mcCovHarold Hairston paced NYUG F T9 i 22 White 2 2 4 O'Brian 9 1 T9 MMonaaie 7 4 is Leftwich3 2 12 Jones 0 0 0 McGill T 0 2 WalshWlnVbol'm Steafnie S3 13 79 Totalswith 25 points, giving him a two- Total* night local of 46. Tom Wynne■H~2G F T | f6 2 14 j *7 0 U 1 3 O 6 ] { •s 2 10 s11 3 25J 0 0 0i( O 0 0?‘ 0 0 01 0 0 0) -.31.7 69i(■fit:
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