Canisius Griffs Reach NIT Final in MSG Thriller
Canisius defeats Villanova 61 46 at Madison Square Garden to reach the NIT final opposite Providence. Turtle returned from a broken ankle to lock down Villanova star Wally Jones as Ray Flynn fueled Providence in a 70 64 semifinal win over Marquette.
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Wendover
Utah
Denver
Enid
Akron
Ohio
Arkansas City
Kan
Armed Forces
Clippers Play Home Games In New Civic Center
Baltimore Clippers of the American Hockey League will host home games at the newly opened Civic Center with seating capacity listed at 11 260.
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UPI
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American Hockey League
New Civic Center
National Hockey League
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New York
Chicago
Montreal
Detroit
Toronto
Royals Rally Past Nationals 133 115 In Playoff Clash
Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati with 41 points 15 rebounds and 12 assists as the Royals beat Syracuse 133 115 to even the Eastern Division semi final at 1 1. The game featured a benches clearing melee after a rebound incident and Hammons critique of officiating.
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Sid Borgia
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Hammam
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al Bianchi
Oscar Robertson
St. Louis
Hawks
Detroit
Baylor Big Choice on NBA Stars
Wilt Chamberlain did not make the NBA's first All-Star team in 1963. Elgin Baylor Jerry West Bill Russell Bob Pettit and Oscar Robertson earned first team honors, with Chamberlain on the second team alongside Cousy Heinsohn Howell and Greer. first team players receive 200 dollars, second team 100 dollars.
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National Basketball Association
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St. Louis Hawks
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
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Maurice Poddlott
NIA
Chamberlain
Boston
Bob Cousy
Tom Heinsohn
Detroit
Bailey Howell
Syracuse
Hal Greer
Cincinnati and Oregon State in NCAA championship showdown
Cincinnati, top ranked, faces unranked Oregon State while Duke meets Loyola in the National Collegiate Championship semifinals at Freedom Hall. Duke seeks its 21st straight win, Loyola boasts 92.6 points per game, and the winners advance to Saturday night’s title game.
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Chicago
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Duke
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Kentucky State Fairgrounds
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Jerry Lucas
Ohio State Buckeyes
Associated Press
Ohio State
Lucas
Kansas City
Gill
Former Champ in Coma After Triple Title Night
In Los Angeles former featherweight champion Davey Moore lay in a deep coma with a serious head injury after Sugar Ramos knocked him out in the featherweight title bout. Ramos claimed the title as three championships changed hands in a show at Dodger Stadium with Luis Rodriguez winning the welterweight crown and Roberto Cruz taking the vacant junior welterweight title. Moore’s fate remained unclear as doctors predicted outcomes within hours.
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Luis Rodriguez
Miami
Fla
Emile Griffith
New York
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Griffith
Suga Ramos
Mexico City
Davey Moore
Springfield
Ohio
Ramos
Moore
Roberto Cruz
Philippines
Raymundo
Torres
Mexico
Cruz
Glasgow
Scotland
Chic Calderwood
Tommy Fields
Sugar Ramos
Philip Vogel
Kayoing Moore
Dodger Stadium
Cuba
Madison Square Garden
Benny
Kid) Paret
Tommy Hart
Lee Grossman
John Thomas
Associated Press
Little Albie Sparks Angels Rally in Palm Springs Exhibition
Albie Pearson 27, 5-5, 141 pounds, led the Los Angeles Angels to a 5-3 exhibition win over the San Francisco Giants in Palm Springs California with three hits including a triple and two stolen bases. Manager Bill Rigney praised the youngster as he boosted the team’s seventh straight exhibition victory.
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Pearson
Los Angeles
Angels
San Francisco
Palm Springs
Calif
Red Sox trim roster as Yastrzemski Bressoud star in Arizona
In Scottsdale, Chet Nichols earned the win as the Boston Red Sox beat the Houston Colts 4 3. Bressoud and Yastrzemski homered and drove in runs while Ernie Fazio had three hits for Houston. Dorish received overnight observation after being struck lo the head by a line drive. Boston cut 11 players and reduced to 29 men, two over AL opener limit.
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Eddie Bressoud
Carl Yastrzemski
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Houston Colts
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Yastrzemski
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Lincoln
R.L
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Houston
Ernie Fazio
Bill Spanswick
Harry Dorish
Scottsdale Hospital
Archere Sheen
Harney Takes One Stroke Lead At Doran Open
Paul Harney, 33, shot 68 to lead the $50,000 Doran Open after wind conditions eased in Miami. He recently became a father again in Worcester, Mass. Gary Player and Arnold Palmer faced gusty winds with Palmer and Littler posting 71 and 70 respectively, while Littler sank a 60-foot birdie on 18 to surge ahead in the group.
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Doran Country Club
Palmer
Gene Littler
Littler
Two Maine Clubs in N E Schoolboy Semi Finals
Morse High of Bath Maine faces Tolman Pawtucket Rhode Island while Stearns Millinocket Maine meets Rindge Tech Cambridge Massachusetts in the New England Schoolboy Basketball semi finals at Boston Garden. Morse is 22 0 and Stearns 22 1 led by Maine teams in the revised invitational format.
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Mass
New England
Connecticut
Waterville
Morse
Rhode Island
Hale Mt Rifles Defeat Aeolus In Shoulder To Shoulder Match
Hale Mt. Rifles of Bennington beat Mt. Aeolus of Manchester 1519 to 1491 in a .22 rifle match at the Armory range. Mert Snow led Hale Mt. with 387, while Dave Farnum top-scored for Aeolus with 383 as eight Hale Mt. shooters faced four Aeolus contestants. The top four Hale Mt. scores counted toward the team total.
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Bennington Armory
Chet the Jet Aims for Third Indoor Title in New Haven
Fabulous Chet Jastremski of Indiana University seeks a third gold medal at Yale in the National AAU Indoor Swimming Championships. He already owns the 200 yard individual medley and breaststroke titles in American record times and is the pre meet favorite for the 100 yard breaststroke. Roy Saari of Southern California shares the meet’s only other current double win status.
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Roy Saari
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Fred Schmidt
Indiana
Saab
New England Ski Reports From Berkshire to Vermont
The New England Council ski reports rate multiple resorts from Berkshire Beartown to Killington and Pico Peak as excellent or good with powder and varied conditions. Notable notes include Mount Snow and Okemo with broad snow ranges and several resorts reporting springlike conditions or difficult closures.
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Rutland
Pine Top
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Prospect
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Stratton
Granville Hamner Retires From Baseball at 35 to Manage Bowling Alleys
Petersburg Va Granville Granny Hamner former Whiz Kids shortstop announces retirement from baseball at 35 to run bowling alleys in town He previously managed Binghamton in the Eastern League last year and pitched for Kansas City through August 1950.
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