All-Americans Chosen for 1962 College Basketball Team
The Associated Press named five seniors to the 1962 All-America, led by Ohio State star Jerry Lucas. Also on the first team are Terry Dischinger, Billy McGill, Chet Walker, and Len Chappell with several peers missing out amid close voting totals.
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NEW York
Ohio State
Jerry Lucas
Associated Press
Lucas
Terry Dischinger
Purdue
Billy McGill
Utah
Chet Walker
Brediey
Len Chappell
Wake Forest
Dischinger
Walker
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
McGill
Alse
Charles Nash
Kentucky
John Rudometkin
Southern California
Rod Thorn
West Virginia
Paul Hogue
Don Nelson
Iowa
Jack Foley
Detroit
Buckeyes
Big Ten
Skyline
Jet
Bradley
Chappell
Chamip
Nash
Duke
Havlichek
Casey Stengel Chooses Mets Starters for Intrasquad
Casey Stengel announces the No 1 lineup for New York Mets intrasquad action with Ashburn Zimmer Bell Thomas Marshall Mantilla Lepcio Landrith and Craig in the opening group Grew with Hodges at first and Neal at second. The piece notes Stengel returns after a season away and cites veteran batting averages and signs of the building team.
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Associated Press
Casey Stengel
Yankee
Richardson
Kubekis
Maris
Mantleef
Berralf
Skowron
Blanchardt
Boyer
Ditmark
Pittsburgh
Stengel
Ashburn
Zimmer
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Thomas II
Marshall
Mantilla
Lepcio
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New York Mets
Gil Hodges
Charlie Neal
Cubs
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Cincinnati
Thomas
Braves
Giants
Minnesota Twins
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Rost Tigers
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Tigers
Lakeland
Fla
Detroit
Jeep
Rick Ferrell
Colavito
Dale Long
Washington
Syracuse Nats win despite injuries in clash with Roys
The Syracuse Nationals, hampered by multiple injuries including Hal Greer and Dolph Schayes, beat the Cincinnati Royals 137 to 108. Despite missing key players and a grueling 980 game schedule, Syracuse surged in the second half and extended their unusual trend of winning while short-handed.
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Associated Press
Syracuse Nats
National Basketball Association
Nats
Dolph Schayes
Cincinnati Royals
Hal Greer
Schayes
Halbrook
Hockey Results Thursday Chicago Tops Boston 5 4
Chicago defeats Boston 5 to 4 in a Thursday hockey game. No games scheduled Friday. Saturday slate features Detroit at Montreal and New York at Toronto.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Montreal
New York
Toronto
Colavito Offered Increase In Pay
The Detroit Tigers increased their offer to slugger Rocky Colavito and he nears a deal after a 30 minute long distance talk from Richmond Virginia. The latest offer is believed to be about 45000 dollars.
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Lakeland
Fla
Detroit Tigers
Rocky Colavito
Vice Presider
Ri“. Ferrer
Colavito
Richmond
Tigers
Boxing recaps from Philadelphia Miami and Bangkok bouts
Philadelphia lightweights Ike White and Al Hauser fought to a close decision with White winning eight rounds. In Miami Butch Mayes defeated Santos Flores on a similar eight round card. In Bangkok Yoshio Kimura outpointed Kurarnthong Yonthrakit in a lightweight clash, eight rounds.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Ike White
al Hauser
Miami
Butch Mayes
Santos Flores
Puerto Rico
Bangkok
Yoshio Kimura
Japan
Kurarnthong Yonthrakit
Thailand
St Anselm Hawks Earn NCAA Small College Berth
St Anselm's College Hawks earned a regional NCAA Small College Tournament berth with a 16 2 record as they eye the North East regional in Rochester New York March 9 10 and a possible national event in Evansville Indiana March 15 17 Sophomore Tony Greer leads scorers with 15 0 points per game Myles Dorch paces in rebounds at 10 9 per game Junior Dave Swan is top scorer with 16 point average Senior Jim Agnew anchors a youthful lineup under coach Al Grenert with seven rotation players and a 77 7 per game defense.
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Manchester
N.H
St. Anselm's College
Hawks
Northeastegionals
Rochester
N.Y
Evansville
Ind
St. Anselm's
Piton
Holy Cross
Hofstra
Jim Agnew
Williamstown
Mass
Northeastern
Fairfield
Dave Swan
Somerville
Tony Greer
New York City
Myles Dorch
Dorch
al Daigle
Biddeford
Maine
Brian Donohue
New York
Bill Agnew
Jim
Reh
Donohue
Greer
al Grenert
New York University
Swan
Tigerettes Defeat St. Joseph Twice in Close Games
Biddeford forward led by J Ledoux with 16 and V Zimniski 16 helped the Tigerettes beat St. Joseph 41 to 31. Poirier 14 points, Beaulieu 16, and Gagne, Turgeon also starred. St. Joseph tallied Nadeau 11 and Marcotte 11. Junior varsity Biddeford won 19 to 17 with Ledoux scoring 12 and Beaulieu 7. Referee: Mitchell.
