Evansville Aces and Old Dominion reach NCAA College Division final
Evansville and Old Dominion, both 21-8, advance to the championship in Roberts Stadium. Old Dominion upset Kentucky Wesleyan 97-83 while Evansville defeated Southwestern Louisiana 67-? to set up the title game. John Wellemeyer led Evansville with 24 points. Bob Clayton 21. Rick Coffey 20.
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Marion hires new cage coach for Harding High
Greg Swepston is expected to be appointed head basketball coach at Marion Harding High School at a Board of Education meeting on April 12. He led the reserves to two consecutive Buckeye Conference championships, replacing Dick Brown who resigned after two years. Brown's record was 17-2 with two straight sectional losses, though he coached a 54-48 upset over Ashland last year.
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Hurley’s 38 Pushes Columbia Past Avon in Faculty Tilt
Bruce Hurley scored 38 points to lead Columbia to a 66 56 win over Avon on their home court. Mark Tyson led Avon with 20 points, Dave Burnett added 13, and Dave Kuhn and Phil Betts added 10 each for Columbia. A rematch in two weeks and a senior vs faculty game are planned amid public festivities with a fee.
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College Basketball Resalis fied Press International At Raleigh
College scores from the Far West and Midwest regions list games with results. Villanova defeated Fordham 83 to 73 while Penn beat South Carolina 79 64. Drake edged Notre Dame 79 72 and Kansas topped Houston 78 77. Evansville and Louisiana Tech also posted victories in regional play.
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Bourne leads Jacksonville Open with 74 in opener
Local pro Bob Bourne of Avon Lake shot 74 opening round at the Greater Jacksonville Open to stand tied for mid-pack as he must reach near 70 today to make the cut. Amateur Steve Melnyk fired 66 to tie Lee Trevino for the round lead.
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Reds star Bench avoids opening day injury scare
Sparky Anderson breathed easier as star catcher Johnny Bench appears not to miss the start of the 1971 season after a 3 inch gash in the right shin during an exhibition game in Winter Haven Florida. Bench needed ten stitches but should be ready in about three days.
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Indoor Knights of Columbus Meet Set in Cleveland
The 31st Knights of Columbus indoor track meet in Cleveland features top pole vaulters led by Kjell Isaksson of Sweden and strong showings in high jump and sprint events. Defending champions Herb Washington and Willie Davenport headline dashes and hurdles with new tunnel-start formats added. Notable entrants include Jan Johnson Alabama Dick Railsback Pennel, and college clubs. Sidney Sink and Frank Shorter top the two mile field.
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Alfa Romeos bide time as Sebring roars with Porsches Ferraris
In Sebring Florida the 12 hours race opens with blazing Porsches and Ferraris leading, while Alfa Romeos wait for rivals to burn out. Andrea de Adamich says Alfas aim to finish all three cars. Marion Andretti sets a blistering pace in a Ferrari with Jacky Ickx. Vic Elford leads a John Wyer Porsche on day one.
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