Clay Beats Rugged Jones In Unpopular Decision At MSG
Cassius Clay narrowly defeats Doug Jones in a 10 round decision at Madison Square Garden to remain undefeated. Crowds boo as fans cry foul and discuss a Liston bout while matchmaker Brenner eyes Yankee Stadium and Johansen talks.
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Ingemar Johansson
Artie Aidala
Frank Forbes
Joe LoScalzo
Associated Press
Mississippi State Still Going To NCAA Tournament
Diehard segregationists won a court order banning Mississippi State basketball from the NCAA tourney but the school said no official notice had arrived and no trip was canceled. A second court order may be issued dissolving the injunction as MSU prepared to fly to East Lansing for a game with Loyola of Chicago.
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Billy Mitts
Comedy of Errors Triumph In Saber Faculty Varsity
The Bennington Catholic High School faculty defeated the Saber year varsity 45 to 43 in double overtime to raise laughs and funds. Craig Galipeau of the varsity nearly stole the show with an under the leg layup. The game featured football head gear warmups and ended as a humorous highlight of the season.
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RPI Hockey Finishes Season With First Losing Record Since 1954
RPI ends 1962-63 with a 10-12-1 record, first losing season since 1954-55. Sophomore-heavy lineup under Ned Harkness built for next year. Key players Brinkworth and Knightley, both stars, return, with co-captain Astill contributing 49 points. Pryce anchors defense, aiding offense.
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Harkness
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Bob Brinkworth
Toronto
Jerry Knightley
Agincourt
Ontario
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Knightley
Ken Astill
Cocaptain
Brian Pryce
Pryce
Guessing Game Begins For Irish Grid Coach
Notre Dame announces Joe Kuharich's resignation as head coach and names Hugh Devore interim coach for 1963. Duffy Daugherty of Michigan State is floated as likely future successor while Kuharich moves to NFL supervisor of officials.
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Duffy Daugherty
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National Football League
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Terry Brennan
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Chicago Cardinals
Washington Redskins
Duren Switches to Phillies from Angels in Trade
Ryne Duren, 34, moves from the American League Angels to the National League Phillies for just over 20 000. Angels manager Bill Rigney calls it one of his biggest decisions and praises Duren's ability and spirit while noting his 2 9 record and 4.44 ERA last season.
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Early Wynn Seeks 300th Win in Final White Sox bid
Early Wynn, 43, is trying to stick with the Chicago White Sox in a last bid to reach 300 career wins. He struggled in an exhibition against Philadelphia in Sarasota giving up multiple hits and a homerl. the Sox rallied later for an 10-7 victory. Other spring results ran through Arizona and Florida with multiple teams winning.
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Sarasota
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Toronto promoter Hallat dies at 81
Charles E ward Hallat a Toronto boxing promoter active in the 1920s and 30s died in a hospital on Tuesday at age 81.
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Toronto
NCAA Hockey Opens With BC North Dakota clash in Newton
The NCAA hockey championship tourney starts with Boston College hosting North Dakota at 8 15 a m Eastern. Denver and Clarkson meet in the other semi final with BC adapting a lineup due to injuries to Dave Duffy and Paul Aiken.
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Aiken
Jack Leetch
Northeastern Eliminated by Wittenberg in Close NCAA Clash
Evansville Indiana AP Northeastern dropped a 48-47 decision to Wittenberg the No. 1 small college team in the nation in the NCAA College Division tourney. Wittenberg’s defense stifled Northeastern as the Huskies rallied late but fell short. Providence remains in the New England Tournament while Miami faces St. Francis in an NIT game.
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Frosh Sophs Tourney Opens at Rutland Tonight
Bennington High School meets Chester High in the Rutland freshman sophomore invitational. Frosh play at 7 p.m. and sophomores at 8 p.m. Chester won freshman game 36-29 behind Ken Cook and Mike Couillard. The Saber yearlings feature Tommy Caron and Walt Morrissey among others. BCHS sophomores reuse last year’s champion lineup.
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Ken Cook
Mike Couillard
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Walt Morrissey
Bill Deery
Dennis Farrar
al Landry
Pat Kinney
National Invitation Tourney Opens 26th Meet Tonight
The 26th annual National Invitation Tournament opens in New York with a first round doubleheader featuring Villanova versus DePaul and Fordham against Memphis State. Cincinnati eyes another NCAA bid as NCAA and NAIA regional action also unfolds across Evansville and Kansas City.
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First Boat Buying Rules for Safe Learning and Fun
This article advises beginners to pick a boat sized to the waterway and load, not too small, with a 16 foot outboard as a popular versatile option. It emphasizes sheltered waters for practice, expert guidance, and choosing a widely used model to reduce risk and enhance learning.
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Sports Afield Magazine
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Runnels Aims to Win Bat Title in Both Leagues
Pete Runnels, traded from Boston to Houston, seeks to become the first player since Ed Delahanty 60 years ago to win batting titles in both leagues. The 35-year-old veteran discusses adjusting to new pitchers and learning from Harvey Kuenn and Roy Sievers as he reflects on his career.
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Wednesday's Results and Upcoming NBA Games
Box scores show Boston 121 over Chicago 108, Cincinnati 128 over Syracuse 114, Detroit 112 over New York 89, St. Louis 112 over Los Angeles 98. St. Louis visits San Francisco. Friday features Chicago at New York and St. Louis at Oakland against San Francisco.
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NCAA Hoop Tourney State Regional Lineup Details
The NCAA basketball tournament regional pairings are announced for March 15-16 with four teams advancing to the national semifinals in Louisville on March 22-23. East at College Park features NYU vs Duke and Saint Josephs vs West Virginia. Midwest at Lawrence shows Texas vs Cincinnati and Oklahoma City vs Colorado. Far West at Provo lists Arizona State versus Stanford or UCLA and San Francisco against Oregon State.
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Lakers Open West Final at Los Angeles March 31
The Lakers, division champions for the second straight year, host the winner of a preliminary series between St. Louis Hawks and the third place team Detroit or San Francisco in the Western Division finals opener at the Los Angeles Sports Arena on March 31.
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NHL Results and Schedule Highlight Two Games Noted
The report lists no games on Wednesday and Friday. It notes upcoming matchups including Toronto at Montreal New York at Detroit and Chicago at Boston.
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Cassius Clay Earns Points Victory In New York Bout
Cassius Clay of Louisville outpointed Doug Jones in a ten round New York decision. Ron Decoste of Brockton edged Ray Jutras in a ten round Boston bout by points. Harold Mann of Canada stopped Eddy Jones in Vancouver, weights listed as unavailable.
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