Duke and West Virginia Openers in Conference Tournaments
Duke and West Virginia both won first round games and advance to semi finals in their conference tournaments. Duke faces North Carolina State in the ACC semis in Raleigh while West Virginia meets Furman in the Southern Conference semis in Richmond.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Duke
West Virginia
North Carolina State
Raleigh
N.C
Furman
Richmond
A. Duke
All America
Art Heyman
Jeff Mullins
Virginia
Heyman
Mullins
Larry Lakins
Clemson
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Maryland
South Carolina
Mike Wolfe
Virginia Tech
Davidson
William and Mary
Fred Hetzel
Virginia Military
Wichita
Denton
Tex
North Texas State
No. Carolina
So. Carolina
No. Carolina St
Va. Tech
Wm. & Mary
Eee
Davidesen
Wit Furman
Geo. Washington
New York U
Menhatten
Loyola
New Orleans
Centenary
Tulsa
Houston
Marquette
Detroit
Bradley
Drake
N. Tex. St
Montana State
Montana
Brigham Young
Wyoming
Heyman Named 1963 College Player of the Year
Duke star Art Heyman, 6-5 from Rockville Centre NY, wins AP basketball player of the year for 1963. He heads the All-America list with 744 points, ahead of Ron Bonham and Jerry Harkness, as Duke completed an unbeaten ACC regular season.
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Associated Press Sports
NEW York
Art Heyman
Duke
Associated Press
Rockville Centre
N.Y
Ohio State
Jerry Lucas
Heyman
Ron Bonham
Cincinnati
Jerry Harkness
Chicago Loyola
Gary Bradds
Barry Kramer
New York University
Bonham
Harkness
Bradds
Krame
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Tom Thacker
Rod Thorn
West Virginia
Cotton Nash
Kentucky
Walt Hazzard
UCLA
Bill Green
Colorado State University
Eddie Miles
Seattle
Tony Yates
Jimmy Jayl
Indiana
Nick Workman
Seton Hall
Top Pros at New Orleans Open Seek Big First Prize
The Greater New Orleans Open begins with a star-studded field including Gary Player Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper. A 149 professionals and 10 amateurs compete over Lakewood Country Club in a four day event with a 6400 prize and a challenging 7000 yard layout.
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New Orleans
Lakewood Country Club
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Fish House Bill Signed In Minnesota Fishing Rules
Gov. Filmer L. Andersen signed a measure allowing panfish anglers to use portable fish houses from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily until the Feb. 28 deadline for permanent shacks. After removal day wardens may burn abandoned houses. A separate bill preliminarily approves a deer season from Nov 1 to Dec 15, lifting the nine day limit and tying start to Feb 15 before taking effect in 1964 if enacted.
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ST. Paul
Filmer L. Andersen
Senate
Amateur Bowlers Edge Pros in ABC Tourney Day
Amateur bowlers led in one key phase as the ABC Tournament reached its 14th day in Buffalo New York. The Rochester Donkey Grill posted a 1115 team game Thursday night the best team score to date, beating the previous top 1111 by Billy Golem biiewski and Helen Tackle of Detroit.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Rochester
The
Donkey Grill
Billy Golembiewski
Helen Tackle
Detroit
League bowling scores and leaders across city leagues
The notice lists standings and high scores from multiple leagues including Austin Bowl City League Dugans Sport Shop and commercial Moose and Echo Lanes, with top individuals and teams such as Dugans 2760 and Knobby's 2835, alongside YMCA church and junior girls rankings.
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Austin Bowl City League
Dugans Sport Shop
Youngs
Jerry's Lounge
Smitty’s
Trojan Seed Co
Notes
Bowl - Schlitz
Young’s
Central B & B
Ramsey Golf Club
Want Ads Pay for 4 Runs Get 6
An advertising blurb offers a pay deal promising six runs for the price of four, implying a bonus return or scoring incentive. The text emphasizes extra value tied to placement in want ads. No broader context or names are provided.
U.S. trade strength despite fears gains attention
A National Bureau of Economic Research study argues the United States maintains strong export growth and a healthy trade balance, despite concerns about competition from Europe and the Communist bloc. It notes deficits arise from military and aid outflows, urging emphasis on export potential and longer-term growth.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Sam
U.S
Uncle Sam
National Bureau of Economic Research
United
Hal B. Lary
Bureau
Europe
United States
Sub-District Scores Highlight Busy Basketball Night
Hayfield edged Rose Creek 46 to 45 and Lyle defeated Adams 57 to 41 while Glenville beat Freeborn 56 etc. Emmons 53 and Blooming Prairie 72 led Sub-District action as regional play looms with numerous results across districts.
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Hayfield
Rose Creek
Lyle
Adams
Glenville
Freeborn
Bloming Prairie
Emmons
Peterson
Spring Valley
Chatfield
Houston
Plainview
Wabasha
Lake City
St. Charles
Medford
New Richland
Janesville
Morristown
West Concord
Cannon Falls
Kenyon
NBA
Syracuse
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Bismarck
N. D
Eveleth JC
Mankato
Bethany
Gogebic
Ely JC
Austin
Hibbing JC
Wessington Springs
Veteran Southpaw Rixey, 71, Is Dead
CINCINNATI Colorful Epapa Rixey, one of the all time great left handed pitchers, died after a heart attack at his suburban home. He was 71 and had just learned he would be elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame on January 27. He retired after the 1935 season with a 266 251 won loss record, the NL left handers record until Warren Spahn won his 267th game in 1959.
