Buckeyes Stay One Ahead Of Illinois in Big Ten
Ohio State led Illinois by one game in the Big Ten after an 85-65 win over Minnesota in Minneapolis as Illinois won 79-73 at Northwestern. Both teams finish the schedule on Saturday with title implications and NCAA bids in play.
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Michigan Senate backs Detroit Olympic stadium bid
Michigan Senate approved two bills to fund a 25 million dollar stadium in Detroit for the 1968 Olympics. The measures, backed by Gov. Romney, create a bond authority and boost both state and track take from pari mutual betting. The bills move to the House as senators push to present Detroit’s stadium plan to the Olympic committee March 18.
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Wittenberg Leads NCAA Small College Tournament Field
Wittenberg the top ranked team heads the 32 team NCAA college division tournament field with a .760 winning percentage. Seventeen conference champions participate and the finals run March 13 to 15 in Evansville Indiana.
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Wininger Captures New Orleans Open After Fast Finish
Bo Wininger, defending champion, overhauled a two-stroke lead by Bob Rosburg at Lakewood Country Club to win the Greater New Orleans Open. He shot 36 33 69 for 279 total, earning $6,400. Rosburg finished 282 with Lema at 282, each earning $3,050.
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Golf standings tie as Cupit and Saunders share fourth
PGA coverage notes Jacky Cupit and Doug Saunders tied for fourth at 283 while Player is sixth at 284 and Al Geiberger seventh at 286. Nicklaus and Jerry Edwards tied for eighth at 288. Palmer finishes 14th with 290 after a 71 final round, the only sub-par card in the event.
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Packers Linebacker Nelson Toburen May Quit Pro Football
Green Bay Packer linebacker Nelson Toburen, sidelined by a dislocated neck during a Nov. 18 tackle on Johnny Unitas, said Monday night he may quit professional football. The 6 foot 4, 230 pounder is in his second season with Green Bay and missed the last five games of the 1962 NFL season.
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Yale Cagers Favored In Ivy Clash For Playoff Bid
Yale, defending Ivy champions, enters at 10-3 in league play favored to beat Harvard in Cambridge and force a playoff with Princeton for the league title and a potential NCAA Tournament berth. Princeton has already completed an 11-3 Ivy record.
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Clarkson Hosts Brown As ECAC Hockey Playoffs Begin
Top seed Clarkson hosts Ivy runner up Brown as ECAC quarterfinals open at four sites. Colgate visits Harvard, Army goes to Boston College, Providence faces St Lawrence with winners reaching the Boston Arena semifinals Friday and the final Saturday. If Harvard wins the ECAC title they may decline an NCAA bid.
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Heavyweight Fight Camps A Contrast
In Miami the Liston camp rests a twisted knee while Patterson trains hard at Tropical Park racing track. Liston plans to resume full training soon as Patterson drives 32 hours to Miami and works out from dawn to afternoon sparring Ray Lopez. Patterson’s trainer Dan Florio worries he may be nearing peak before the April 10 rematch.
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Negro tries NC gridiron at UNC first for his race
Thomas B. Berrien, a tall lean freshman from Fayetteville, seeks a backfield spot as UNC Tar Heels begin off season practice. He played two seasons as a reserve quarterback at E. E. Smith High School and was granted permission to report. Coach Jim Hickey commented on the tryout.
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Williams predicts next decade will yield another .400 hitter
Ted Williams, 1941 .406 man and now a Red Sox executive, says another player will hit .400 within ten years. He cites speed and luck, plus favorable circumstances, as key factors, noting he had nine infield hits in his .406 season while aging and slowing in 1957.
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Top Ten Scrambled As Upsets Prevail In Poll
Cincinnati remains No. 1 while upsets reshape the rest of the AP college basketball top ten. Duke and Ohio State rise, Loyola of Chicago and Illinois fall, with Stanford Providence and others entering or dropping. Cincinnati defeated Xavier and St Louis to top the standings.
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Marshall Leads AHL Scorers With 78 Points
Willie Marshall of Hershey returns to the top of the American Hockey League scoring race with 78 points 31 goals and 47 assists after a six point week including three hat tricks. Bill Sweeney slips to second with 76 while Hank Ciesla jumps to third with 75. Stratton leads in assists with 55 and Ferguson and Anderson share the most goals at 32.
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College Basketball Scores From Ohio State and More
Ohio State defeated Minnesota 85 to 65 while Arizona State beat Arizona 58 to 53. Illinois downed Northwestern 79 to 73 and Kansas State topped Iowa State 78 to 71. Colorado beat Nebraska 80 to 51. Duquesne edged Bradley 75 to 74 in OT. Niagara 79 over Buffalo 68. Indiana 104 over Michigan 96. Wisconsin 75 over Iowa 69. Purdue 94 over Michigan State 93. San Jose State 60 over Saint Mary’s California.
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Mantilla to Be Used in Multiple Roles By Red Sox
Felix Mantilla, new Boston infielder, may play six or seven games in one position and four or five in another this season as Johnny Pesky outlines plans. Mantilla, Puerto Rico native, has played every infield and outfield except catcher, pitcher and first base. The Sox hold their first intrasquad game with Dave Morehead Wilbur Wood Jerry Stephenson and Merlin Nippert slated for mound duty.
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Sievers In Fast Start
Clearwater Florida AP Roy Sievers opens spring training with questions about his batting and the new strike zone. He recalls a tough spring last year and notes uncertainty over umpire calls and exhibition game outcomes.
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Ditmar Rejoins Yankees After Troubled World Series
Ditmar, once a World Series pick against the Pirates, seeks a fresh start with the Yankees on a trial basis. Ralph Houk, impressed by Ditmar’s camp showing, hopes to avoid past missteps and keep a volatile arm in check as injuries hit clubs during opening exhibition play.
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Ernst Earns All East Honor For Providence College
Providence College guard Vinnie Ernst, 5-foot-8 from Jersey City, N J, named to the ECAC major college All East team for the second time this season. He scored 18 points in 28 minutes against Holy Cross and contributed 13 assists versus St Josephs as Providence extends a 10 game win streak with a 19-4 record. Other New England players named include Charley Carr Gerry Ward Dale Comey Toby Kimball Fran Driscoll Gary Nell Clarence Hill Rodger Twitchell Dave Schumacher Bob Turpin Leo Scully Jim Thompson.
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Heyman Acknowledges Growth as Duke Star Player of the Year
Duke All-American Art Heyman says he has matured and learned humility after a turbulent youth. The 6-5 senior led Duke to a 14 0 ACC regular season and expressed eagerness to play pro basketball for at least two years.
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Ski Conditions Report for New England Ski Areas
New England Council ski reports show multiple resorts with powder conditions ranging from 1 to 8 inches. Areas include Bromley Manchester Killington Pico Peak Stratton Woodstock Jiminy Peak and Thunder Mountain with grades mostly excellent to good and powder depths from 12 to 80 inches in places. Six to eight inches fall reported at several Berkshires and Bennington region trails.
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Pittsfield Teams in Western Mass School Boy Tourney
In Springfield Massachusetts Easthampton faces St Josephs of Pittsfield while St Johns of Shrewsbury takes on Chicopee tonight in the quarterfinals second half of Western Massachusetts School Boy Basketball Tournament. Northbridge beat Adams 57 to 51 and Cathedral of Springfield defeated David Prout of Spencer 73 to 67 last night.
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Tough Competition At Hialeah Delights Racing Fans
In Hialeah Florida Lester Piggott of England and Ronnie Ferraro the United States point leader for 1962 failed to crack the top standings as a grueling winter meet produced a tougher jockey competition.
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