Cincinnati Bears Await NCAA Bid In Regionals Showdown
Cincinnati, ranked No. 2 at 24-2, waits for a possible NCAA Midwest regional berth after finishing the regular season with a 61-58 win over Xavier of Ohio. A Bradley victory at St. Louis could force a one game playoff for the NCAA bid.
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Vermont Ski Areas Report Mixed Conditions After Midweek Rain
Thursday evening reports show most Vermont ski areas with good to excellent skiing once crust breaks. Areas vary from icy to granular and packed powder with several locations promising improved conditions as crust disruption proceeds.
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Sharpshooters and Twisters Reach Y League Finals
In YMCA basketball action Sharpshooters beat Webs 38 37 in a tight semifinal as Bob Babson and John Baldwin led a late surge. Twisters defeated The Seven Mistakes 35 32 to advance to the finals with championship games set for next Thursday at 7 p.m.
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Five seniors named AP All-America in 1962 basketball
Ohio State center Jerry Lucas headlines AP’s 1962 All-America with first team peers Terry Dischinger Purdue Billy McGill Utah Chet Walker Bradley and Len Chappell Wake Forest Lucas repeats from 1961 becoming the first three time honoree since Oscar Robertson.
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Don Nelson
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Hale Shooters Cling to 5th In League
Hale Mountain Rifle and Pistol Club holds fifth in the Vermont Postal League after strong aggregates against Mt. Aeolus and a narrow loss to Burlington. Snow and Jacobs led Hale with 385 and 388 respectively, while D Sweet and Lariviere scored 378 and 371. Northfield leads the nine-match standings with 13,818 total points.
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Uelses and Gubner eye indoor meet records at MSG
New York AP report says Leatherneck John Uelses seeks another 16 foot vault at the Knights of Columbus track event in Madison Square Garden while Gary Gubner targets a 65 foot indoor shot put. Gubner, NYU sophomore and 260 pounds, hopes to push past 65 feet and approach Bill Nieder’s indoor best.
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Basketball results and schedule roundup from the week
NBA scores show Syracuse 137 over Cincinnati 108 with multiple Friday and Saturday games in cities including Her shey and St Louis. College results feature Duquesne 94 Seton Hall 80 and a string of ACC and regional matchups with Wake Forest, Duke, Virginia, and others in close, high scoring contests.
Stengel Prepares Mets Intrasquad with Mixed Lineup
Casey Stengel assigns an initial Mets intrasquad lineup featuring Ashburn Zimmer Bell Thomas Marshall Mantilla Lepcio Landrith Craig, with Hodges at first and Neal at second to follow. He notes the need for experience and patience as he rebuilds the club after a sideline season. The Tiger stalemate over Rocky Colavito continues as Detroit seeks a raise for the slugger, while Dale Long signs with Washington for 22,500.
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Cornell Coed Aims for 1964 Olympic Track Spot
Helen Shipley an 18 year old Cornell freshman from Newton Mass trains on Cornell Golf Course aiming for the Olympic 800 meters. Shin splints hinder her bid keeping her from the AAU half mile title defense and a Louisville meet start. Her coach notes talent and drive in pursuit of a first American win in 800 meters.
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Golden Gloves Tourney Set For Troy March 19 20
Eddie Perrone of Saratoga Springs chairs Adirondack District AAU boxing officials for the two night event at Monsignor Burns Gym. Carl Hardy Albany to timer. Veglucci DeMarco Albany to seconds. referees include Baksi DelBerta Barrone Kearney. Entries close March 15 for a ten weight two division field. Sponsoring Troy Dads Club to aid the Troy Boys Club and local recreation for over 1,000 youths.
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Fifty Players Enter Squash Tournament
About 50 players enter the National Intercollegiate Squash Racquets Association Tournament at Harvard from tomorrow through Sunday. Top seed is Yale junior Ralph Howe of Haverford, Pa., runner up last year.
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UVM Skier Contests East Championships at Norwich University
The University of Vermont men's varsity ski team enters the Eastern Intercollegiate Skiing Association Championships at Norwich University, aiming for strong Alpine events results in downhill and slalom. Team captains Bob Lutz and Dick Hubbard headline entries with Hubbard set for all four events alongside Dave Christiansen and Tom Clark. Senior Owen Matthison and Tim Terrien add cross country and downhill slalom starts, while coach Jake Stewart confirms the lineup mirrors Middlebury.
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Jake) Stewart
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Racing Returns To Lincoln Downs
Lincoln Downs Rhode Island prepares to restart racing this Saturday after weather delays. Heavy frost and ice halted operations, with a 54 day meet set to begin February 17 and a prior three day postponement from a snowstorm. Big Freeze won the first race when racing opened last Saturday.
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Williams College Meets Amherst In 3 Sports
Williams College prepares for a three sport showdown with Amherst as six winter teams travel to Amherst. Captain Bob Mahland nears 1200 career points, hockey seeks a sixth straight win, swimming aims to break .500, and wrestling and skiing attend postseason events in Middletown and Norwich.
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Chicago tops Boston 5 4 in hockey clash
Chicago defeats Boston 5 to 4 in a tight hockey game. No games are scheduled Friday, leaving teams to resume play later in the week.
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