Buckeyes Meet NYU Bearcats Face Cat in NCAA Semifinals
California faces Cincinnati in the other semifinal as Oscar Robertson leads the Bearcats against 6-7 Lucas and Ohio State in a high scoring clash. NYU plays Ohio State at the Cow Palace with Robertson seeking a first national title and a capacity 16,000 crowd watching.
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Lou Rossini
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John Havlicek
Mel Nowell
Larry Siegfried
Joe Roberts
Rock Colavito Helps Indians Rally In Spring Win
Colavito, batting after a 25 percent salary raise to 35000, homered twice in five games this spring. The Indians beat the Cubs 4-3 as Rocky extended his hot start with two runs in the sixth. Giants rally past Red Sox 4-3. White Sox edge Washington 1-0. Kansas City outlasts Baltimore 3-2 in 10 innings.
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Seniors Top 60 Little All-America selections named
Four seniors and a junior named to the 1960 Little All-America by The Associated Press. Ed Smallwood, Charles Sharp, Willie Jones, and Bob Williams leave the 1961 field open while Marv Bachmeier of North Dakota State is cited as a likely 1961 repeater. Chuck Davis heads the second team with Dennis Bonne, Jim McDonald, Don Perrelli, and Tom Cooke rounding out the squad.
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North Dakota State
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Evansville
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Southwest Texas
Willie Jones
American University
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St. Josephs
Indiana
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Westminster
Titans
Dennis Bonne
Regis
Jim McDonald
West Virginia Wesleyan
Don Perrelli
Southern Connecticut
Tom Cooke
Chapman
Calif
Lakers and Celtics Post Strong Playoff Wins
The Minneapolis Lakers upset St. Louis 120 to 113 in St. Louis to even the series and seize home court edge. Boston prepares to meet Philadelphia as the Eastern final continues with game two in Boston and Minneapolis set for games Saturday and Sunday.
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Reds Praise State Grad Edwards Arrives at Camp
Tampa reports Ed wards a 21 year old catcher from Ohio State University has joined the Reds training camp after a rainout. He bats left and throws right and hit .320 with near 100 RBI for the Reds affiliate in California last season. General manager Gabe Paul says Edwards is an outstanding prospect and a substantial bonus was paid for him.
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International Amphitheater
Chicago
Armstead Outpoints Morales in Los Angeles Boxing Bout
Paulie Armstead defeats Hilaria Morales by decision in Los Angeles. Morales, from Mexico, received the loss after ten rounds in a featherweight confrontation.
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OU Ticers Close Season With Cincinnati Saturday
Ohio University ice hockey team hosts Cincinnati Junior Mohawks at 2 30 p m at the Ice Rink to close the season after a 9 3 win earlier in the month. The Bobcats own a 9 1 record and claimed the Ohio Intercollegiate Hockey League title.
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Bradley and Providence meet for NIT title Saturday
Bradley Braves and Providence Friars reach the NIT final at Madison Square Garden after a tainted lead up marred by a drink incident involving Bradley star Chet Walker. Walker, ill from a juice delivered by a stranger, still scored 27 as Bradley beat St Bonaventure 82 71 and Providence defeated Utah State 68 62 to advance.
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Top Bowling Teams Find Going Tough
In a shift from recent years the American Bowling Congress team title seems unlikely to be bought by wealthy sponsors. Central Welding leads with a $2500 stipend while Pfeiffers and Falstaffs dominated earlier. Lansing, Mich., team rolled 2995 pins in the open division as Falstaffs posted 2812.
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Bowlers Post Scores In Local League Standings
In a tight series of matches Easler's Dairy tops team highs with a 447 game as Pontiac and Shannon Firestone tie for high 1139 series. Wiles rolls a 267 for high single while C Wiles posts 636 as Jimanott's Shannon Firestone Carling's Black Label Stroh's Easter's Dairy Volkswagen Brown's Pure Oil Pontiac all compete in the week’s results.
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Marietta College Appoints Kelley as New Basketball Coach
Donald G. Kelley named head basketball coach at Marietta College replacing Will iam O Whetsell who resigns to focus on athletic director duties. Kelley age 25 26 begins his first year as head coach after one season as Whetsell’s assistant and prior work as Celina High School coach. He played at Ohio State and pro baseball in the Indians farm system. Whetsell led Marietta since 1947 posting 149 wins 117 losses with two unbeaten Ohio Conference campaigns.
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Bill) Whetsell
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Celina High School
Track Stars At Cleveland K of C Games Shine
The indoor season closes with the 20th K of C games in Cleveland as top sprinters and jumpers chase berths on the Olympic team. Lee Calhoun of Gary Ind leads the field in the 110 meter high hurdles, while Mayes Jones of Eastern Michigan, who has bested Calhoun this season, is favored in the 50 yard highs.
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Ohio U to honor MAC basketball champs at 6:30 banquet
A banquet honoring Ohio University's Mid-American Conference championship basketball team will be held at 6 30 p.m. Wednesday in the University Center ballroom. Green and White Club members may reserve for a four dollar per plate dinner by Monday at the athletic office in Men's Gymnasium.
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Glenford Beats Aces 45-42 in Regional Thriller
Glenford Golden Hordes upset 57-53 overtime loss rematch by pressing Granville Blue Aces 45-42 to reach regional finals. Glenford, 22-5, faces 23-0 New Boston in a Saturday regional final at Men’s Gymnasium. winner goes to state in Columbus.
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East Tech and Glenford Reach Regional Finals in Ohio Tournament
East Tech led by Gene Lane's 18 points and 22 rebounds beat Niles 66-50 to advance toward a third straight state Class AA title, while Glenford upset Granville 45-42 in Class A. Glenford faces New Boston, and East Tech meets Akron East in key semifinals.
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NBA Thursday results tie series as Minneapolis tops St Louis
Western Division action saw Minneapolis defeat St Louis 120 to 113 to level the best of seven at 1 1. Upcoming Friday features Boston leading Philadelphia 1 0 in the Eastern Division. Saturday schedule lists Philadelphia at Boston and St Louis at Minneapolis with daytime television coverage.
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Toronto 6 Montreal 2 scoreline reported
Montreal falls behind as Toronto dominates with six goals to two. No game times listed for other matchups. Boston at Montreal, Chicago at Toronto, New York at Detroit play after noon with TV noted.
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Argentine In Favored Role
New York Madison Square Garden hosts a 10 round NBC fight where Eduardo Lausse of Argentina, riding a 14 fight winning streak, is a 9-5 favorite against Wilfie Greaves of Canada. Greaves, 24, from Edmonton, has a four fight win streak and won’t be daunted by Lausse’s feared left hook.
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Ko) Lausse
United States
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High School Basketball Regional Results
In Kent at East Tech Cleveland, East Tech defeated Niles 66 to. In Athens, Glenford beat Granville 45 to 42 for Class A regional action.
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