Wildcats fall to Canisius in NIT semifinal upset
In New York, Canisius wings led by Bill OConnor and Tony Gennari used a turtle-shelled defense on Villanova star Wally Jones as Canisius topped the Wildcats 82-70 to reach the NIT final. Providence topped Marquette 70-64 behind Ray Flynn. Phoenix disqualification reshapes the bracket, with Wadley and Wilmington facing extra games.
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National Invitational and NCAA Tournament Roundup
Cincinnati aims for a third straight NCAA title as Oregon State and Loyola meet Duke in Lexington’s era. Duke and Loyola face off after Duke’s 20 game win streak, while Loyola’s balanced attack averages 97.6 points per game led by Hunter and Harness as fans pack Freedom Hall for semi finals and a possible title game.
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Seven Teams Open Tennis Play Today
A seventh team joined the Bay town Tennis Championships as 35 players began action Friday morning. Jefferson of San Antonio joined Port Arthur Lamar Galena Park Brazosport Bellaire Barbers Hill and host Robert E Lee with finals set for Saturday morning at REL High School courts.
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Jefferson
Carolyn Matson
Barbara Cook
Relays and sprint action at Sour Lake meet
Crosby Buffaloes and Barbers Hill Eagles show strong sprint and field depth with Munson Kratka Kilgore leading runners. Entries include shot put discus high jump long relay squads. Events start 2:40 with prelims, finals around 7:30.
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Li'l Albie Pearson Leads Angels Past Giants in Palm Springs
Angels win seventh straight exhibition 3 3 over San Francisco as Li'l Albie Pearson, 27, 5- foot-5 141 pounds, collects three hits three bases and steals twice. Other scores include Mets over Milwaukee 2 1 in 10, Kaline homers twice as Tigers beat Orioles 7 2, and Reds top White Sox 6 1.
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Wee Dickie Kerr Ill With Cancer
Dickie Kerr is ill with cancer at Memorial Hospital after tests. The 69 year old former Chicago White Sox pitcher gained fame in the 1919 Black Sox World Series. Kerr, a Houston resident for 20 years, has been out of baseball and working for a Houston electrical firm.
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Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Three Champs Lose Moore in Boxing Triple Title Night
In Los Angeles, Sugar Ramos won the featherweight title by kayoing former champ Davey Moore who fell into a coma with a serious head injury. Luis Rodriguez captured the welterweight crown from Emile Griffith by unanimous decision. Roberto Cruz stopped Battling Torres in the first round to win the vacant junior welterweight title.
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