Beamon, James Star as NCAA Indoor Meet Ends
Beamon becomes first double indoor winner with a 27-2 1/2 long jump and a 27-4 1/2 triple jump, while James wins the 440 in 47 seconds and Patrick retains the 880. Villanova leads with 16 points going into the final program, Texas El Paso second with 15, Washington State third with 10, USC fourth with 7. Ryan struggles with tendons and arches as he nears the mile defense.
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Larry James
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Sacred Heart Wins Parochial League Title In Playoffs
Sacred Heart defeated St. John the Evangelist 75 to 63 at the War Memorial to complete a 17 game regular season sweep and two playoff wins. Coach Bill Ewaniszyk’s Hearts repeat as champions, last year beating the Evangelists 54-46. Next they face Sunday’s Notre winner on Friday.
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Bob Murphy
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White, Kraft unknowns star as Kansas and Villanova win
Kansas defeat Temple 82 76 behind Jo Jo White key plays and a pressure busting performance. Villanova crushes Wyoming 77 66 as Frank Gillen Frank O Hanlon and Bob Melchionni lead backcourt control.
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Jo Jo White
Villanova
Jack Kraft
Temple
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Madison Square Garden
Frank Gillen
Frank ‘O'Hanlon
Bob Melchionni
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Honest Story wins Yonkers feature in 2 02.45 pace
Honest Story driven by Eddie Cone captures the $7,500 Yonkers feature by two lengths over Walvis Bay with Option third. Win ticket paid $5.60 as the 4 year old pacer posted a fast mile.
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Honest Story
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Bonnies fall to North Carolina in NCAA clash
Lefty Driesell praises St Bonaventure defense but Notre Dame style effort from North Carolina proves overpowering. Charleston-like pace and Lanier trouble early limit Bonnies as UNC builds an 11 point lead by nine minutes and never looks back.
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Lefty Driesell
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Tar Heels
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Miller
Scott
Rusty Clark
Bonnies
Bob Lanier
Lanier
Semiz tops Buffalo Open finals in Buffalo Bowl
Semiz of River Edge New Jersey defeated Nelson Burton Jr of RM Tat Gan St Louis 246 217 to claim the No 1 ranking heading into Saturday’s finals of the Professional Bowlers Association Greater Buffalo Open worth 45000. Burton the defending champion led early but Semiz pulled away in the decisive match. Bob Strampe Detroit finished third after losing to Therm Davis Chicago in the final match and the standings list Feleon Emmon Jr St Louis 1 64 and other top finishers.
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First Pace and Second Trot Results From The Race
First pace winner Patsan Lou K (Mongeon) with Leon finishing in 5.60 3.80, Castle (Johnson) 5.40 4.00, Champ Elkington (Kolbe) 2.80 at 2:20.2. Second trot lists Soon Marimba Hanover (Slade) 5.80 3.29 2.40, Sam Ovelmo (Maser) 320 24, Carly Harry (Farris) 320, with Booter and Sea Air scratched. Time noted as 20.L.
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NCAA Semifinals and Regional Scores From Various Courts
A chaotic early copy lists NCAA semifinals and regional results with numerous errors and odd spellings. It references Ohio State, East Tennessee, Kentucky, Marquette, North Carolina, St. Bonaventure, UCLA, Indiana State, and other teams, with scattered scores and locations including Lexington and Albuquerque, plus NIT and other tournament notes amid noisy OCR.
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Cokes Beats Lester In Early Welterweight Bout
Welterweight champion Curtis Cokes from Dallas scored a unanimous two round non title decision over Jimmy Lester of San Francisco in Oakland. Cokes floored Lester in the third round and landed several sharp blows including uppercuts in the ninth. Cokes record rises to 49 9 2 while Lester falls to 31 82.
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Curtis Cokes
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Cokes
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Lester
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Himon
Old Elm Magic Data Restored
Restored data references include Mighty Reliable, Ebby Waters, Senator T Crissy G Kee Go Song and Uncle Spud among others. Mentions Bonny Flash Dinamic Laura Dox Dale Shadydale Paroff Pete Timmy Roy Meadow Ahets Hr and Gold Direct. Rest pertains to old Elm Magic.
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