UCLA's Wicks tops college basketball merit list
New York report says Sidney Wicks of UCLA is the best all around college player as pro scouts narrow a list to 15 names. The group highlights McDaniels, Gilmore, Meely, Porter and Carr, with five players deemed nearly can't miss for the NBA draft.
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Cliff Meely
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George Trapp
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Howard Porter
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Austin Carr
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John Roche
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Fred Brown
Iowa
Dean Meminger
Marquette
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Roche
Joe Frazier Cassius Clay bout counts oddities and weights
UPI reports on the Frazier Clay heavyweight title clash noting oddities in the tale of the tape including mouth measurements and ring size. It covers press coverage, taxes, pre fight notes, training camps, and Frazier’s party plans along with fighter weights and sparring anecdotes.
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Locusts label hits NCAA inquiry on agents
Walter Byers likened agents to locusts sweeping away the cream as the NCAA probes premature signings in college basketball. He said affidavits from seven top players, including Howard Porter and Jim McDaniels, show no contracts or statements of intent to contract with pros. Porter and McDaniels reportedly faced intense agent pressure, including phone harassment.
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Harwood eliminates Burr and Burton in Class I playoffs
Harwood defeated Burr and Burton 71 to 55 to advance in the Class I tournament. Burr and Burton reached the matchup after beating Milton Tuesday night, but could not overcome Harwood’s scoring in the playoff loss.
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Triple spells T r o u b l e for bettors at Roosevelt
Westbury New York bettors faced a slow start as Roosevelt Raceway introduced the triple. Only 14,862 fans attended a rain wind cold night, wagering 1,513,104 across nine races plus daily doubles and exactas. A few wheels and box machines allowed some bettors to hit 517.60 in profit on a 1 2 3 payout of 1189.60.
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Roosevelt Raceway
France
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Pownal Harness Race Results Overview
The Pownal meet lists multiple races with winners and payouts. Native Charger and Starstream appear among top finishers with times around 2:14 to 2:17 and varying placings. Attendance reached 1,184 with total handle about 9,724 dollars.
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Danis
Pike
Mitchell
Pete’s
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