European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 18, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 18 the stars and stripes 2nd title Central St. Triumphs in naia Kansas City to. Up Central state of Ohio fought off stubborn Fairmont . State in the waning seconds saturday night for a 51-48victory and its second National association of intercollegiate athletics naia basketball title in four state of Wisconsin thumped Westminster a 102-68 in the Consolation game. The third seeded marauders who won the 1965 championship took the Lead for Good at 46-44with 3 34 remaining on Chris Buchanan s 15-foot jump shot. Fairmount rallies Clarence Lane s Layup 90seconds later gave the ohioans a four Point advantage 48-44,going into the final two minutes when Fairmont staged a last ditch rally. Donnie Prickett s jump shot and Dave Gardner s Layup Cut the Central command to 49-48with 51 seconds left but that was As close As the Falcons could come. Roy Hinton led the marauder with 17 Points. Robert Moore added 12 and Buchanan 10 forthe winners. John Jamerson. Voted the tournament s mos valuable player award topped the losers with 17.ron Hayek with outside shooting and Bill. Swartz hitting on the inside led the balanced Oshkosh attack with 29 and 24points respectively. Westminster grabbed an Earl first half Lead and pushed it to 11-5 before Oshkosh caught teams then battled Down to the 8 17 Mark when Mike Malone hit a one hander to put Oshkosh in front for Good at27 25. Monday March 1ft la my m i 9 Villanova cops Mcaa indoor track Detroit a Villanova talented wildcats swept two re lays and were second in a third Aton event to capture its first Mcaa indoor track and Fiel Crown saturday As an ailing Jim Ryun completed a meet double with a slow 4 06.8 mile Victory. The concluding Day of action produced two new meet records while three Wero tied. For the entire 17-eyent program which started Friday night two All time indoor Marks were set five meet records fashioned an three meet Marks equalled. Villanova s winning total was 35 3 Points the highest by Farin the four year history of the Mcaa indoor held at Detroit since 1965. After Villanova came South Ern California with 25, Oklahoma with 17, Kansas with 15 3and Texas Elpaso with 15. Villanova led by newly found i 880 Champion Dave indoor world record Star Larry a sellout crowd of Ryun the world s by 1 500800-meter runner put on a tented blazing finish despite an Happy champs former olympic Champion Jesse Owens Center offers his congratulations to two winners at the Mcaa track Andfield meet in Detroit. At left is Larry James of Villanova whose 47-second 440-Yard dash was the fastest indoors this year. Bob Beamon right of step set a world indoor Long jump Mark at 27-2%. 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A All american Elvin Hayes and his Houston playmates on the nation s no. 1 basketball team whipped outclassed Texas Chris Tian 103-68 saturday night for another Mcaa Midwest regional Crown. It was Houston s 32nd straight talented Houston cougars continued their bid to become the fifth team in 30 years of Mcaa tournaments to win the title with a perfect season rec Ord. The fabulous 9 Hayes bombed thu from Jong and Short Range for 39 Points. He continued his assault on the All time Mcaa tourney scoring rec Ord of 177 Points in five games by Hill Bradley of Princeton in1965, a 35.4 average. Hayes has 123 Points in three tourney games for a 41.0 aver age. He needs Only 55 More in his last two games at los Angeles next Friday an saturday to break Bradley s re Cord. Hayes received an ovation when he left the game two minutes before the never had a Chance. Hou Ston ran up a 15-0 Lead at the Start As the Houston fans in the crowd of 11,004 chanted we want a the first thu Points came wit almost four minutes gone on a Corner shot by James Cash first negro player in Southwest con Ference history. It was 27-8 be fore someone other than Cash had a Field goal for Texa Christian. The score mounted to 59-26 a halftime although thu never gave up arid used a full court press. Houston s 1 zone de sense was As devastating sever led by 7 Throdis Lee 9 Ken Spain and 5 do Chancy. In the opening third placename All american Westley unsold triggered a sizzling fast break and his Louisville team mates bombed Kansas states one for an easy 93-63 Victory. The foot-8, 240-Pound the backboards and Lis Long accurate pusses