Holy Cross Tops BC To Win NIT Ticket
Holy Cross defeats Boston College 86 75 to secure an NIT berth as The Shot alias Jack Foley scores 34 points for the Crusaders. SMU beats Baylor 69 52 and Texas Tech upends Texas A M 69 49 to stay in the Southwest Conference title race.
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Foley
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Madison Square Garden
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Ken Norton
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Texas Tech
SMU
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Tech
Texas A&m
Aggies
Arkansas
Rice
Eagles
Crusader
Joe Loudermilk
Pace Smu
Harold Henson
College Basketball Scores Roundup
East Holy Cross 86 Boston Co. 75. Niagara 80 Colgate 69. Conn. 85 New Hampshire 72. Bates 69 Maine 65. Centenary 97 Tenn. Tech 87. Bowling Green 89 Detroit 55. Drake 84 Tulsa 75. Notre Dame 99 Evansville 91. Southwest Texas Tech 69 Texas A&M 49. SMU 69 Baylor 52. Texas 61 Arkansas 60. Texas Christian 75 Rice 73. Arizona State U 67 Arizona 53. Idaho 65 Wash State 60. Montana State 73 Gonzaga 71. Air Force 84 South Dakota 57. Syracuse 130 New York 120. Boston 115 Chicago 100. Philadelphia 147 St. Louis 137. Los Angeles 107 Detroit 100. New York Detroit Chicago Philadelphia Chicago Boston Cincinnati. New York Detroit at Chicago Philadelphia at Chicago. Cincinnati at Syracuse. New York 101 Cleveland 90. San Francisco 109 Kansas City 100. Hawaii 95 Chicago 94. Cleveland at New York Kansas City at San Francisco. No games scheduled Thursday.
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Air Force
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
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Los Angeles
Detroit
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Hawaii
Hockey Results Sparse Schedule With City Pairings
No games scheduled Tuesday. Hockey matchups listed include Chicago at Toronto, Boston at New York, and Chicago at Boston.
McGaha Expects Strong Debut Season as Indians Manager
Cleveland Indians manager hopeful McGaha outlines winter acquisitions including Dick Donovan Gene Green Jerry Kindall and Harry Chiti. He cites strengthened infield with Vic Power Kindall Woodie Hed Bubba Phillips and outfielders Willie Kirkland Tito Francona plus rookie Ty Cline. Pitching staff features Donovan Bell Perry Latman with bullpen depth and stronger bench via Chiti as No 2 catcher.
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Ariz
Dick Donovan
Gene Green
Jerry Kindall
Hary Chiti
Donovan
Jim Grant
Green
Washington
Vic Power
Kindall
Woodie Hed
Bubba Phillips
Willie Kirkland
Tito Francona
Piersall
Ty Cline
Gary Bell
Jim Perry
Barry Latman
Frank Funk
Bob Allen
Bill Dailey
Mike de la Hoz
Ken Aspromonte
Chiti
C C and Cepeda Refuse New Contracts
Major league signing focus shifts to C C and Cepeda as Cash Colavito and Cepeda hold firm for larger pay. Maris agrees to $72,000 with the Yankees, Mantle already at $82,000, while Cash and Colavito push for raises and Cepeda seeks $50,000. Yankees begin workouts while other signings include Piersall Adcock Buhl Goodman and Herzog.
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M&m
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Norm Cash
Rocky Colavito
Detroit Tigers
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
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Maris
Cepeda
Giants
Yanks
Jim Piersall
Washington Senators
Joe Adcock
Bob Buhl
Milwaukee Braves
Billy Goodman
Chicago White Sox
Whitey Herzog
Baltimore Orioles
Pettit Reaches 15 000 Point Milestone in Loss
Bob Pettit of the Hawks scored 49 to lift his career total to 15 010 in a 147 137 defeat to the Philadelphia Warriors in St Louis. The eight year veteran joins Dolph Schayes Paul Arizin and Bob Cousy as 15 000 point men in the NBA.
