Wisconsin Upsets Illinois 84-77 for First Big Ten Loss
Wisconsin Badgers shocked fourth-ranked Illinois 84-77 in Madison to hand the Illini their first Big Ten defeat while Illinois remained 6-1 in conference play. Upset also affected other top teams as Indiana beat Minnesota and Colorado extended its Big Eight lead.
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Boxing results from coast to coast in early rounds
Fight results list several bouts with totals and locations. Curtis Cokes stopped Johnny Newman in Hollywood. Isaac Logart defeated Mel Collins in Lewiston. Lee Batts stopped Gene Jackson in Philadelphia. Henry Hawk defeated Sixto Rodriguez in Oakland.
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Indians From Old Crow On Canadian Olympic Ski Team
Two Indians from Old Crow Yukon with a 200 dollar hurdle aim for Ottawa to join Canada’s Olympic cross country team. Ben Charlie and Martha Benjamin, led by Father Mouchet, coach three years, may race on the national squad if they reach Ottawa by Thursday. Martha plans to leave her children. reports cite fast cross country times and a possible 15 km in under an hour.
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Scholastic Basketball Class I Playdowns Week Scores
Mt. St. Joseph defeated Windsor 63 to 50. Springfield beat Rutland 70 to 56. West Rutland won 57 to 48 against Bellows Falls. Ludlow toppled Chester 44 to 43 in a Class I playdown.
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Elks Intra-Club Dart Cribbage Pitch Tournament
The Elks plan their annual intra club dart, cribbage and pitch events on Sunday afternoon February 24. Members must sign up at the lodge before the date. Francis Corbett chairs darts while Herbert Knapp Sr. leads cribbage and pitch. Action starts at 1:30 p.m. with a venison supper by Cliff Ferris and Carl Bellis.
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Butch) Corbett
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Celtics Face L A Showdown in Critical Two Games
Detroit AP reports coach Red Auerbach wary as the Boston Celtics prepare for back to back games against the Los Angeles Lakers. The Lakers hold a 3-2 series edge and sit 31 games ahead in the worst column, with payoffs and home court at stake. Jerry West returns from a 10 day absence hampered by a hamstring, a key factor for Boston’s chances.
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Cambridge Wins Trophy In Ski Meet
Cambridge Central School captured the Burnt Hills Bailston Lake Invitational Trophy Race at Willard Mountain ahead of Johnstown A and B teams Fort Edward Burnt Hills A and B and other section II schools. Cambridge athletes Richard Morse John Romack Beaver Ross dominated the giant slalom and Ross Romack won regular slalom while Morse received the team trophy. Betsy Cornell placed third in girls giant slalom and David Craig was second in boys overall. A slate of Cambridge juniors gained experience, signaling strong future representation.
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John Russo
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College Basketball Results Roundup by Region
East results include Seton Hall 99 over Scranton 83 and Delaware 105 over Ursinus 66. South shows Auburn 88 over Florida 59 and Mississippi State 56 over Kentucky 52. Elsewhere Alabama 61 over Georgia 59 and Morehead State 90 over Murray 86. Southwest Oklahoma City 82 over North Texas 69. Far West Washington State 74 over Montana State 63 and Colorado 71 over Oklahoma 60.
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Pro Basketball Schedule Update
Daily lineup lists Monday games including Boston at Detroit and San Francisco at Detroit with Syracuse at St Louis. Wednesday brings Los Angeles at Boston Syracuse versus Cincinnati at Indianapolis St Louis at New York and Detroit at San Francisco.
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Golden Gloves Finals Swing Hard Tomorrow
The 1963 Vermont Golden Gloves finals run at Memorial Auditorium Burlington tomorrow night at 8 p.m. Thirteen bouts are scheduled as fighters complete the four nights of action sponsored by the Vermont Sunday News. Attendance may approach 10 000 with fans enduring cold to watch the semifinals winners advance. No Bennington boxers are entered this year, though local interest remains high.
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Bennington Boys Keep Narrow Lead in West Brattleboro Defeat
Bennington High School edged Brattleboro 36 22 as both teams played mostly junior varsity in a cautious contest. Ray Bueb led with 15 points in the first half, Brad Stevens had 10 for Brattleboro, and Bennington’s Bob Baldwin and Steven Greenslet added 19 and 18 respectively while Bill Graves scored 33 for Brattleboro.
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Judge Berates Defendent Basketball Fixer Sentenced
Molinas, a 6 foot 6 former Columbia star, faces 10 to 15 years for masterminding a 70 000 college basketball game fixing scheme. Other co‑conspirators receive multi‑year sentences as prosecutors praise law enforcement and court actions.
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Bi-State Hockey Shaftsbury Greylock Rivalry Grows
Shaftsbury Club snapped a three game skid with 5-1 win over North Adams then edged Mt Greylock 3-2 as two teams split weekend pair. Greylock won 1-0 Sunday, making four league games between the clubs decided by one goal. Har rington and Peacock scored three in Saturday win. Morrell and Hamilton each starred in goal.
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Lack of Records Complicates NBA Rebounds Title
Bill Russell officially surpassed Dolph Schayes as the NBA career rebound leader at 11 041 to 11 005 though Schayes claims the lead unofficially due to missing records in 1948 49 and 1949 50. The report notes Chamberlain remains scoring leader with 2 732 points and 45.5 PPG.
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Bi-State Hockey Clash Set For Lake Paran Rink
Bennington and Shaftsbury Bi-State Hockey clubs schedule a 4 p.m. game tomorrow at Lake Paran rink in North Bennington.
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Track records may fall as field events inch higher and faster
Predictions place future marks for high jump to 7-9? inches, mile to 3:38, pole vault 17-10, shot put 71 feet, javelin 310 feet, discus 225 feet, broad jump 27-10, and 100 meters near 9.8 seconds. Examples cited include Dallas Long, Carlo Lievori, Al Oerter, Igor Ter-Ovanesyan, Armand Hary, and Harry Jerome.
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Canada
Expedition Plans for Everest Team Revealed
An American scientific team slated for Mount Everest exploration next spring includes a climatologist, a physicist, three medical doctors, a psychologist, a sociologist, and a historian.
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Bruins extend unbeaten stretch with visit from Rangers
Boston remains undefeated in February with one win and three ties as the Bruins host the New York Rangers. Rookie Ed Johnston will start in goal, with coach Milt Schmidt dismissing talk of replacing him with Bobby Perreault. Johnston faced 20 saves in the second period against Montreal, while Henry Richard's late goals erased a 5-3 Bruins lead.
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Howe Tops NHL Scorers In Week Play
Gordie Howe of the Detroit Red Wings surged to the NHL scoring lead, tallying five points in a week to reach 56 points. John Bucyk of Boston trails by one point, with Howe officially ahead on goals 27 to 22, while Jean Beliveau sits third with 55 points.
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Palmer Leads as Phoenix Open Sees Rain Delay
Arnold Palmer holds a one stroke lead at 13 under par 203 after an eagle finish on the 18th hole while Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus sit at 204. Rain has halted the final 18 holes for two days, with PGA and sponsors deciding if play can resume at the Arizona Country Club or be moved to Tucson.
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Today’s Game: New York at Boston and Detroit at Toronto
A pair of matchups listed for Wednesday features the New York squad visiting Boston and Detroit traveling to Toronto. Teams, venues, and dates aligned for the midweek slate.
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