Sabers Defeat Chester 50-27 Behind Lemieux Scoring
BCHS Sabers soared to a 50-27 win over Chester as Pete Lemieux led with 13 points and Allard Galipeau and Craig Galipeau aided the surge. Chester struggled to penetrate the zone defense, trailing 27-17 at halftime and slipping further in the fourth quarter as BCHS reserves controlled the boards.
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Cincinnati at Rope's End In NCAA Tourney Bid
Cincinnati, ranked third at 13-2, hosts last-place North Texas State seeking a Missouri Valley title and an NCAA bid. Houston and Canisius also play on the schedule as Arkansas beats Tulsa and Hofstra beats Army in notable college results.
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Duquesne
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Providence
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Miami
Florida
Arkansas
Bob Schaumberg
Air Force
Denver
Hofstra
Army
Small College
Maris and Yankees Fail to Reach 1962 Contract Deal
Roger Maris and New York Yankees officials remain $10,000 apart on a 1962 contract after a 20 minute meeting. General Manager Roy Hamey says no agreement was reached and negotiations will resume in Florida next month. Both men attend the Writers dinner, but talks may be social. Maris seeks about $70,000 after 61 home runs in 1961. Hamey hopes to hold near $60,000.
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Roger Maris
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Maris
Florida
Roy Hamey
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Ers
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Ver Mont Headmasters Announce State Tournament Dates
The Vermont Headmasters Association lists tourney dates and sites for Class S Northern M and Southern M in Barre Rutland and Springfield Feb 16 17 and Feb 23 24. Class M I L finals set for Middlebury March 9 10. Applications must be mailed by deadlines with selections in Randolph Feb 3 for S and M and Feb 10 for I and L.
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Vermont Headmasters Association
Northern M
Barre
Clifton Shuttle
Southern M
Rutland
Burnham H. Stearns
Northern I
Shuttle
Southern I
Springfield
Sherman Martin
Middlebury
Benjamin F. Wissler
Celtics Edgeed By Beached Russell Absence Stuns Fans
Celtics lose 135-123 to St. Louis as Bill Russell sidelined with a pulled Achilles tendon. Bob Cousy warned last year that Boston needs Russell for big wins. Detroit beat Syracuse 111-102 while Wilt Chamberlain led Philadelphia past Chicago 122-108 in Boston Garden. Lakers 136-123 over Cincinnati.
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Bill) Sharman
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Archie's Determining Role in Boxing Title Scramble
Aging Archie Moore faces a February deadline to sign for a light heavy title fight or risk suspension and loss of his reigning crown. The bantamweight title dispute closed with Eder Jofre and Johnny Caldwell, while Pender and Downes prepare for a bout that could crown the middleweight champion Gene Fullmer awaits the light heavyweight decision as New York officials push for a title bout with NBA champion Harold Johnson or Doug Jones.
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Paul Pender
Terry Downes
Gene Fullmer
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Melvin Krulewitch
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San Diego
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Doug Jones
Archie
Italy
Giulio Ri
Naldi
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Pender
London
Boston
Brookline
Mass
Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Hustlers and Twisters Top Local YMCA Basketball Night
Hustlers beat Bullwinkles 37 31 with Joe Packer scoring 18 and Ed St Johns 14 leading Bullwinkles. Twisters defeated Seven Mistakes 53 36 paced by Leo Plante 17 and Bob Clark 12 as Plum e outscored opponents by large margins in key periods.
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Twisters
Joe Packer
Ed St. John
Leo Plante
Bob Clark
Dick Mattison
Steve Hitchey
Player Begins San Francisco Title Defense
San Francisco AP Gary Player the defending champion at the San Francisco International Open opened with rounds of 78 and 68 at Harding Park Municipal Course. He earned $400 in the pro am prelude and stood among leaders as others complained of soft greens. Lionel Hebert posted a 66, with Don January at 68 alongside Player.
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Gary Player
Harding Park
Johannesburg
Bing Crosby
Lionel Hebert
Lafayette
Don January
Dallas
Hale Shooters Defeat Mt. Aeolus in Rifle Match
Hale Mountain Rifle and Pistol Club, led by Leon Jacobs, beat Mt. Aeolus Club of Manchester 1,516 to 1,498. Jacobs totaled 384 with efforts across prone, sitting, kneeling and off-hand positions, supported by Snow 381 Feeney 380 and G. Sweet 371 as Hale’s top four scores.
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Leon Jacobs
Hale Mountain Rifle and Pistol Club
Mt. Aeolus Club
Manchester
Jacobs
Snow
Feeney
G. Sweet
Farnum
Hale
MT. Aeolus
Waters
Hayes
Hurley
Amateurs' Sports Control Talks Falter Amid Conciliation Bid
The AAU and NCAA show willingness to arbitrate after Kenneth L Tug Wilson proposed a conference. NCAA officials and coaches voice distrust and demand a new federation, while AAU leader Louis Fisher welcomes talks as tensions persist over control of track basketball and gymnastics.
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AAU
NCAA
U.S
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Chick Werner
Penn State
National Collegiate Track Coaches Association
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
Chicago
U.S. Olympic Committee
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Aamcaa
Louis Fisher
High Point
N.C
Walt Byers
Basketball Results and Schedule Highlights
Recap shows Philadelphia 122 over Chicago 108 and St Louis 135 to Boston 123. Detroit 111 beat Syracuse 102, Los Angeles 136 over Cincinnati 123. Upcoming: Detroit at Syracuse, New York at Chicago, Boston at New York, St Louis at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Los Angeles. ABL reports no Wednesday games. Friday brings Pittsburgh at Chicago and Cleveland at Hawaii. Kansas City visits San Francisco.
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