Down 5nver wins Ilo Ekoy title court led to Many layups. The Victory gave Louisville final season record of 21-7. A state a Surprise big eight Champion finished 19-9. The wildcats played without 1nick Pino who Hurt his knee in the first half of the thu Gam Friday night. Unseld had 25 Points and 19rebounds for the cardinals who shot 55 per cent from the Fiel while Butch Beard scored 21 Points. Steve Honeycutt led a state with 18 Points. Kansas state loui6villc Oft q f t Hanyi Utt 8 4 1h lil t 7-.io 2.1 Webb 2 2 4 Al Najj 6 0 i 1yfi-rt 4 of i a of Ohio a 2 to q Williams 1 1 to a Cunt 9 3.3 21 Arnold 0 0 0 jul Dan a 44 10 Willsh 1 01 2 i Ivy 4 1 h i Luton 0 00 o in Only l 2 2 Bli upe 0 0 1 0 sch Ulii 1 1 3 l 1 0 2 Iii tilt 00-10lrlll r 7a 17 0 0 0 i i Izui Iii 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Thiril 2 24 0 i Ull Jilin 00-00 total 26 11-4 6j Louisville knit cd out none. Total flub -. K 17. Tex. Christian Houston 38 17-24 93 33 3063 42 5193 is. Do Lith Minn. I i l dem or l Luver Sily b Lank e d North Dakota 0, saturday i lil to become the Mcaa hockey v. As the pioneers 22nd tour ecu Tive Victory. J alter two scoreless periods a 1 Reid Becky had the first Ttllic-. Fur Denver Aru Allen Jenio. And Tom i i i m o r e j added one goal each Jerry Powers had 22 saves for the pioneers who also Holdup Western collegiate hockey association championship an Mike cumin made 1 stops for the Sioux. In the Consolation Gam earlier Triau Cornell scored Hie hat Inck and helped Cornelli my is ii to a til Victory Over Boston University held Boston scoreless until the third period when Whitey Allen scored Boston s Lone tally. Goalie Ken Dryden made 22saves for Cornell and Jeff Cohen who was injured in period and George. Mel Hoe combined for Fri Savesi for Boston. Sci to will Lulu own in a Louii i inti a Oll Ollila total texan Chi q f t 3 21 b3 to i 4 00 i 2 1 11 0 11 400 2 11 6 11 100 0 11 27 h 20 6ti it Lull. Ii.iy3 i,.-. Cpl Tell 1wiu i o 17 7 5 0 4 2 2 2 0 u f t5 10 in 18 it t�7 5 4 5 0 0 00 0 0 Ryun who Friday night Tooksie two mile Crown said Bek saturday s Windup his feet g ered him and he hoped to Heable just to finish much Lew rfa358 8 Mcaa ind�0r re 5 at that Ryun finished Only ree Yards ahead of fast Das ing Sam Bair of Kent state who was clocked in 4 07.2. Villanova s relay surge in s closing 10-final session was sparked particularly by Sophomore Quarter Miler James whose Anchor Effort gave the Wildcat mile relay team a meet record of 3 14.4. The wildcats also easily the distance Medley relay with a sparkling mile Anchor Leggy Frank Murphy. In Satur Day s third Baton event a Superb Harvard foursome set an Mcaa two mile relay record of7 26.8. Villanova took second on Patrick s sizzling Anchor 880 of1 49.1. In the mile relay which really clinched the team title for Vil Lanova the splits for the wild cat foursome were Hal Nichter 50.7 Hardge Davis 48.5 Ken Prince 48.6, and James Swift 46.6. Ryun along with Bob Beamo Nof Texas Elpaso who set an in door Long jump record and won the triple jump Friday night were the meet s Only double winners. 5 champs dethroned in the closing session three of the five returning individual champions were dethroned. In Battle of Star football flankers Tennessee s Richmond Flowers unseated Southern California s Earl Mccullouch in a record Matching 7.0 time in the 60-Yard High Champion dethroned was Ted Downing of Miami of Ohio in the High jump won by the unorthodox stylist Dic Fosbury of Oregon state. Fos Bury who goes Over the liar in backward dive matched the meet record of 0.bob Seagren was dethroned by Southern California team mate Paul Wilson in the pole and Wisconsin s Ray Arrington in the 1,001 Yard run were the successful defending virtually Dove across the finish line and landed sprawling on the boards after overtaking Mccullough in the final strides. Mccullouch who had tied a own meet Mark of 7 .11 twice the preliminaries Tot off to excellent Start but was awarded second in 7.1.another Mcaa ind or mar was equalled when Green of Kentucky is orc an upset Victory in the till Yard dash with u 6.0 Docking. In matched the record set by m Braska s Charlie Civer in 1 and tied last year by Greene the in 103 2 6ii 4103 Tutu i i 11 Liberty bowl Ray Oil m k m p h i Steini. M " Georgia and North Carolina Mali each received $117, for appearance in the 1%7 i l " howl football Gamo a. 1 Ley howl president an Noim Here. Slate won u /
