Connecticut Pulls Off Upset Over Temple In NCAA Opener
Connecticut stunned Temple 53-48 as part of a busy NCAA tournament opening night in Philadelphia and Dallas. Princeton led by All-American Bill Bradley defeated Virginia Military 86-60, while Villanova beat Providence 77-66. Texas Western upset Texas A&M 68-62 and Creighton beat Oklahoma City 89-78. Oklahoma State's Henry Iba earned his 700th career win with an 80-47 victory over Oklahoma. Purdue toppled Michigan 81-79 in Ann Arbor, affecting the Big Ten race and tourney bids.
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St Louis High School Intramural Basketball Schedule
The annual St Louis High intramurals begin tonight at St Josephs Parish Hall. Games start 6 45 with Freshmen versus Seniors and then Sophomores versus Juniors. The second night features Freshmen versus Juniors and Sophomores versus Seniors. Final night has Freshmen and Sophomores against Juniors and Seniors. A foul shooting contest will be held.
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Seagulls And St Louis Triumph In Tourney Wins
St Louis edged Thornton 74 72 at Steve White Gym Biddeford in a tourney game. Old Orchard Beach beat Sanford 60 46, eliminating Sanford from further play. Dick Agreste scored 21 of 23 foul tosses while Ken Pike and Don Caouette fueled Thornton with 12 and 10 points respectively.
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Boston Hurlers Hurt In Exhibition Loss To Indians
Boston pitchers led by Bill Spanswick Earl Wilson and Bob Heffner were shelled in an 11 9 defeat to Cleveland as three exhibitions show lingering control and conditioning issues. Turley emphasizes arm work and timing while Max Alvis delivers a two run double in the ninth. Carl Yastrzemski doubled and singled for Boston.
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Brumel Sees 45 000 Soviet Olympians Ready
New York AP reports Valery Brumel said 45 000 Soviet athletes could make the Olympic team and that many more are potential champions. He noted trials in August and suggested Tokyo gold could go to 7 2 height, with John Thomas a strong contender. Brumel also discusses Olympic pressure and his own chances.
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Fights Last Night Mixed Results From Philadelphia Paris and Omaha
In Philadelphia Benny Briscoe stopped Charley Scott in a 147 pound bout while Jesse Smith drew with Larry Barrett in a 1572 pound match. In Paris Ismael Laguna outpointed Angel Garcia in a 130 pound contest and Ray Adigun from Nigeria KOed Chino Diaz in Omaha in a 132 pound bout.
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Charley Scott
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Larry Barrett
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Panama
Angel Garcia
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Ray Adigun
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Chino Diaz
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Sox Rally As Malzone Mejias Help Boston Power Offense
Boston hitters combined for a strong game with tripled scoring two runs and driving in two. Through three games left fielder is 5 for 9 with five runs. Frank Malzone and Roman Mejias each added two hits to pace the attack.
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Player wins Pensacola Open in playoff over Palmer and Barber
Gary Player captured the Pensacola Open title after a playoff with Arnold Palmer and Miller Barber. Player shot 71 to finish 274 tied with Palmer and Barber, earning $4,000. Palmer blamed poor putting and the greens while Barber heads to St Petersburg. Palmer to New York and Latrobe.
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Contractors Lose in Pony League Bowling Duel
Big 20 defeated Gosselin's 4 to 0 in Scar borough Sunday night by eight pins 1 543 to 1 472. Ricker led winners with 341. Ledoux 314 and Marcotte 308 led Gosselin's. It quotes lumber fact: one acre forest 20 years to grow lumber for five room frame house.
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UCLA Tops AP Final Poll Of 1963 64 Basketball Season
UCLA finishes 26-0 and leads AP final poll with 34 first place votes and 392 points. Michigan, Duke, Kentucky and Wichita follow in the top five as UCLA becomes the first West Coast team top since 1956.
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Spring training injuries hit several MLB clubs
In Arizona and Florida, players suffered injuries during workouts and games. Giants star prospect Jim Ray Hart bruised his right thumb but avoided fracture after X rays. Mets catcher Clarence Coleman broke a left thumb and will be out indefinitely. Pappas sprained an ankle and Latman strained a leg, with Latman ruled out about ten days. Indians beat Red Sox 11 9 in Scottsdale with Leon Wagner and Dick Howser each tallying three hits.
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Printer's Devils lead league week with high scores
In the Biddeford Saco Journal league week seven, Printer's Devils posted team totals of 1,348 and single 481. J Brooks topped men events with 317 for three strings and 130 for singles while Ann Cowgill led three strings with 277 and A Cowgill plus L Provost and R Murphy tied for 100 in the ladies events.
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Commission On Sports Is Proposed In Washington
AP reports Sen Hubert Humphrey proposes a White House sports commission to study U S Olympic performance and to fund Olympic type facilities nationwide. The piece parodies Washington chatter about ministers cabinets and deep freezers in a satirical roundtable with many named figures.
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Frankie Boy
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Stan Musial
Standby Club League Roll-A-Way Lanes Scores Highlight
Standby Club League at Roll-A-Way Lanes features teams including the Vikings and Lafayettes with top marks by J. Mariello and R. Souliere. Mary Desroberts leads in ladies singles while team totals show Vikings at 1,295 and 446 for singles.
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Celtics Drill Pushes Toward Eighth Straight East Title
Boston Celtics prep with a sharp drill under coach Red Auerbach as Frank Ramsey leads practice before four final games. The club stands 34-3 under Auerbach and needs two wins or Cincinnati losses to clinch the Eastern Division crown. Cassius Clay faces a new Army mental test in Louisville amid boxing title talk and Muhammad Ali’s religious stance.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores Across Cities
San Francisco defeated Chicago 7 to 4 while Cleveland beat Boston 11 to 9. The schedule lists San Francisco versus Boston in Phoenix and several intercity games in Tucson and Mesa, with Chicago and Los Angeles matchups in Arizona venues.
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National Hockey League Monday Results
No games scheduled as Montreal played Toronto and Boston faced New York in the league schedule.
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