Badgers Upset Illini To Hand Illinois First Big Ten Loss
Wisconsin stunned Illinois 84-77 in Madison to snap the Illini's 6-1 Big Ten start as Wisconsin climbed to 3-4 in league play. The night also saw Mississippi State beat Kentucky 56-52 and Colorado extend its Big Eight lead with a 71-60 win over Oklahoma. Minnesota slipped to 89-77 at Indiana, Kansas edged Oklahoma State 54-53, with Iowa State at Nebraska 75-54 and other scores including Drake at Wichita 49-73 and South Carolina 44-51.
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Associated Press
Harry Combes
Illinois
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Wisconsin
Badgers
Madison
Wis
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Maroons
Kentucky
Colorado
Oklahoma
Boulder
Minnesota
Indiana
Bloomington
Gophers
Oklahoma State
Kansas
Iowa State
Nebraska
Wichita
Drake
Oklahoma City
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Maryland
South Carolina
Mississippi
Tennessee
Furman
Virginia Military
Greenville
S.C
Molinas Sentenced in Cage Fix Scandal
Jack Molinas, a 6 foot 6 former Columbia star, faces 10 to 15 years for masterminding a $70 000 college basketball game fixing scheme. Co-defendants Hacken LaCort and Wagman receive multi year terms while others get suspended sentences. The case drew praise from the NCAA.
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Jack Molinas
Joseph A. Sarafite
State Supreme Court
Molinas
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Fort Wayne
Walter Byers
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Joseph Hacken
Philip LaCort
Boston
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LaCort
Aaron Wagman
Florida
Lou Brown
Charles Tucker
Jerry Vogel
Dan Quindazzi
Dave Budin
Dist
Frank Hogan
Brown
Jersey City
Greenville
N.C
University of North Carolina
Tucker
Yonkers
N.Y
Kalamazoo, Mich
Vogel and
Quindazzi
University of Alabama
Butlin
Brooklyn College
Oregon State Accused Of Cage Discrimination
A Salem legislator charged Oregon State University discriminated against Negro basketball players, claiming no Black players have ever joined coach Slats Gill’s team. Gill, 35-year OSU coach, was unavailable for comment as the dispute over inclusivity mounted.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon State University
Amory T
Gill
Oregon State
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Cats Retain Top Billing Bucks No. 9 in Poll
The University of Cincinnati Bearcats sit atop the AP college basketball poll for the 11th straight week with 37 straight wins, 40 first place votes. Chicago Loyola and Duke follow, with Loyola 20-0 and Duke 17-2 in the top trio, as others include Arizona State, Mississippi State, Colorado, Ohio State, and Georgia Tech. Cincinnati faces Wichita State next, a rematch note from last season when Wichita snapped a Bearcat streak.
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Associated Press
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Ohio
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Chicago
Loyola
Duke
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Mississippi State
Colorado
Ohio State
Cescee
Georgia Tech
Ohio Wrestlers Beaten At Kent State 22 8
Ohio University's varsity wrestling team lost 22 8 at Kent State on a cold Saturday night. After the first six bouts, Harry Houska pinned his opponent in the 177 pound class in 4 54 to prevent a shut out, and Tom Banks won by decision over Bob Thiele 4 2 in the heavyweight bout. Banks outweighed his opponent by 53 pounds, tipping the scales at 230 pounds.
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Ohio
Harry Houska
Tom Banks
Bob Thiele
Banks
Unclear Local League Scores From Readable Fragments
Readable items show sporadic team results and standings across venues such as Dolen's Drive-In Neal's Floral and Athens Office Supply. Partial weekly results mix scores, shop names, and vendor lines with names like Beasley & Mathews Jim's and Richard's Market, indicating a cluttered sports roundup with many missing details.
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Dolen's Drive-In
Neal Floral
Pepsi-Cola
Athens
Katherine Figg
Neal’s
Blackmore's Best
Athens Pharmacy
Stephenson Acc't
Dolen’s Drive-in
Don's Donut Shop
Kerr-Hunter Hdw
Miller's Poultry
Houseware Center
Athens Popreacy
Blackmore's
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Donut Shop
Kerr-Hunwh
Sellas
Dolen’ Drive-In
Giants Sign McCovey And Sign Unsigned Players
McCovey approved a 1963 salary between 18000 and 20000 with a nice increase, becoming the unsigned Giants star donor for now. Eight key NL champions have yet to reach terms, including Mays Cepeda plus pitchers Sanford O'Dell Marichal Larsen Alou Pagan. Dodgers’ Snider and two others agreed to deals, while Roseboro and Spencer joined the Dodgers. Yankees begin camp in Fort Lauderdale with 38 players, and Indians sign rookie Vic Davalillo along with Tommie Agee and Bob Lipski, bringing 23 players under contract for 1963.