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National Basketball Association
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Paul Arizin
Philadelphia
Bob Cousy
Boston
Schayes
Chicago
New York
Knicks
YMCA Teams Set Tourney Play Thursday
Four YMCA Basketball League teams reach semi finals to decide pairings for the next week’s championship. Sharpshooters face Webs at 7 p.m. Twisters meet Seven Mistakes at 8. Consolation and title games follow next Thursday. Phil Walker leads scoring with 142 points in the season.
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Twisters
Hustlers
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Bob Clark
Steve Hitchey
Packer
Plante
Baldwin
DeBell
Johnson
Henry
Babson
Ephmen Down Union 72 62 for 18th Win in 20
Williams College lifts to an 18th victory in 20 starts by beating Union College 72 to 62 in Schenectady. Sub Neil Rappaport sparked a comeback from a 16 point deficit and Bob Mahland scored 27 while Tosantos tallied 20 for Union.
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Schenectady
N.Y
Williams College
Union College
Ephmen
Neil Rappaport
Williams
Bob Mahland
Ephcs
Union
Santos
Benhi Skiers Take Fourth in Tri-State Meet at Willard Mountain
Bennington High School boys ski team finished fourth among 40 skiers from five schools in a weekend meet at Willard Mountain New York. Star runner Mark Donovan led with sixth in giant slalom and second in slalom, clocking 40.5 and 42.4 respectively, behind Cambridge High School skiers Morse and Ross. Other Benhi finishers in giant slalom were Leake ninth Moore 15th Davis 27th Koier 29th, and in slalom Leake 11th Moore 20th Davis 21st Dover 23rd, with competitors from Bendi Williamstown Cambridge Johnstown and Averill Park.
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Willard Mountain
N.Y
Benhi
Mark Donovan
Donovan
Ross
Cambridge
Morse
Leake
Moore
Davis
Koier
Dover
Bendi
Williamstown
Mass
Johnstown
N. Y
Averill Park
Fight Results From Multiple Cities This Week
In Sacramento Fred Roots knocked out Charlie Tombstone Smith in 7 rounds. In Houston Harold Gomes stopped Paul Alba in 2 rounds. In Birmingham Jackie Brown outpointed Brian Cartwright in a British flyweight title bout.
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Calif
Fred Roots
Charlie
Tombstone) Smith
Los Angeles
Houston
Harold Gomes
Providence
R.I
Paul Alba
Austin
Tex
Birmingham
England
Jackie Brown
Scotland
Brian Cartwright
Madison Square Garden Rally Ends in Knicks Victory
The Knicks defeated the Detroit team 107 to 100 in a Madison Square Garden game, while Los Angeles also beat Detroit in a separate matchup, continuing a busy NBA night.
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Madison Square Garden
Los Angeles
Detroit
Jofre World Title Fight Hangs On Return Bout
A threat by promoter Jack Solomons to suspend Eder Jofre may delay the March 20 world title defense in San Francisco. Jofre meets Herman Marquez in a 15 round bout at the Cow Palace while a return match with Johnny Caldwell is urged to settle the dispute. Jofre manager Abraham Katzenelson arrived to discuss terms as Solomons presses for the Caldwell rematch.
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Brazil
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Herman Marquez
Stockton
Calif
Cow Palace
Jack Solomons
London
Ireland
Johnny Caldwell
Solomons
Abraham Katzenelson
Katzenelson
Caldwell
Marquez
George Parnassus
Eloy Sanchez
Mexico
Los Angeles
Parnassus
National Boxing Association
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Sao Paulo
Public skating hours listed at Williams Rink Williams College
Williams Rink at Williams College extends public skating through March 11 with two hour evening sessions from 7 30 to 9 30 p m plus morning slots for under 12 on March 3 and 10 and additional open skate blocks on March 3 4 10 11 and a 46 p m period on March 10. Rentals available to clubs schools and private groups. Contact Bill McCormick for details.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Bill McCormick
McCormick
State to Dedicate Jay Park Shelter
Dedication of the new state ski shelter at Jay State Forest will be at 2 p.m. Saturday March 10. Perry H Merrill commissioner of forests and parks announces. Harold Haynes president of Jay Peak Inc will accept the lease to the building. Gov F Ray Keyser Jr will be main speaker.
