Houk Leads Yankees in 20 Victory Over Royals
Spring training note from United Press International highlights Ralph Houk's Yankees using Mel Stottlemyre and Sparky Lyle in a 20 win over the Kansas City Royals. Lyle debuted perfectly after a midweek trade. Stottlemyre allowed one hit in seven innings.
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Lakers chase NBA title after record season
The Los Angeles Lakers finished a historic 69th win season with a 124 98 win over Seattle to claim the best record and record all time. They open the Western semi finals against the Chicago Bulls in Los Angeles Tuesday. Other games feature Golden State and Philadelphia among notable playoff implications.
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Bell Collection Travels the World in 275 Pieces
Mrs. Helen Turner of Grinnell keeps a diverse bell collection totaling about 275 items. The assortment includes a Korean mortar casing bell, an olive wood bell from the Holy Land, European cut glass tea bells, and bells that serve as whistles candle holders or letter openers.
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Player wins Greater New Orleans Open edging Nicklaus
Gary Player captured the Greater New Orleans Open with a nine under par 279 and prize of about 25 000 dollars. He narrowly beat Jack Nicklaus and Dave Eichelberger by one stroke as Nicklaus became the first golfer to top 100 000 in earnings before the Masters.
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Bruins Extend Winning Streak With 81-76 NCAA Title Clinch
UCLA wins 45th straight, completing its sixth consecutive NCAA crown with an 81-76 victory over Florida State. Bill Walton stars with 24 points 20 rebounds as Keith Wilkes adds 23. Florida State led early. Bruins pull away late in the game at the arena before 15,063 fans.
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YMCA floor hockey finals: Flyers top Blues 6-5 and Rangers tie Leafs 4-4
Tim Borchardt led the Flyers to a 6-5 win over the Blues while earning the season scoring lead with 17 goals. Maple Leafs and Rangers played to a 4-4 tie in fifth and sixth grade action. Standings show Maple Leafs 5-0-1, Rangers 2-2-2, Blues 2-3-1, Flyers 1-5-0. top scorers Borchardt 17, Speece 16, Black 13, Nemmers 10, Widmer 10.
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Maryland Ends NIT Dominance With Convincing Niagara Win
Maryland crushed Niagara 100 to 69 to capture the 35th National Invitation Tournament. Coach Lefty Driesell returns five starters next season led by Tom McMillen and Len Elmore, aiming to challenge UCLA for the NCAA title. Marshall Wingate of Niagara scored 30 in the final, earning tournament honors as Maryland dominated with 22 blocked shots and a 64 to 39 rebound edge.
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