Top Hoop Clubs Are Cautioned
UCLA and Michigan face Duke and Kansas State in NCAA semifinals after regular season wins. UCLA edged Kansas State 78-75. Michigan beat Duke 83-67 in December. Regional and NIT results include UCLA win at Corvallis and Michigan at Minneapolis, with Duke and others clinching titles in broader postseason play.
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Vic Bubas
Duke
Tex Winter
Kansas State
Kansas
Bubas
Winter
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Wildcats
San Francisco
Corvallis
Ore
Ohio Univ
Minneapolis
Connecticut
Raleigh
N.C
Villanova
Princeton
Texas Western
Creighton
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Mideast
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Madison Square Garden
New York
DePaul
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Rockhurst
Pan American
Carson Newman
Emporia State
Devlin Wins St Petersburg Open Golf Tourney
Jack Nicklaus advised Bruce Devlin who captured the $3,300 top prize in the $25,000 St Petersburg Open with a final 70 to finish at 272, four ahead of Dan Sikes. Dan Sikes and Jack Nicklaus tied for second at 276 while Dave Ragan Joe Campbell and Nicklaus shared 278. Don Finsterwald carded a 68 aided by a rare double eagle on No. 2 as wind gusts reached 35 mph.
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Jack Nicklaus
Bruce Devlin
Dan Sikes
Sikes
Lakewood Country Club
Devlin
Jacky Cupit
Dave Ragan
Joe Campbell
Nicklaus
Don Finsterwald
Intramural finals set after Thornton Academy doubleheader
In semi finals Thornton Academy Raiders beat Warriors 68 to 44 with Paul Brown scoring 23 for the Raiders and Bridges and Sewall doubling up in points. Stetson led the Warriors with 30 but other help was scarce. Knickabockers edged Patriots 41 to 39 as Belanger poured in 27 for Knickabockers and Norrad starred for the Patriots. Raiders will meet Knickerbockers in the finals. engraved plaque to be awarded.
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Thornton Academy
Raiders
Warriors
Paul Brown
Bridges
Sewall
Stetson
Donald
Knickabockers
Patriots
Charlie Belanger
Norrad
Peter Robinson
Knickerbockers
Tracy
Goupil
Stickney
Brown
Zalenski
Winston
Charles
Kerry and Gardner
Roberts
Twomey
Belanger
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
In Auckland Tuna Scanlon of New Zealand edged Gomeo Brennan in a 15 round middleweight bout. In Kingston Barry Mason defeated Killer Solomon in 15 rounds. In Manila Bernardo Carabelo beat Marcel Juban over 10 rounds. In Kyoto Larry Flabiano outpointed Yuji Tsukuba in 10 rounds. In Guadalajara Often Torres stopped Leo Zulueta in 10 rounds. In Panama Eugenio Hurtado stopped Pascual Perez in 6 rounds.
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Associated Press
Auckland
New Zealand
Tuna Scanlon
Gomeo Brennan
Bahamas
Kingston
Jamaica
Barry Mason
Killer Solomon
Manila
Bernardo Carabelo
Colombia
Marcel Juban
Philippines
Guadalajara
Mexico
Torres
Leo Zulueta
Panama
Eugenio Hurtado
Pascual Perez
Argentina
Stearns Stuns Cheverus For State Championship
Stearns High School of Millinocket captured the State Class II basketball title by beating Western Maine champion Cheverus 69 to 59 before 3,280 fans at Portland Exposition Building. MacDonald led Stearns with 25 points while Bannister paced Cheverus with 27. Stearns finishes 22-0. Cheverus 18-3. Both advance to New England tourney action in Boston.
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Stearns Levi
Portland
Levi Pelletier
Stags
Jeff Bannister
Stearns
Bannister
MacDonald
State of Maine
Minutemen
New England
Boston
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Worcester
Mass
Tolman High School
Pawtucket
R.I
Eastern and Western Division NBA Standings Snapshot
NBA standings show Boston leading the Eastern Division at 58 wins and 20 losses with Cincinnati second at 55 and 25. Philadelphia 33 44 trailing, New York 22 57. Western sees San Francisco 47 31 atop, Los Angeles 41 38, Baltimore 30 49, Detroit listed, with weekend results Detroit 126 New York 124 and Philadelphia 128 Baltimore 29.
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National Basketball Association
Associated Press
L. Pet. G.B. Boston
Cincinnati
Philaphia
New York
San Fran
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Detroit
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit Keeps Home Ice Hex Over Chicago
Detroit defeats Chicago 5-3 to halt the Hawks seven game streak and keep sole possession of the league lead in the NHL standings. Montreal and Chicago stay tied atop with 80 points as Toronto expands its gap behind. Floyd Smith and Norm Ullman pace Detroit with goals and assists while Gordie Howe adds his 25th, and Bobby Hull reaches 41 for Chicago. Glenn Hall makes 42 saves in a loss.