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San Francisco Giants
Willie McCovey
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Jack Sanford
Billy O’dell
Juan Marichal
Don Larsen
Matty Alou
Jose Pagan
Duke Snider
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Johnny Roseboro
Daryl Spencer
Dodger
Vic Davalillo
Cleveland Indians
Davalillo
Tommie Agee
Bob Lipski
Tribe
Gabe Paul
Prep Cage Schedule for Tonight’s Make-Ups
North Gallia hosts Eastern in a makeup game while Hannan-Trace visits Kgger Creek. Union Furnace plays Wilton Logan hosts Sheridan Wahama faces Middleport McArthur meets Coalton Pt. Pleasant plays Parkersburg. Wednesday Carthage-Troy travels to Chester Hill for a makeup clash. Atlanta Constitution reports Wallace Butts, UGA athletic director and former coach, is leaving.
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Eastern
Hannan-Trace
Kgger Creek
Union Furnace
Wilton
Logan
Sheridan Wahama
Middleport
McArthur
Coalton
Pt. Pleasant
Parkersburg
Carthage-Troy
Chesterhill
Atlanta —P
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Wallace Butts
University of Georgia
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Hamden
Athens Aenean Eens
Jackson
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the Plains
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Wellston Wean Bean
Zaleski
Pomeroy Weena
Nelsonville
Trimble
Wilton Weae
Jim's Grill finishes undefeated season in City League
Jim's Grill completed its Athens City Basketball League season with a 96 to 64 victory over Beasley Mathews, finishing 10-0. The win secures second round standings, while box scores list Jim's Grill players and points, with Beasley Mathews and other teams also recorded in the round.
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Beasley Mathews
SUE WA
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Jim's Grill
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Jarvis
Goodfellow
Frost
Bowen
Beasley-Mathews
Coen
Wagner
Stanson
Sheldon
Epeseabers
College Results Across Regions and Upsets
Ohio Youngstown 70 Malone 64 Vincennes 74 Wilberforce 60 Xavier 59 Miami 57 Seton Hall 99 Scranton 83 Delaware 105 Ursinus 66 Auburn 88 Florida 59 Mississippi State 56 Kentucky 52 Mississippi 85 Tennessee 78 Maryland 51 South Carolina 44 Alabama 61 Georgia 59 Morehead State 90 Murray 86 Furman 91 VMI 85 Memphis State 76 Louisville 55 William and Mary 81 East Carolina 66 Grambling 63 Texas Southern 52 Oklahoma City 82 North Texas 69 Washington State 74 Montana State 63 Colorado 71 Oklahoma 60 NHL notes no Monday games today New York at Boston Wednesday Detroit at Toronto.
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Ind
Wilberforce
Xavier
Miami
Seton Hall
Scranton
Delaware
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Murray
Wm. & Mary
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Grambling
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Colorado
Oklahoma
Prep Standings Mean Little Its Tournament Time
Ohio class A health of 445 teams narrows to state tourney by March 29 30. Middletown tops Class AA poll with 15 0 mark while Bloomville leads small schools. Key players include Bill Warden out with knee and Jim Connelly of Marietta St Marys averaging 29. Amanda Clearcreek upset Logan Elm shifting rankings. Strong mentions of Warren Harding Dayton Central and Columbus U. compete for state berths.
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Associated Press
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Ames-Bern
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Ayersville
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Madison
Ashland
Bill Ward
Johnny Cabas
Bill Warden
Jim Connelly
Amanda Clearcreek
Palmer Seeks Phoenix Open Win Amid Rain Delays
Phoenix Arizona Arnold Palmer eyes a third straight Phoenix Open title but rain forced the final 18 holes to be postponed for two days. Officials and the PGA will decide this morning if the desert course is playable and what to do next. The weatherman predicts rain will ease today.
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Arnold Palmer
Professional Golfers Association
Arizona Country Club
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Charney Leads All Events Bronson Hughes Team Win
Clyde Bronson and Larry Hughes won the doubles by 51 pins at the fifth Rollerbowl Ath ens Bowling Tourney with a 1339 handicap total. Steve Charney dominated weekend action at the Rollerbowl with a 688 in all events leading over rival R. Amon.
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Tom McBride
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Dick Erb
R. Amon
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