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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1968
Page
10
UCLA surged past Houston 69 score in a rematch with Lew Alcindor Lucius Allen and Mike Warren leading a fast paced backcourt. Houston struggled against UCLA defense and zone pressure while Elvin Hayes saw limited touches.
Dayton defeated Kansas 61 48 to capture the NIT title led by Don May who scored 17 in the second half after a slow start. Notre Dame beat St Peter's 81 78 for third place with Bob Arnzen scoring 33. May set a Dayton scoring record with 1 980 career points.
New York UPI Ted Owens said Kansas failed to move enough on offense and let Dayton seize control early in the NIT championship, noting Dayton's aggressive defense as a factor in a 61-48 loss.
Dayton jumped to a 14-6 lead as Kansas missed six straight free throws and Dayton edged ahead, outrebounding 36-26. Owens cited rebounding as pivotal while Kansas coach lamented lack of offense in the first half.
Donoher leads Dayton to its second NIT title in the 31st edition, finishing the season on a 14 game winning streak. Dan Obrovac excels with 20 of 21 shooting in the tourney as Dayton tops Fordham and Notre Dame en route to the final. King Donoher hails the trophy and looks forward to UCLA. In Ithaca, Cornell freshman coach Jerry E Lace is elevated to head coach.
Three Perry School youths will compete in the Pennsylvania State wrestling championships in Breensburgh after finishing as runners up at the Junior Olympic matches in Waynesburg. Sponsored by the Waynesburg Optimist Club, the competitors are Brian Robey 70 pounds Randy Minor 80 pounds Francis Minor 80 pounds and Paul Watson 75 pounds with parents listed for each.
Michael Phipps’ Gentleman James upset the Gulfstream Park Handicap field by a half-length as favorite Favorite Turn broke down on the backstretch. Rixdal finished second after a late rally but fouled Out The Window, which dropped to fifth after a clocking of 2 02 5 for the mile and a quarter on a fast track.
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