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Biddeford Tigeretts
St. Joseph
Biddeford
D. Poirier
B. Bissell
J. Ledoux
C. Beaulieu
V. Zimniski
C. Pierce
B. Gagne
D. Alexander
P. Turgeon
Nadeau
Moreau
M. Poirier
S. Murphy
Mitchell
Twin City Senior Amateur Championship Finale Tonight
Western Auto of Saco faces Triple Cola of Biddeford in an 8:30 p.m. finale at Biddeford Junior High Gym. Both teams were league leaders with one top loss each, making this tossup game a highlight with all proceeds for charity.
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Western Auto
Saco
Triple Cola
Biddeford
Thornton Academy
Jack Martel
Ken Pate
Lacoites
Dane Lester
Howie Jones
Dick Grant
Fred Martin
St. Louis
St. Louis High
al Chenard
Biddeford Tigers
Eagles
Ralph Boisvert
Ray Dube
Don Gagne
Dick Sevigny
Paul Rue
Rene Letourneau
Biddeford Saco Journal
Biddeford Saco Lions Club
Saco Recreation
Biddeford City
Lions Light Conservation Fund
Western Auto of
Biddeford Junior High
Round Top Skiing Reported Good by Owner Davis
Round Top slopes in West Buxton are described as good this weekend by owner Wood Davis. The crust from recent warm and freezing weather has broken, leaving the hill in fine shape for Saturday and Sunday skiing.
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Round Top
West Buxton
Wood Davis
Davis
Pro Basketball NBA Scores and Friday Schedule
Syracuse topped Cincinnati 137 to 108 on Friday. Game notes list New York Philadelphia at Hershey Pennsylvania Cincinnati Detroit at Fort Wayne Boston at St Louis Los Angeles at St Louis Cincinnati at Chicago Syracuse at Detroit.
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Associated Press
NBA
Syracuse
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Hershey
Detroit
Fort Wayne
Ind
Boston
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Chicago
Liston declines Patterson title bout offer
Sonny Liston turns down promoter Tom Bolan’s plan for a Patterson fight with a payout range from 200000 to about 700000. He objects to Patterson's right to control the return bout and asks that a challenger’s price not be set. NBAA president Dr. Charles Larsen notes the move could remove Liston as top contender while Patterson and Cas A. D'Amato offered no comment.
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New York
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Tom Bolan
Bolan
Liston
Patterson
Charles P. Larsen
National Boxing Association
Tacoma
Wash
Cas D'Amato
ABL Schedule Notes No Games Thursday
The page notes no ABL games on Thursday or Friday with matchups listed for Saturday including San Francisco at Hawaii Cleveland at Chicago and Pittsburgh at New York.
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San Francisco
Hawaii
Cleveland
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Hull Closing In On NHL Goal Scoring Record
Bobby Hull scored twice in Chicago's 5 4 victory over Boston and needs eight goals in as many games to reach 50. He has 42 goals this season, 14 against the Bruins, as Boston endures a 16 game winless streak.
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Bobby Hull
Chicago
Bruins
NHL
Hull
Bobby
Montreal
Ralph Backstrom
Blackhawks
Toronto
Rocket Richard
Bernie Geoffrion
Boston Garden
Bronco Horvath
New York
Andy Bathgate
Red Hay
Murray Balfour
Ron Murphy
Murphy
Ted Green
Bruce Gamble
Boston Nets
Reg Fleming
Andre Pronovost
Johnny Bucyk
Wayne Connelly
Bearcats Await NCAA Fate After Close Win and Big Upsets
Cincinnati sits idle awaiting selection after a 61-58 win over Xavier leaves them 24-2 and 10-2 in the Missouri Valley. Bradley's result at St Louis could force a one game playoff for the NCAA bid while two other top teams Duke and Utah win to boost postseason chances. George Kell and Ernie Harwell signed through 1965 to handle Tigers telecasts.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati Bearcats
Bearcats
Bradley
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Xavier
Ohio
Bradier
Peoria
Braves
Bowling Green
Loyola of Chicago
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Utah
Duke
Colorado State
George Kell
Ernie Harwell
Detroit Tigers
Kell
Detroit
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