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Hawks
Red Wings
Montreal
Canadiens
Bruins
Boston
Chicago
Toronto
Detroit
New York
Rangers
Floyd Smith
Norm Ullman
Smith
Uilman
Gordie Howe
Wings
Bobby Hull
Black Hawks
Glenn Hall
Standby Club Roll-A-Way Lanes Seasonal Records
Standby Club Roll-A-Way Lanes lists season week totals for team Vikings 1,295 and team singles Vikings 446. Individual events show R. Souliere 344 in 3 strings men and 144 in single, M. Desroberts 277 in 3 strings ladies and 106 in single.
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Vikings
R. Souliere
M. Desroberts
Spahn Shuts Out Senators as Pitchers Lead Exhibition Play
Major league spring exhibitions opened with 129 runs in 11 games as Warren Spahn limited the Washington Senators to one hit over three innings in Milwaukee’s 2-0 win. Other highlights included Gene Alley’s three homers in the Pirates 15-7 rout of Kansas City, the Orioles beating the Yankees 10-1, and Cincinnati’s 11-7 victory over the White Sox. The Dodgers lost 8-5 to Mexico City All-Stars, Gordon Seyfried drove in three for Cleveland in a 4-1 win over the Cubs, and Richie Allen connected for a three-run shot as Philadelphia beat Houston 6-2. The Mets fell to St. Louis 6-3 as six unearned runs doomed them.
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Associated Press
Warren Spahn
Spahnie
Milwaukee
Washington Senators
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kansas City Athletics
Pirates
Gene Alley
Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Stan Williams
Minnesota
Detroit
Jimmie Hall
Bob Allison
Cincinnati
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Charlie Smith
J. C. Martin
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mexico
Mexico City
Dick Casimus
Dodgers
Cleveland Indians
Chicago Cubs
Gordon Seyfried
Los Angeles Angels
Cleveland
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Bob Shaw
Boston Red Sox
Giants
Richie Allen
Philadelphia Phils
Houston Colts
New York Mets
St. Louis Cardinals
Craig Anderson
Clay Set To Meet Patterson in Charity Title Bout
In Chicago Cassius Clay offered a winner take all charity bout against Floyd Patterson to defend the Black Muslims honor. Proceeds would go to the Black Muslims if Clay wins and to the Roman Catholic Church if Patterson wins. Promoter Tom Bolan questioned the seriousness of the proposal amid prior no purse talk and Clay’s Chicago visit with Muhammad.
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Cassius Clay
Floyd Patterson
Clay
Patterson
Tom Bolan
Championship Sports
New York
Bolan
Elijah Muhammad
Muhammad
Exhibition Baseball Scores and Results Summary
Exhibition baseball results list many interleague scores with teams such as Houston Philadelphia Baltimore New York Chicago Cleveland San Francisco Boston Angeles Cincinnati Pittsburgh St Louis Washington Detroit Minnesota Los Angeles Mexico City and others. Several games ended early or were called after rain or 7 percent innings.
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Los Angeles
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New York
Boston
Associated Press
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Chicago
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Angeles
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Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Washington
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Minnesota
Mexico City Reds
Mexico City
Hayes Supposed to Dominate Olympic Trials And Relays
AP examines top U S track hopes as the 1964 outdoor season begins. Bob Hayes, Florida A&M, seen as likely Olympic gold favorite in 100 and 100 meters and possibly the 400 relay. Carr and others vie for spots. strong entries listed across 100, 200, 400 and 1600 relays with potential alternates named.
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U.S
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Bob Hayes
Hayes
Florida A&m
Henry Carr
Carr
Arizona State
John Gilbert
Southern California Striders
Larry Questad
Stanford
Nate Adams
Purdue
Darel Newman
Fresno State
Nebraska
Charles Greene
Sam Perry
Fordham
Bob Tobler
Brigham Young
Ray Saddler
Texas Southern
Earl Young
Plummer
Williams
Rex Cawley
United States
Cincinnati Ends Best NBA Year
The Cincinnati Royals closed their best season ever by crushing St Louis 124-101 to leave San Francisco at least a piece of the Western title race. The Hawks trail two games back as the Warriors hold the Western lead with two games left. Oscar Robertson scored 25 points in the win.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati Royals
Boston
National Basketball Association
San Francisco
Royals
St. Louis
Hawks
Warriors
New York Knickerbockers
Knicks
Detroit
Pistons
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Oscar Robertson
Groat Acknowledges Poor Spring Hitting, Keeps Focus
St Petersburg AP report quotes Dick Groat as the Cardinals shortstop accepting a slow spring, aiming for 10 base hits and stressing effort over past laurels. He recalls 1961 Florida form and 1963 being over, insisting professionals never coast and that spring is conditioning for the regular season.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Dick Groat
St. Louis Cardinals
Florida
Atlanta
Thornton And Traip Meet In Tourney Battle
Thornton Academy and Traip meet in a Biddeford Activities Association Tourney game at 8. The winner advances to face St Louis tomorrow at 8. A 6:30 p.m. preliminary features Biddeford against Old Orchard Beach.
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Traip Battle
Biddeford Activities Association
St. Louis
Biddeford
Old Orchard Beach
St. Francis College
Roy
Perreault
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