Beatty Leaves Indoor Run Despite Fast Mile
New York AP reports Jim Beatty will rest for the remainder of the indoor season after a 3:59 mile at the National AAU championships. Teammate Jim Grelle placed second in 4:00. Beatty's pace sparked rival hopes as O'Hara and Baran chased the record, with Nikula aiming high in pole vault.
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Tom O’hara
Loyola
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Siegfried Herrmann
East Germany
United States
Witold Baran
Poland
Jim Grelle
Bill Dotson
Lawrence
Kan
Young Archer Leads Bantam Bowling Score With 206
Huntsville reports ten year old Larry Bowling nails a 206 in the Bantam League, proving his name fits his quick strike game.
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Larry Bowling
Hoosick Falls poised to claim Washington County crown
Hoosick Falls Central High School hosts Hoosic Valley in a decisive conference clash tonight in Hoosick Falls. With HF 15 1 and HV 14 1, the winner takes the Washington County title as Greenwich looms March 1. HF features Ed Starr and Doug Eightney in a bid to finish strong.
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NBA Official Mauled in L A
Celtics rout Lakers 119-109 as crowd of 14 828 mauled referee Norm Drucker near the dressing room at halftime. Drucker escaped with minor injuries and returned for the second half. Other Sunday results include Pistons over Royals 119-110 and Hawks over Warriors 127-106.
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Spring Training Opens With Mays Leading Giants At Camp
Willie Mays begins his 13th major league season with the Giants at Casa Grande Arizona checking into spring camp and taking early swings. Pepitone strains his back during Yankees practice as Skowron moves on to the Dodgers. Dick Stuart and John Orsino launch power displays for Boston and Baltimore respectively. Jim Piersall signs with the Senators after brief talks with GM George Selkirk.
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Dartmouth Indians Capture Third Carnival at Middlebury
Dartmouth wins its third winter carnival ski meet of the year, defeating Middlebury 582.60 to 577.47. Dick Durrance wins skimeister honors, Jim Jacobson takes the Saturday morning slalom, and Middlebury’s John Bower excels in jumping and Nordic combined while setting a carnival record with 204 and 197 foot jumps.
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Wall wins Caracas Open in first tourney victory in years
Art Wall, veteran PGA star from Pocono Manor, Pa., ends a long winless stretch with a Caracas Open triumph. He cards 274 to finish 6 under, edging George Knudson who shoots 276 and claims 75 tour points. Knudson earns 1100 for second as Wall takes 1300 prize.
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Kjell Sjoberg Wins Brattleboro Jump
Sweden's Kjell Sjoberg won the open invitation Hogback Mountain ski jumping championship with 211 and 197 feet. teammate Harry Berquist took second with 183 and 177 feet, while Jacques Charland of Trois Rivieres, Que., finished third with 184 and 165 feet.
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Lund Wins Daytona 500 In Dramatic Finish
Big Tiny Lund claimed the Daytona 500 in a 1963 Ford after a late 10 day assignment. He finished with a 24 second margin over Fred Lorenzen and 26 seconds ahead of Ned Jarrett after a fuel exhausted dash.
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Cincinnati Clinches NCAA Bid as Conference Titles Claimed
Cincinnati claims a third straight national title bid after winning the Missouri Valley while Arizona State St. Joseph's Texas Pitt and Duke reach or clinch NCAA berths and conference championships. Duke dominates ACC with 106-93 win over North Carolina as West Virginia tops George Washington.
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Fullmer-Tiger Rematch in June Promised After Tie
Las Vegas reports a 15 round title bout ended in a 69-70-71 draw with Dick Tiger retaining the middleweight crown. Gene Fullmer, from West Jordan Utah, vows the rematch will settle the unfinished business in a $100,000 bout, as both fighters claim victory and dispute referee calls.
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Central Connecticut finishes season undefeated for 20–0
Central Connecticut capped a perfect 20–0 season by beating Bridgeport 86–70 as New England college basketball heads into the final week. Rhode Island and Connecticut chase Yankee Conference titles while Yale trails leaders Penn and Princeton. MIT extends its own streak with 11 straight wins and a 12–7 record.
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Mikita Leads Hawks In NHL Battle
Stan Mikita a young forward for the Chicago Black Hawks powered a 4-3 win over Montreal in Chicago. He scored three goals including a hat trick and added an assist to push the Hawks eight points ahead of the Canadiens in the regular season race.
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Montreal 6 New York 3 and other hockey scores
A recap of multiple NHL scores and Tuesday's schedule shows Montreal defeated New York 6 to 3, Boston beat Toronto 4 to 2, Chicago toppled Detroit 3 to 2, Detroit edged New York 3 to 2, Chicago won 4 to 2 over New York, and Boston dropped 3 to 2. No games listed for today and New York at Detroit are set for Tuesday.
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