Quintets Eye Conference Crown Clinching Chance
Ohio State and Kansas State, already sharing conference titles, stood one win from securing the titles outright and NCAA bids. Ohio State beat Minnesota 85-65 to stay one game ahead of Illinois in the Big Ten as Illinois topped Northwestern. Kansas State rolled past Iowa State 78-71 as Colorado stayed within reach at 10-3. Arizona State beat Arizona 58-53 to finish 9-1 in the Western Athletic Conference.
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Area Hoopsters Face Quinnipiac In NAIA Tourney Opener
Gorham State Teachers College aims for national tilt as reserves Roland Farley and Harry New travel with a 22‑1 season mark and top scoring pace of 97. The squad, noted for a New England state college title win over Rhode Island, heads to Central Connecticut State for tonight's 7 p.m. NAIA opener with Quinnipiac.
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Maine
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Liston rests twisted knee as Patterson trains hard in Miami
In Miami the Liston Patterson heavyweight title camp shows contrasts. Liston lounges on a resort beach nursing a twisted knee while Patterson toils at Tropical Park race track, shedding pounds and sparring. Nilon says Liston will resume serious training in a few days. Patterson, after a 32 hour drive, begins early jogs and a two hour sparring session. Patterson’s trainer Florio says Patterson looks good but may be nearing peak with the rematch still over a month away.
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Floyd Patterson
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Liston
Jack Nilon
Patterson
Ray Lopez
Dan Florio
Florio
Ski Conditions In New England Ski Reports
New England Council ski reports list powder conditions across Maine New Hampshire and communities from Bald Mountain Rumford Pleasant Mountain Bridgton Saddleback Rangley Sugarloaf Kingfield Sunday River Bethel to Cannon Mt Franconia Cranmore Waterville Valley Wildcat and Gunstock with powder depth ranges from 1 to 95 inches and terrain notes indicating good to excellent conditions across multiple resorts including Sugarloaf Wildcat Cannon Mt and Bretton Woods style wording reflects historical AP dispatch tone and terse condition reporting.
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Rockingham Harness Field Sees Southern Trains For Opening Meet
Southern trained horses prepare for Rockingham Park opener on March 15 as owners shift stables south for winter miles. Trainers from Florida North and Carolina join New England owners to acclimate horses to March weather. Notables include Winger Spencer and Sam Aceto string movements to Pinehurst and Orlando, with several camps already en route by mid March.
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Norwood
Mass
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Ranford
Frankford
Del
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Volo
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Wee Lad
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Church Hill
Alan Young
Timmonsville
S.C
Mauch Defends 1962 Record of Slugger Sievers
Roy Sievers, 36, defended his 1962 Philly season after a slow start. He finished with a .262 average, 21 home runs, and 80 RBIs, only 11 points shy of his career average. Gene Mauch praised Sievers for his rebound and noted shifts in the strike zone affected his early performance. The slugger moved from Chicago to Philadelphia and eyed adjustments in the new strike rules.
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Roys Tigers Rally To 69 35 Win In YMCA Tourney
Roys Tigers from area high schools defeated the Cabin Cruisers of Falmouth 69 to 35 in the YMCA class B tournament at Portland. Led by Dick Agreste with 21 points, the Tigers built early leads and coasted to the finish as Art Descoteaux coached from Biddeford. Next up is a game against a Cape Elizabeth quintet.
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Paul Twomey
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Ted Caouette
Cape Elizabeth
S&s
Rand and
Crowell
Bearcats Keep No. 1 in AP Poll After Upsets
Cincinnati holds the top ranking with 33 of 42 first place votes and 393 points after two wins. Duke threads the best remaining first-place ballots with 329 points, while Ohio State rises to third as Arizona State sits fourth and Loyola of Chicago fifth. Stanford and Providence enter the top ten, pushing New York University and Georgia Tech down.
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Mantilla To See Lots Of Action For Red Sox
Felix Mantilla, new Red Sox infielder, expected to play infield and outfield in early spring action as Johnny Pesky outlines a six to seven game plan in one position and four to five in another. Mantilla’s versatility, from third to short, is noted as he recalls past teams with Eddie Bressoud and others in the Denver minor circuit. The club prepares a six inning intrasquad with Morehead, Wood, Stephenson, and Nippert on the mound.
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Merlin Nippert
Ditmar Trial Recall Hints at Yankees Comeback
Ditmar, once blamed for Stengel's World Series miscue, is back with the Yankees on a trial basis as camp opens. Ralph Houk praised his first camp showing while noting Ditmar must prove durability after past arm trouble. Roberts, the comeback star, joined Baltimore after being released by the Phillies. Injuries hit clubs during first exhibition drills as players like Pappas and Face suffer leg and ankle setbacks.
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Face Hn
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Royals Defeat Hawks In Squires Action at Old Orchard Beach
In the Columbian Squires basketball game at Old Orchard Beach High School gym the Royals edged the Hawks 45 to 38. Mike Potvin led Royals with 18 points followed by James Michaud 14 and other contributors. Jalbert paced the Hawks with 13 as Frechette, Lambert, Stevens, Berthiaume and others added scoring.
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James Michaud
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Potvin
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Berthiaume
Williams predicts decade yields another .400 hitter
In Scottsdale AP Ted Williams, the last man to hit .400, predicts another player will reach the mark within a decade. He cites speed and luck as keys, notes Mantle Aaron Kaline Mays have hit .360+, and explains how hitter-friendly parks and surrounding talent help, sharing his own infield-hit record.
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Scottsdale, Ariz
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Henry Aaron
al Kaline
Mickey Mantle
Willie Mays
Mantle
Aaron
Red Sox
Angers Market Triumphs In Pony League Narrow Loss
Angers Market lost 4 pins to Freeport in a Pony League match at 20th Century lanes. Angers led by Norm Moulton 333 and Henry Neault 327 with Tibbetts 321, totaling 1,587 to Freeport 1,533 as Don Hood 332 stole the show for Freeport.
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Don Hood
Henry Neault
Herve Paul
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