NCAA Finale Televised Nationally For First Time
The NCAA finals will be shown nationwide for the first time this year. Sports Network Inc. expects up to 140 outlets to carry the 9 35 p.m. EST game from Freedom Hall Louisville. Semifinals Thursday feature Duke vs Chicago Loyola and Cincinnati vs Oregon State with regional telecasts planned.
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DeNucci Wins Unanimous Decision Over Pusateri in Boston
In Boston Garden Joe DeNucci, Newton, won a unanimous 10 round decision over Mike Pusateri, Dedham, improving his record to 31-4-2. DeNucci opened a cut over Pusateri's eye and had his best round in the sixth while both weighed 167. Four other 10 rounders saw New England champions defending titles: Dick French stopped Paul Christie, Tommy Haden retained the featherweight crown by stopping Georgie Colton, Larry Carney kept the NE middleweight title by stopping Willie Green, and Arnold Brower extended his win streak to 11 with a decision over Ted Williams.
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Tevil Hole Stops Arreola In Tight Bout In LA
In Los Angeles Tevil Hole of San Diego defeated Rielero Arreola of Mexico in a close boxing match. Hole outweighed his opponent 154 to 147 pounds, securing a knockout finish in the ninth round.
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Post Asked To Retract Grid Fix Charge Story
The Saturday Evening Post is urged to retract an article accusing Wallace Butts and Alabama Coach Paul Bryant of colluding to fix the Georgia Alabama game. The move aims to allow a potential libel suit for damages under Georgia law. Police and state officials may interview involved parties as part of a broader inquiry ordered by Gov. Sanders.
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Angels Belt Boston in California Spring Tilt
In Palm Springs California the Los Angeles Angels routed the Boston Red Sox 7 1 as Bill Monbouquette was rattled for six innings. Frank Malzone hit a 400 foot homer for Boston while Lee Thomas drove in three with a three run shot for the Angels. Ken Hunt led the winners with three hits.
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Gordie Howe Nears Sixth NHL Scoring Title
Gordie Howe of the Detroit Red Wings appears to have sealed his sixth scoring title with 81 points as the NHL heads into its final week. Howe leads Andy Bathgate of the New York Rangers by six points with three games left, tallying 35 goals and 46 assists. The Vezina race remains close, with Chicago’s Glenn Hall allowing 172 goals against and Jacques Plante of Montreal close behind at 171.
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Chamberlain Seals Fourth Straight NBA Scoring Title
Wilt Chamberlain of the San Francisco Warriors won his fourth consecutive NBA scoring title for the 1962-63 season, totaling 3,586 points in 80 games for a 44.8 average and setting a new field goal percentage standard at .528. Elgin Baylor finished second with 2,719 points and a 34.0 average.
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Terry Says ERA Better Indicator Than Home Runs
Fort Lauderdale AP Ralph Terry of the New York Yankees signals he will accept another year atop the majors in home runs as long as his name appears next to winning pitcher in box scores. He notes 299 innings last year as the club’s top right handed workhorse since 1928 and cites his 39 starts and 23 victories while stressing ERA as a better gauge of pitching than home run totals. He allowed 40 homers in 1962, many in games already decided for New York.
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Exhibition Baseball Results From Monday
The Associated Press reports Monday results with nine exhibitions. New York N tied Milwaukee 1 1, Washington beat Baltimore 4 0 in 11 innings, Kansas City and Pittsburgh tied 4 4 in 12 innings, Philadelphia beat Minnesota 6 5 in 13, Cleveland routed Chicago N 16 6, Houston defeated San Francisco 14 5, and Los Angeles A beat Boston 7 1. Schedule lists upcoming fixtures across Florida venues with daily pairings and locations.
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Boston card results feature several close decisions
In Boston last night boxing cards saw Joe DeNucci outpoint Mike Pusateri in a 10 round welterweight bout while Arnold Brower edged Ted Williams over 10. Larry Carney stopped Willie Green in 2 rounds, Tommy Haden stopped George Colton in 5, and Dick French outpointed Paul Christie over 10.
Als Finish Third With 2264 Points In Meet
Als finished third with 2,264 points, averaging 28.3 per event. The result places Als among the top competitors in the regional meet, contributing to the team’s overall score and standings.
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Sluggers Portrait Home Run Parade Across Expos
Sluggers on a spring training home run barrage across the grapefruit and cactus circuits set 26 homers in 10 exhibition games. Johnny Orsino led the Orioles with three homers in a 4-3 win over the Reds in Tampa. Other sluggers included Tito Francona, Nellie Mathews, Stan Williams, and Ron Santo among multiple clubs as spring results highlighted the season's power surge.
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Ramos Faces Weight Challenge Before Dodger Stadium Titles
Challenger Ultiminio Ramos weighed two pounds over 126 pounds at the original weigh in, triggering urgent conditioning before the title defense against Davey Moore at Dodger Stadium. Other principals on the card remained near limits as rain washed out the earlier schedule.
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Ski Conditions in New England and Nearby Mountains
New England ski reports show a mix of conditions across Maine New Hampshire and Vermont with reports of powder on Sugarloaf Mount Abram and Mt Mansfield as well as granular and wet conditions at several resorts including Cannon Mountain Waterville Valley and Loon Mountain. Weather tabs note ranges from 4 to 8 on the scale with many hills rated good to excellent in places.
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LL to Meet at Saco Recreation Center
Little League will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the Saco Recreation Center. Heading the agenda will be formulative plans for the 1962 season.
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Hockey results shows upcoming matchups and schedule
The schedule lists Detroit at Chicago for Monday. Wednesday’s games include Montreal at Toronto and Boston at New York. Conference pacing and times not specified.
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Scheduling Is Checker Game By JIM BECKER
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle drafts the 1963 NFL schedule in New York, balancing 14 teams and conflicts with baseball, Olympic constraints, and venues. The process aims for a fair mix of weak versus strong opponents, with open dates, cold weeks in Green Bay and Minnesota, and clashes around the World Series and Chicago games. The stakes exceed $15 million in gate receipts plus nearly $8 million in TV contracts, shaping a high stakes planning session.
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Nationals Royals Open Pro Playoffs Tonight
Syracuse Nationals host Cincinnati Royals in the 1963 Eastern Division semifinals. The winner advances to face the Boston Celtics in the division final. Western Division semifinals start Wednesday with the Hawks at Detroit Pistons in St. Louis.
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Ramsey Leans Syracuse Over Cincinnati In Playoff Preview
Boston AP Frank Ramsey, the ailing Celtics star, backs Syracuse to beat Cincinnati in the preliminary eastern playoffs opener. He cites home court and depth as keys while noting the team hopes to finish strong for Bob Cousy and adjust his pulled hamstring. Trainer says muscle irritation, not tear, but recovery needed.
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NBA Playoff Matchups Start Best-of-5 Series
Cincinnati faces Syracuse in a best-of-five opener on Wednesday in the first round. Detroit travels to St Louis for the other series opener as the playoff slate begins with two best-of-five games.
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