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Cincinnati
Eppa Rixey
Rixey
Christ Hospital
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Arthur Myers
de ‘Four Village
Jones and Pistons Defeat Zephyrs in late rally
Willie Jones dribbled the court three straight times for baskets in the final period to lift the Detroit Pistons past the Chicago Zephyrs 112-104. The win moved Detroit two games ahead of idle San Francisco for the Western Division playoff spot. Syracuse beat New York 132-124 in the other NBA game.
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Associated Press
Willie Jones
Detroit Pistons
Chicago Zephyrs
Pistons
San Francisco Warrior
National Basketball Association
Syracuse
New York
Gophers Begin 1963 Spring Football Drills
Minnesota announces spring practice will start April 6 under coach Murray Warmath. Sessions run Tuesday through Thursday and Saturday with makeups on Mondays and Fridays. A 3 p.m. start is planned, ending May 11 with the intra squad game at Memorial Stadium. Only Carl Eller returns as a regular among 19 lettermen and 10 starters from 1962.
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Minneapolis
Murray Warmath
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Memorial Stadium
Warmath
Carl Eller
Rajendra Prasad, First Indian President, Dies in India
Rajendra Prasad, 78, India’s first president, died Thursday in Patna of pneumonia. He served as president from 1950 to 1956 and was a pacifist and scholar who championed India's independence.
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Patna
India
Rajendra Prasad
Prasad
Drummond Island Teens Cross Ice Bridge to Mainland
High school youths travel daily by an ice bridge over Lake Huron’s De Tour passage to De Tour Village and the mainland amid 18 inches of ice and 90 feet of water. The ferry’s suspension due to ice jams leaves 600 island residents cut off. parents sign permission for the cross ice trips.
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Drummond Island
Lake Huron
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
de Tour Passage
de Tour
Clayton
S.A. Landreville
Five Day Forecast Shows Mild Start Then Cooler Week
The forecast calls for temperatures near normal with highs 26-30 north and 50-35 south, and lows 2-10 north and 10-16 south. Precipitation around .10 inch with light rain or snow at period start and again early in the week. Mild initial days give way to a cooler turn after the first of the week.
First Printing Press in the Americas Set Up in 1539
The Spanish established the first printing press in the New World in Mexico City in 1539, marking a milestone in colonial scholarly and religious publishing.
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New World
Mexico City
957 Baseball Games on TV
A Television Age survey says 957 major league games will be telecast this season with about 14 million in broadcast rights across 20 teams. NBC and CBS pay the 12 weekend telecast teams just over 1 million each. World Series and All-Star package valued at 4.25 million. Mets project 76 home and 52 road games. Yankees 81 home and 46 away. values range from 300 thousand for the Senators to 1.2 million for the Yankees.
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New York
NBC
CBS
New York Mets
Yankees
Mets
Washingon Senators
Colored bathroom fixtures gain popularity in pink and tan
A plumbing equipment maker notes pink and tan fixtures lead color trends while white remains the top seller.
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Lises
New Chevrolet Super Sport lineup offers four sporty models
The dealer markets four distinct Super Sport cars including bucket-seat convertibles and coupes. Features listed include 4-speed or Powerglide transmissions, positraction, tachometer, and high performance engines up to 425 horsepower with Turbo-Fire 409 at 340 hp. Optional equipment available at extra cost.
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Cager
ABC
Moose League Hope
Moosehaven
Fellowship
Loyal Order
Pilgrims
Legion
Moose Heart
Purity
Echo Lanes
A & S$ Parts
Moorman
Lyle Elec
Moormans
Thomson & Lewison
Winkels & Johnston
Wehner Const. Co
Grubby Five
Austin Cashway
Rezzdale Auto Supply
Ymca Women’s Church Presbyterian
Episcopal
Crane Chapel
St. John’s
Church of Christ
Holy Cross
Our Saviors
Methodist
Our Savior‘s
Presbyterian
Crane
Moose League
VFW
Island View
Zippies
Flying Angels
Parkview Beauty Salon
Christensen
Alley Cats
the Tower
North Star Cafe
the Misfits
K. Koenig
G. Husemoller
Commercial League
M. Brooks
D. Kroening
R. Spinler
D. Champlin
D. Johnson
R. Riley
D. Pike
H. Olson
J. Hagelund
P. Hagelund
L. Kraushaar
R. Reller
B. Berga
C. Johnson
R. Westrum
Ymca Women’s Church
G. Nelson
E. Burdine
B. Thompson
K. Burgess
O. Nagel
L. Goldman
F. Rayman
H. Dever
A. Leger
Sundberg
VFW League
C. Hargrave
T. Moen
L. Janning
H. Janning
E. Enright
C. Peterson
D. Tollerud
S. Gwinn
M. Goergan
D. Blaser
Legion League
F. Nelson
G. Davis
Boston
Port Huron
Omaha
Southpaw Rixey
Jones
Zephyrs
Gophers
Clayton Ledy
Eases
Glenmore Distilleries CO
Louisville
Glenmore
Dixie Cream Donut
South Main St
Austin, Minn
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Company
2Nd Ave
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