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Jay State Forest
Perry H. Merrill
Donald W Smith
George St. Onge
Richford
Senate
Ralph A. Foote
House
Leroy Lawrence
Harold Haynes
Jay Peak, Inc
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Houston Colts Seek Power Through Defense At Camp
Houston manager Harry Craft admitted the Colts lack power but stressed defense and line drive hitting as a near substitute at Apache Junction Arizona. He highlighted new outfielders as bringing defensive value while General Manager Paul Richards eyed potential changes before April 10.
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Harry Craft
Houston Colts
Colts
Apache Junction
Ariz
Mediately
Craft
Paul Richards
Billy Hitchcock
Baltimore Orioles
Dave Nicholson
Nicholson
Lowell Mass Gloves Team In Tie for Second Place
In Chicago the National Golden Gloves Tourney progresses to quarterfinals. Lowell boxers Streak into action as Jim Beattie, a 19 year old Minneapolis star, headlines a strong heavyweight showing with wins that boost Lowell toward a second place tie alongside Fort Worth and Toledo. Ed Owens advances to a 160 pound quarterfinal while Stecchi and Barnyard face setbacks.
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Mass
Chicago
Minneapolis
Jim Beattie
Toledo
Ohio
Fort Worth
Tex
Manny Perez
Carson Watt
Vanced
Ed Owens
Chuck Tolliver
Cleveland
Junior Bentley
Charlotte
N.C
Hunt Testifies on Murchison Anti AFL Bid
Lamar Hunt testifies in U S District Court that Clint Murchison offered stock in the Dallas Cowboys if he dropped AFL plans. Hunt cites Murchison saying two Dallas teams would hurt all, and notes NFL owners including Carroll Rosenbloom opposed the AFL. Trial of the AFL anti trust suit against the NFL continues with no jury.
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Roszel C. Thomson
Carroll Rosenbloom
Baltimore Colts
Phillips Leads NFL Receivers
Los Angeles Rams end Jim Phillips topped the league in receptions with 78 catches over 14 games. Baltimore's Ray Berry was second with 74. Phillips also posted a 13 catch game against Green Bay, the best single-game performance.
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Los Angeles Rams
Toda
Rams
Jim Phillips
Phillips
Baltimore
Ray Berry
Green Bay
Tommy McDonald
Philadelphia
Eagles
Frank Clarke
Dallas
Gurney Named to Drive Turbine Inaugural at Indy 500
Dan Gurney of Costa Mesa California is selected to drive the first turbine powered car in the Indianapolis 500 The John Zink Trackburner built in Tulsa by Carl Oliver and Donnie Moore uses a Boeing turbine engine burning kerosene yielding about 375 horsepower in a 1400 pound chassis Gurney recently won the Daytona Beach sports car race at 1041 mph for the class He has no prior Indy 500 start
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Indianapolis
Dan Gurney
Costa Mesa
Calif
John Zink
Tulsa
Okla
Carl Oliver
Donnie Moore
Gurney
USS
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Cameras Spotlight Life and Training at Air Force Academy
The Sunday Sports Spectacular airs Cadet Sports-Training for Leadership from the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. Host Jack Whitaker tours doolie days through first class life with Maj. Gen. William S. Stone and Brig. Gen. William T. Seawell, detailing the academic military and physical training program.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
U. S. Air Force Academy
WTEN
Colorado Springs
Jack Whitaker
Air Force
William S. Stone
William T. Seawell
Steel negotiators weigh progress in early labor talks
Pittsburgh AP report says top steel negotiators hope to determine soon if a basis for a new labor contract exists. R. Conrad Cooper and David J. McDonald indicate the parties are reviewing progress and aim for a sound agreement in the next few days. The union seeks job security, unemployment benefits, and higher wages for 430,000 workers averaging $3.28 hourly under contracts expiring June 30.
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Pittsburgh
R. Conrad Cooper
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Cautious robber robs Cambridge liquor store owner
In Cambridge, Massachusetts, a cautious robber takes $28 from Joseph Tahmoush, the liquor store owner. Tahmoush asks for his wallet back, and the robber agrees to mail it, noting there may be fingerprints on it.
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Cambridge, Mass
Joseph Tahmoush
Tahmoush
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