UCLA Bruins Triumph Over Houston In NCAA Semifinal Thriller
UCLA using a full court press and fast break overcame Houston 89 80 to reach the NCAA final. Lew Alcindor 19 points led the Bruins with Lucius Allen and Warr en adding steady support as UCLA raced to a halftime lead and held off Houston rally.
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Killy Dominates Field In Slalom At Jackson Hole
Jean-Claude Killy of France won the giant slalom in the Wild West ski classics beating 65 rivals with a 1 46.69 run as Nancy Greene led the women’s field with a 1 24 clocking. Bleiner and Huega followed for podiums while Killy's World Cup lead grew to 225 points.
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Austria
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United States
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76ers Edge Royals To Take 2-1 Lead In Series
Philadelphia defeats Cincinnati 121-106 as Will Chamberlain ties playoff assist record with 19 and grabs 30 rebounds. Hal Greer scores 53 as the 76ers control offense and defense, building a 2-1 series edge in the best-of-five semifinal.
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Brewer Fires 64 Leads Pensacola Open Round Two
Gay Brewer Jr. shot 10 birdies to card a 64 and take a two stroke lead at 130 14 under after 36 holes in the Pensacola Open. Ron Cerrudo and Homer Blancas followed with 66s as Brewer seeks his second title.
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Bill Casper
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Derby Hopefuls Race Today on National Turf Card
Derby hopefuls battle in two key races on the national turf card led by the Bay Shore at Aqueduct with Damascus Solo Landing and Pretense among the Derby contenders. Also featured are the City of Baltimore and Paumonok Handicaps at Pimlico and Aqueduct respectively, with top contenders listed and weights noted.
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Mets and Astros swap utility players in midseason shuffle
The New York Mets acquire infielder Sandy Alomar from Atlanta via Houston while sending Derrell Griffith to the Astros who also trade Ed Mathews and Bob Bruce. The deal comes amid a flurry of late season moves as teams reshape rosters.
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Los Angeles
Ron Hunt
Jim Hickman
Injured Hockey Star Returns for U S World Games
John Cunniff, 23, back in action for the United States in Vienna after dislocating his right shoulder. Coach Murray Williamson plans him to play against East Germany and resume his regular center role alongside Ron Naslund and Terry Casey. The U S sits tied for fifth in the eight team pool with one win and three losses as Finland looms as the chief challenger for fifth place.
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Pin Event To Attract Big Field
SYRACUSE AP The manager of the 42nd annual New York State Men's bowling tournament said the number of entrants is the fourth largest in the event's history with 13 820 registered for singles. The event runs April 1 to June 4 on weekends with prize money totaling 143 153. The entry list shows 657 five man teams 7 002 doubles teams and 12 450 all events entries.
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New England Ski Reports From Battered OCR Data
Slices of ski area reports show varied conditions with packed and powder surfaces. Areas mentioned include Sugarloaf Cranmore Stowe Bromley Mount Washington and Bolton Valley with base depths and general quality codes, though many OCR errors obscure specifics.
Philadelphia Downs Cincinnati 121 106 to take 2-1 lead
The Philadelphia team beat Cincinnati 121 to 106 in the Eastern Semifinal to move ahead two games to one in the best of seven. Joel Embiid led with strong scoring and solid defense as Philadelphia controlled the pace.
Berlin Retains Volleyball Title in County League
Berlin High School defended its volleyball title in the Columbia County League by finishing 11-1. Ockawamick was second at 5-7, while Newbanon and Roeliff Jansen tied for third at 4-8. Berlin defeated Ockawamick in the final game to repeat as champion.
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Spring II Seeking Managers For Little League Teams
The Spring Little League seeks managers and coaches for its major and minor loops as it prepares for the 1967 season. A Parents Night is set for Thursday at 7 p.m. at Sacred Heart School cafeteria to acquaint mothers and fathers with the league goals. President Al Kowalski will preside. men are urged to contact Kowalski or attend the meeting.
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Tribe Observes Good Friday
Tucson AP report says manager Joe Adcock gave his Cleveland Sund CDs the day off for Good Friday while he and coaches trimmed 28 players to reach a 28 man roster after Thursday’s ramp. The roster now sits at 35 with Portland farm club members still training with major leaguers.
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Wrestling Returns to Troy Armory for Big Saturday Card
Matchmaker Ted Bayly brings wrestling back to the Troy Armory on Saturday April 8. Theo Beast tops Sweet Daddy Siki in a best of three in the four hour show beginning at 8 30 p m. Beast weighs 240 pounds and stands 5 10 while Siki is 6 2 at 262 pounds.
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New York Ski Outlook From Albany Reports Base Conditions
State Commerce Department bulletin lists ski areas from Catskills to Adirondacks with base depths from 1 to 55 inches and powder quality described as good to excellent. Locations include Greek Peak, Adirondack and Catskill resorts with notes on powder, temps, and trail conditions for planning upcoming season days.
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