Western Kansas Triumph in Midwest Regionals Final
Texas Western and Kansas fought to a 81-80 double overtime finish as the Miners edged Kansas in the Midwest Regionals to advance to the finals. Jo Jo White sparked Kansas with a late jumper, while Texas Western and Kansas traded leads through regulation and overtime.
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Baseball holdouts threaten 1986 season amid contract ultimatum
Cincinnati pitcher Jim Maloney and Los Angeles shortstop Maury Wills figure in a dramatic contract dispute over a signing or sit out stance. Dodger GM Bavasi offers 75000 for Wills, who may sign for 78000, while Reds insist Maloney remains unsigned. Other holdouts include Dott Drysdale, Sandy Koufax, Jim Grant, and Juan Marichal as spring games unfold with several exhibition results.
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San Francisco Giants
Hull Nets 51st and 52nd NHL Goals Record
United Press International reports Hull, known as the Chicago Golden Hawk, scored his 51st and 52nd goals in recent NHL games, setting a new record as Detroit crushed Boston 8-4 with Delvecchio and Mikita contributing. The Canadiens faced a winless streak while Pulford and Cricaro led a Detroit offense, and Maniago’s goaltending steadied the Rangers-Canadiens contest.
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Russians Crown World Ice Hockey Champions Again
In Ljubljana Russia defeated Czechoslovakia 7-1 to win the World Championship, finishing with 13 points while Czechoslovakia had 12. Canada took third with 10 points, Sweden fourth with seven, East Germany fifth, and the United States and Finland tied for sixth. Poland finished last.
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Dons Army in NIT Gar Madison Square Garden Quarterfinals
Brigham Young and Wichita, top seeds, open NIT quarterfinals at Madison Square Garden. BYU faces Temple, Wichita meets NYU. Temple beat Virginia Tech and NYU edged DePaul in the first round. Army and San Francisco, Boston College and Villanova meet in Tuesday’s quarterfinals.
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Bear Bruins Track Meet Upset Rivalry Week Victory
LOS ANGELES UP I reports the Bears of California Berkeley edged Occidental 74 to 71 in a Bengal Field dual meet while UCLA defeated Arizona State 96 to 47 in Tempe. Bob Day posted a 3 59 mile as the leading distance runner so far in 1966 with Forrest Beaty pacing California in 220 and 440 events plus anchor legs for the 440 and mile relays.
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Mathias to run for Congress in California district
Mathias, a 35 year old Republican and former Olympic decathlon champion, announces his bid to challenge Rep. Harlan Hagen in California's 18th District. He lives in Visalia and runs a boys camp near Kings Canyon National Park after winning Olympic titles in 1948 and 1952.
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Wingless Bacteria Travel Through Air Longer Than Expected
The shorter the organism the longer it can drift in the air, with tiny bacteria remaining airborne for days and moving with ease despite lacking wings, suggesting new implications for airborne spread and infection control.
Giants Down Hawks as Murakami Struggles in Exhibition
Osaka crowds saw Masa noji Murakami, first Japanese major leaguer, give up two homers to Yomiuri Giants in an exhibition win over the Nankai Hawks. Murakami, who pitched for the San Francisco Giants in 1964 and 1965, was a disappointment in the outing.
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Santa Clara Swim Club Wins Southern California Invite
In Commerce California the Santa Clara Swim Club captures the women's division crown at the Southern California Invitational with 287 points. USC varsity tops the men's division with 192 points, USC freshmen place second with 119.5 and UCLA freshmen finish third with 104.
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Smith Charts 200 Meter Record Run at 20.4
San Jose State College star Tommy Smith clocked 20.4 in the 220 yard dash at a quadrangular meet, the fastest outdoor time this season. The Spartans won most events, amassing 413% points as Santa Barbara, UC Davis and Sacramento State trailed in the standings.
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Phillies edge Knicks. stay atop East in tight race
The Philadelphia 76ers erased a 10 point deficit to beat the New York Knicks 115 113 as Wilt Chamberlain 25 points 19 rebounds 10 assists and Chet Walker 29 led a late rally. Boston topped Baltimore 129 98. St Louis beat Cincinnati 115 106. Golden State beat Detroit 121 119. Both 76ers and Celtics have three games left.
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First Pinta Sailsman Sights New World Land
Rodrigo de Triana, a sailor aboard the Pinta, becomes the first of Columbus’s men to sight land in the New World, marking a pivotal moment in exploration history.
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Dodgers rely on guts and pitching to win pennant
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Walter Alston believes the club can repeat as NL champion using speed, guts, and strong pitching led by Koufax and Drysdale. He expects two open regular spots at third base and a fourth starter, with John Kennedy likely at third and Maury Wills at shortstop. Outfield features Ron Fairly, Willie Davis, and Lou Johnson. Tommy Davis may miss time due to a fractured ankle.
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