Eastman and Squires Earn Third at New Englands
Bennington High School sent three wrestlers to the New England Interscholastic Meet at Brown University. Art Eastman at 123 pounds and Greg Squires at 115 pounds both earned third place, while Brad Stevens was eliminated early. Sanford High of Maine won with 62 points. Winslow High of Maine placed fifth with 18.
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Providence
R.I
Bennington
New England
Cats
Eastman
Wells
Wilbraham
Mass
Zook
Williston
Robertson Boosts Scoring Lead In Celtics Royals Clash
Boston and Cincinnati prepare for a two game set as Oscar Robertson elevates his scoring and maintains top rankings in assists and free throw accuracy. Wilt Chamberlain inches closer to a Western Division title while Bill Russell leads in rebounds and Jerry Lucas shines in field goal percentage.
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NEW York
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Royals
NBA
Robby
Robertson
San Francisco
Wilt Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Warriors
Bill Russell
Boston
Jerry Lucas
Philadelphia
Lucas
John Havlicek
NIT bids for Miami and St Josephs. Kansas State earns NCAA berth
Miami Florida and St Joseph's Pennsylvania accepted National Invitation Tournament bids Monday as the seventh and eighth teams in the 12‑team field. Kansas State clinched the Big Eight title and an NCAA berth, while Wichita State shared the Missouri Valley lead and an NCAA spot. Kentucky suffered a home loss to St Louis 67-60 as St Louis limited Cotton Nash. Kansas State defeated Oklahoma State 63-59 in OT to seal its seventh Big 8 title in nine years with Kansas’ 73-71 OT win over Colorado.
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Kansas State
Miami
St. Joseph’s
Wichita
Ohio State
Kentucky
Fla
UCLA
California
Adolph Rupp
St. Louis
Wildcats
Cotton Nash
Oklahoma State
Providence Earns ECAC Hockey Tournament Seed
Providence College earns a top four seed for the ECAC Hockey Tournament with home ice in the quarterfinals after posting a 15-3 record against ECAC opponents. Boston College official Bill Flynn announced Providence among the four seeds while other berths to be decided in Boston.
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Newton
Mass
Providence College
Providence
Boston College
Bill Flynn
Boston
Flynn
ECAC
Army
Clarkson
Harvard
RPI
St. Lawrence
Dartmouth
Brown
Boston University
Colgate
Cornell
Shoemaker to ride in Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah
Eleven entered for the $100 000 added Flamingo Stakes for 3 year olds at Hialeah Park with Bill Shoemaker aboard Northern Dancer as the slight favorite. The 14 mile race offers a purse of 138 200 with 89 830 to the winner and 27 640 to second place. Notables include Roman Brother Quadrangle Alphabet Mr Brick Journalist Ishkoodah and Dandy K among others. Five Flamingo winners have later won the Kentucky Derby, though none of today’s owners or trainers have done so.
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Miami, Fla
Hialeah Park
Windfields Farm
Northern Dancer
Bill Shoemaker
Harbor View Farm
Roman
Bob Ussery
Rokeby Stable
Braulio Baeza
Claiborne Farm
Alphabet
Bill Hartack
Roy Sturgis
Mr. Brick
Walter Blum
Fourth Estate
Ray Broussard
Tumblewood Stable
Ishkoodah
John Sellers
Cecil Carmine
Dandy K
Mickey Solomone
Marion R. Frankel
Rupers
John L. Rotz
Leila Roberts
Big Brigade
Larry Adams
Wallace Gilroy
Jacinto Vasquez
Lawrin
Citation
Needies
Tim Tam
Carry Back
Koufax and Dodgers Truce Tensions Spill Into Public
The Koufax Dodgers contract clash flared into a public dispute with Koufax accusing Buzzy Bavasi of pressuring him to accept a 1964 deal. He says he was maneuvered into accepting terms and alleges headlines misrepresented his stance. Koufax vows to reveal the truth.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Koufax
Dodger
Buzzy Bavasi
Monday
Villian
Sandy
Bavasi
Los Angeles
New York Yankees
Michigan Moves Up To Second In AP Poll
UCLA leads the Associated Press major college basketball poll with 398 points and 38 first place votes as Michigan rises to second place. Kentucky drops to third while Duke and Oregon State tie for fourth with Duke earning one first place vote. Davidson falls from the top ten after an 81 82 loss to Virginia Military.
