Laguna Beats Narvaez In Garden Riot Fight Night
Garden fans riot as Laguna defeats Narvaez by split decision in a 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Referee or ring actions include bottles and chairs tossed by some spectators, while police restore order as ringside photographers escape danger. Laguna’s win, announced by press scores, may lead to a title shot in Puerto Rico seven months later.
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Elorde
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NIT doubleheader kicks off with Walker and Memphis State
New York chatter centers on the 30th NIT opening night at Madison Square Garden. Jimmy Walker leads Providence against Memphis State while New Mexico battles Syracuse. Utah State and Rutgers also clash as five teams seek early tourney momentum.
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Missouri
New York University
Bob Wolf
Wisconsin
Eldridge Webb
Wyoming
Southern Ilinois
Marshall University of West Virginia
Belinsky Impressive In Four Inning Stint For Astros
Astros relief pitcher Belinsky delivered four scoreless innings in spring training action. He allowed no runs, while Houston blanked Washington 3-0 behind a strong bullpen effort by Jim Owens and others. The game highlighted ongoing preparations as teams build depth for the season.
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Guerin's 29 Leads Hawks Past Warriors in San Francisco
St Louis coach Richie Guerin guided the Hawks to a 111 105 win over the San Francisco Warriors as Guerin scored 29 points and Nate Thurmond played with a left hand cast. The Hawks built a 64 40 halftime lead while the Warriors were without guards Al Attles and Jeff Mullins due to minor injuries. Rick Barry led the NBA in scoring with high points.
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Rick Barry
Lakers Beat Pistons 118-105 Without West in Tight Standings
Los Angeles, in second in the Western Division, defeated Detroit 118-105 as Gail Goodrich led with 24 points and Alche Clark 19, Elgin Baylor adding 20 despite not scoring in two quarters. Eddie Miles led Detroit with 24 points, DeBusschere had 19, keeping LA one game behind St Louis at halftime 58-44.
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Alchie Clark
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Elgin Baylor
Detroit
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St. Louis
Los Angeles
Wilt, Hudson Award Winners Named by Metropolitan Writers
Wilt Chamberlain of the Philadelphia 76ers and Lou Hudson of the St. Louis Hawks were named the outstanding player and rookie of the NBA season by the Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association. They will receive their awards at the writers dinner tonight amid other game summaries and highlights from spring training games and scores.
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Philadelphia 76Ers
Lou Hudson
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketbal Association
Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association
McLemore Sparks Bulls Past Bullets in Chicago
Chicago Bulls beat the Baltimore Bullets 132 115 as McCoy McLemore scored six straight baskets late in the fourth quarter. The Bulls, led by Ray Scott and Gus Johnson, opened a 56 32 halftime edge and withstood a late Baltimore rally led by Scott to seal the win and press for a playoff spot. Johnson topped Baltimore with 30 points. Don Kojis had 22 for Chicago.
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Folley Works On Body Attack Ahead Of Clay Fight
In Madison Square Garden Folley concentrates on body work in four rounds of sparring as March 22 title bout against Cassius Clay approaches. He aims to be the first to pin Ali to the corner and target the body, sparring two rounds with Wendell Newton and two with Carlin Ray.
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Wendell Newton
Carlin Ray
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Armory II Sets Final Registration for Little League
Final registration for Armory Little League will be held tomorrow from 2 to 5 p.m. at Papermakers Hall. Booster ticket returns are due tomorrow.
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Armory II
Armory Little League
Papermakers Hall
Patrick Beats Ryun Sets World Indoor Mark
Detroits AP report notes Villanova’s Dave Patrick surged from the start to defeat Kansas star Jim Ryun in the NCAA indoor half mile, clocking 1 48.9 to break the 880 indoor record as Ryun faded to fifth while Notre Dame’s Pete Farrell took second.
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Undecided berths loom as NCAA tournament opens
Associated Press reports National Invitation Tournament action proceeds while seven NCAA berths are still undecided. UCLA seeks a 26th straight win as top contenders include Princeton Boston College St Johns Western Kentucky Kentucky Houston Texas Western.
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NBA Playoffs in Jeopardy Nears Deadline
New York AP reports NBA Commissioner Walter Kennedy gave players until noon Tuesday to commit to post season play or face cancellation. Players seek a $600 monthly pension for 10-year men, opponents offer about $500. The dispute risks wiping out the $280,000 playoff pool and tests players' willingness to honor contracts and participate in the playoffs. Kennedy stresses negotiations will continue regardless of Tuesday’s answer.
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Walter Kennedy
National Basketball Association
NBA
Lawrence Fleisher
Kennedy
Fleisher
Senit
Class A Catholic Games Top Slate Tonight
The Eastern New York Catholic Playoff at Catholic Central features top Class A teams led by Philip Schuyler and Albany in a 9 p.m. quarterfinal clash, after a 7:30 p.m. D division tilt between Minnegan and Broadalbin. Bishop Gibbons and Catholic Central host St Mary’s Glens Falls and Salesian of New Rochelle in 7:30 and 9 p.m. games, with Gibbons at 17-2 and Catholic Central at 13-5 ahead of the tourney. South Glens Falls at 14-4 and Salesian at 15-3 also appear in the slate.
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Albany
New York
Minne Agianst Broadalbin
Bishop Gibbons
Catholic
South Glens
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