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By CHUCK DRUKIS
With the regionals finished,
four teams still remain with
dreams of an NCAA basketball
championship. All the losers can
do is second guess what they
would have done if they had it
to do all over again.
"I think we've got our horse-
shoe in our back pocket now,"
said Coach John Oldham of
Western Kentucky, "but I sure
hope it's not the same one Joe
Hall had."
H a 11, Kentucky's assistant
coach, flipped a horseshoe on a
table after his team 1 o s t to
Western, saying it had come off
Kentucky Derby winner Proud
Clarion. "I kissed it, I did ev-
erything, but it didn't help," .
Hall said.
Clarence Glover was Oldham's
good luck charm. Glover spark-
ed Western to the Mideast title
Saturday as he grabbed three
crucial rebounds and tossed in
four points in the final minute
of an 81-78 victory over OSU.
The seventh-ranked Hilltop-
pers squeaked by Jacksonville,
and blew Kentucky off the court
to earn the right to meet the
Buckeyes. Ohio State led most
of the way, but Hornyak threw
an errant pass to a11ow the
'Toppers' to tie the game and
send it into overtime.
Despite his performance, Glov-
er did not make the Mideast
all-tournament team. The team
included Western Kentucky's
Jim McDaniels, named MVP,
OSU's Luke Witte and Allan
H o r n y a k, Marquette's Jim
Chones and Dean Memminger.
After shellacking Penn, 90-47,
to w in the Eastern regional,
Villonova, loser to Michigan in
the Hawaiian Rainbow Classic,
placed three players on the all-
tournament team. They w e r e
Howard Porter, Hank Siemont-
kowski, and Chris Ford.
Porter paced the Wildcats
against Penn with. 35 points and
15 rebounds as Villonova shot
an amazing 61 per cent in con-
trast to Penn's 30 per cent.
The Kansas Jayhawks are ap-
plying for a patent on late min-
ute victories. Each of Kansas'
last six games has been won in
the last minute or less.
During their 73-71 victory ov-
er Drake, coach Ted Owens told
his Kansas team, trailing 39-38
at the half to "get the ball into
(Dave) Robisch." The Jay-
hawks did, and Robisch poured
in 19 points. "We were stiff in
the first half," Owens said,
"Just too tight and it showed."
Robisch was named the tour-
ney's outstanding player.
UCLA's -two point victory over
Long Beach State was its closest
call in tournament play since
1963, a year in which it actually
lost the NCAA championship.
Since then the Bruins have won
26 straight tournament games,
a record, en route to six nation-
al crowns in the p as t seven
years, also a record.
Sidney Wicks committed his
fourth personal foul with just
two minutes into the second
half, seeming to k ill UCLA's
hopes. With 7:47 to play, he re-
entered the game to dominate
the boards and make four free
throws to win the game.
Wicks was named the tourna-
ment's outstanding player.
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Radio Hanoi
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HONG KONG (A)-North Viet-
nam's official radio praised Mu-
hammad Ali Sunday and said it
still regards him as the heavy--
weight boxing champion.
A special talk on Ali was broad-
cast by Radio Hanoi in a daily
program. aimed at American ser-
vicemen in South Vietnam.
"His image as a handsome, su-
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beautiful Angela Davis and mil-
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KANSAS' ROGER BROWN (55) reaches for a loose ball in the
Jayhawks' 73-71 win over Drake in the Midwest final last Satur-
day. Bobby Jones of the Bulldogs (right) sets up for a steal.
Professional League Standings
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Toronto 35 30 6 77 230 192
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