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Michigan
Wolverines
UCLA
Associated Press
Duke
Oregon State
Kentucky
Wildcats
Washington
Washington State
Illinois
Alabama
Tennessee
Wichita
Davidson
Virginia Military
N.C
Villanova
DePaul
Loyola
Chicago Loyola
Sox Rookie Hot Prospect Dominates Spring Camp
Scottsdale Arizona AP Tony Conigliaro emerges as the top hitter in Boston Red Sox spring training at age 19. The Swampscott, Massachusetts native batted .363 with 24 homers and 74 RBIs in a partial season with Wellesville, proving power and size for a potential great future. Manager Johnny Pesky notes his strong two day stretch and high ceiling.
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Scottsdale, Ariz
Red Sox
Tony Conigliaro
Conigliaro
Swampscott
Mass
Wellesville
Johnny Pesky
Sox
Emerson Rejects Pro Offer To Stay Amateur
Emerson, the Australian tennis star, rejects a $50,000 pro offer for 30 months and plans to remain an amateur through 1964. The Davis Cup foe was barred from Australia’s team for playing overseas before March 31, and he has signed a three year contract with an Australian cigarette firm.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Roy Emerson
Emerson
United States
Ken Fletcher
Lawn Tennis’ Association of Australia
Rudolph Wins New Orleans Open Tourney
Mason Rudolph won the Greater New Orleans Open at Lakewood Country Club with a 72 hole total of 283 earning 7500 dollars. Jack Nicklaus Chi Chi Rodriguez and Glenn Stuart finished one shot back as the final round was interrupted by rain and Bo Wininger was disqualified for arriving late. Rudolph overcame a late swing and bunkers to seal the win amid a rain shortened finish.
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New Orleans
Mason Rudolph
Tennessee
Tobacco Country
Clarksville
Jack Nicklaus
Chi Chi) Rodriguez
Glenn Stuart
Michigan
Lakewood Country Club
Bo Wininger
Rudolph
Pin Rules Clarified In ABC State Bowing Letter
The ABC rules department clarifies pin respotting for a standing pin struck by the machine. The 6 pin is respotted, not the 10, under Rule 9. Two rules govern: standing pins removed by equipment must be replaced. only pins knocked down by a legal delivery count.
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ABC Rules Department
Rules
ABC
Joe Wilman
Janet Harman
Miss Harman
Angela Mica
St. Louis
Dick Mullens
Perrotta Insurance
Bennington Lanes
Lanes
Liggett-Bosworth
Perrottas
Robert Green
Schenectady
Frank Churchill
Harold Weaver
Elmer Burgess
Don Legacy
Ken Hunt
John Carmody
Fred Davis
Chuck Larson
Bennington Association
Ski Reports list for Vermont Massachusetts and games tonight
Vermont northern base times 10 to 20 minutes up to 22 to 50 minutes with many lifts and resort codes at Burke Glen Ellen Jay Peak Mad River Middlebury Stowe Sugarbush and more. Central and southern Vermont base times 4 to 12 minutes with longer ranges at Bromley Burrington Dutch Hill Killington Magic Maple Mt Okemo Pico Prospect Stratton Woodstock. Massachusetts Berkshires base 8 to 12 minutes with picks at Bousquets Butternut Catamount Jug End Mt Tom Oak and Spruce Otis Ridge Thunder. Today’s games Toronto at Detroit Boston at Toronto Chicago at New York.
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Burke Mt
Glen Ellen
G. Jay Peak
Mad River
Middlebury Bowl
G. Stowe
Sugarbush
Vermont Central
South Base
Bromley
Burrington
Dutch Hill
Hogback
E. Killington
Magic Mt
Maple Valley
Mt. Ascutney
Mt. Snow
E. Okemo
Pico Peak
Prospect
Stratton
Mt. E
Woodstock
Massachusetts Berkshires
Jug End
Mt. Tom
Oak N Spruce
Otis Ridge
Thunder Mt
Sister Trio Leads Burr and Burton Ski Victory
Middlebury College Snow Bowl hosts a six team girls ski meet led by Burr and Burton with Joanna Lisa and Kathe Dillmann keying the win. Middlebury Place 2, Rutland 3. Burlington High finished last with three skiers in the top five from Rutland and Middlebury.
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Middlebury
Burr and Burton Seminary
Manchester
Middlebury College
Joanna
Lisa
Kathe Dillmann
Burr
Burton
Rutland
Dillmann
Fritz Dillmann
East Manchester
Stephen’s High
Claremont
N.H
Brattleboro
Burlington
Judy Potter
Lisa Joanna
Linda Andrews
Joanna Dillmann
Lisa Dillmann
Due Porter
Miss Potter
Bonnie Lincoln
Nancy McDonald
Polly Cook
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