Central Connecticut Only Unbeaten Team in NEC
Central Connecticut remains the lone undefeated squad in New England college basketball through Sunday. The Blue Devils ride a 16-0 mark while Assumption 12-1 and Providence 14-3 highlight a regionwide rush of results including Yale rallying to Ivy co-lead and UConn routing Maine as Kaminsky fuels a seven-game Elis surge in points and rebound dominance.
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Assumption
Holy Cross
Central Connecticut
New England
Rick Kaminsky
Yale
Connecticut
Maine
Toby Kimball
Albany State
Central
Grambling
New York University
Crusader
Frank Oftring
Andy Laska
Laska
Kaminsky
Houston
University of Texas Medical School
Cornell
Princeton
Elis
Ivy
Harvard
Keith Sedlacek
Merle McClung
New Haven College
Providence
Merrimack
Northeastern
Springfield
Mass
MIT
Middlebury Sweeps Winter Carnival Title Race
Middlebury Panther Alpine forces won both slalom and downhill events to take first at Dartmouth’s Winter Carnival, edging Dartmouth 588.1 to 581.7. Dick Durrance of Aspen repeated skimeister honors while Indians led in cross country and jumping but could not close the gap. Other team totals: Williams 544.6, St. Lawrence 533.9, Vermont 503.6, Harvard 500.5, New Hampshire 484.6, Norwich 371.7.
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Hanover
N.H
Middlebury
Dartmouth
Dians
Dick Durrance
Aspen
Colo
Williams
St. Lawrence
Vermont
Harvard
New Hampshire
Norwich
Colavito Gentile Trades Boost Athletics Prospects
The Kansas City Athletics describe an improved club thanks to winter trades that added power hitters Rocky Colavito and Jim Gentile. They praise Ed Charles, Wayne Causey, Jose Tartabull and others, note bullpen leaders John Wyatt Tom Sturdivant and Ted Bowsfield, and expect better defense and starting pitching with possible gains from Dan Pfister. They caution pennant hopes depend on Colavito and Gentile.
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Hillsdale
N.J
Athletics
Rocky Colavito
Jim Gentile
Colavito
Gentile
Ed Charles
Wayne Causey
Jose Tartabull
John Wyatt
Bellweather
Tom Sturdivant
Ted Bowsfield
Diego Segui
Orlando Pena
Moe Drabowsky
Dan Pfister
Ed Rakow
Dave Wickersham
Tigers
Doc Edwards
Charley Lau
AP Top Ten Poll Review Week Results
UCLA leads with 19-0 after wins over California 87-67 and 58-56. Michigan drops to 16-2 after an 86-85 loss to Ohio State and 93-82 over Illinois. Kentucky at 17-2 wins 103-83 vs Georgia and 102-59 vs Mississippi. Wichita 17-4 beats Chicago Loyola 65-60 but loses to Bradley 76-74. Davidson 18-1 dominates William & Mary 111-84 and Georgia Southern 95-76.
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Associated Press
UCLA
California
Michigan
Ohio State
Illinois
Kentucky
Georgia
Mississippi
Wichita
Chicago
Loyola
Bradley
Davidson
Wm & Mary
Georgia Southern
College Standings Roundup AHL Top Teams Results
Villanova 17 2 defeated St Bonaventure 57 52 then lost to La Salle 63 59. Duke 15 3 beat N C State 66 48 and Maryland 104 72. Vanderbilt 17 2 beat Alabama 111 73 Tulane 94 64 and LSU 66 64. Loyola Chicago 14 5 lost to Wichita 65 60 and St John s NY 71 69. DePaul 14 2 beat Notre Dame 90 76 and lost to Memphis State 98 67.
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Villanova
St. Bonaventure
la Salle
Duke
N.C. State
Maryland
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Tulane
Louisiana State
Chicago Loyola
Wichita
St. John’s
N.Y
DePaul
Notre Dame
Memphis State
Heinsohn and Jones Back In Scoring Groove Again
Boston star scorers Tommy Heinsohn and Sam Jones return to form as the Celtics beat the 76ers 120 to 109. Boston stays hot with a 42 14 record and aims to win 20 of 24 to edge Cincinnati for the Eastern crown.
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Boston
Tommy Heinsohn
Sam Jones
Celtics
Red Auerbach
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Auerbach
Cincinnati
Jones
Heinsohn
Sam
76Ers
Bill Russell
Celts
Tom Sanders
Los Angeles
Detroit
NBA Standings From Weekend Games
Boston topped New York 135 114 and Philadelphia 109 101 as San Francisco defeated St Louis 103 97 and Cincinnati beat Baltimore 109 105. Sunday results saw Boston 120 109 Philadelphia 109 107 Cincinnati 135 107 Baltimore 119 110 and St Louis 116 111 San Francisco.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Baltimore
W. L. Pet. G.B. Boston
Philaphia
San Fran
L.A
Nicklaus Wins Phoenix Open Using Palmer Driver Tip
Jack Nicklaus, inspired by Arnold Palmer, won the Phoenix Open with a 271 total after firing rounds of 66 and 72. He credited using a driver on all holes, blasting 350 yards on one hole and eagle on another to build a lead that held as Bobby Brue finished second at 274 and Gary Player and Gene Littler tied for third at 275. Palmer finished tied for 11th at 278 in the $50,000 event.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Arnie
Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Jack
Bobby Brue
Milwaukee
Brue
Blue
Bobby
Gary Player
South Africa
United States
San Diego
Gene Littler
George Bayer
Big Jack
Palmer
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