Two Top Teams Fall as Unbeatens Suffer Losses
Cincinnati Bearcats 65 Wichita State 64 after Stallworth scores 46 to end 19 game win streak. Loyola falls 92-75 to Bowling Green as Falcons build 90 point first half lead. Michigan State and Duke win, Ohio State, Arizona State and Stanford also post upsets.
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Indians
Cincinnati
Loyola of Chicago
Wichita
Bowling Green
Ohio
Bearcats
Dave Stallworth
Wichita Wheatshockers
Stallworth
Loyola
Falcons
Illinois
Mississippi State
Colorado
Illini
Indiana Hoosiers
Bloomington
Ind
Florida
Maroons
Gainesville
Fla
Iowa State
Ames
Bradley
Cincy
Dave
Ron Bonham
Howard Komives
Nat Thurmond
Ramblers
Dayton
Komives
Thurmord
Leslie Hunter
Duke
Arizona State
Ohio State
Wake Forest
Brigham Young
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Stanford
California
Bears
Berkeley
Pepitone Eyed as 1963 Yankees First Baseman Bid
Yankee skipper Houk says the 1963 team remains the one to beat in the AL. Pepitone is projected to replace Skowron at first with veteran Long and Lopez as backups, while Stan Williams strengthens the rotation alongside Whitey Ford and Ralph Terry.
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Houk
Yankees
Bill Skowron
Moose
Los Angeles Dodgers
Stan Williams
Pepitone
Joe
Dale Long
Hector Lopez
Lopez
Williams
Whitey Ford
Ralph Terry
Bill Stafford
Jim Coates
Bud Daley
Hector Brown
Jim Bouton
Rollie Sheldon
Luis Arroyo
Hal Reniff
Marshall Bridges
Bill
Beavers Climb To Second Spot In Group I Standings
Princeton remains atop with a 13-3 record as the Beavers move into second place at 12-4 after a week of wins. Welch slides to third while Grundy passes Tazewell. top teams prepare for Tuesday and Friday games in Wyoming County as district tournaments begin in Virginia and neighboring states.
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Princeton Tigers
Tigers
Bland’s
Rockets
Beavers
Welch
Maroon Wave
Princeton
Beaver
Ralston Wins Indoor Championship Defeating Sangster
Dennis Ralston 20, clarifies as the new American Davis Cup hope, defeated Britain's Mike Sangster 7 5 4 6 3 in the National Indoor Championship final at the Seventh Regiment Armory. Ralston, a USC junior from Bakersfield, calmed his temper and showed diverse shotmaking to win in two hours.
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New York
Jack Kramer
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Uncle Sam
Ralston
McKinley
Sangster
Duenkel Sets American 100 Yard Backstroke Record
Ginny Duenkel of West Orange New Jersey posted 1 minute 2.8 seconds to break the American short course 100 yard backstroke record at the Philadelphia Open Age Group Championships. The performance surpassed Ann Burke 1:03 and Lee de Varona 1:04.4 in their respective age groups. Phil Long of Suburban Swim Club also set a national 13 14 age 100 yard breaststroke mark 1 05.6.
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Philadelphia
Ginny Duenkel
West Orange
N.J
Ann Burke
Santa Clara
Calif
S.C
Bartlesville
Okla
Eye
Lee de Varona
Los Angeles
Phil Long
Suburban Swim Club
Allen Richardson
Hawaii
College basketball results sweep weekend scores
Sunday Seattle beat Portland 102 to 72. Across the slate, St Joseph's beat Canisius 76 53. Arm Seton Hall 101 over St Francis Pa. Auburn defeated LSU 82 57. North Carolina 79 over Clemson 63. Vanderbilt 74 over Tennessee 72. Alabama 83 over Tulane 79. Murray State 87 over West Illinois 7. Midwest Wichita 65 over Cincinnati 64. Oklahoma State 51 over Nebraska 41. Tulsa 66 over St Louis 65. Kansas State 67 over Missouri 55. Oklahoma 64 over Kansas 62. Marquette 87 over DePaul 81. Rice 79 over Houston 79. Trinity Tex 4 over Texas A&M 78. Texas Texas Tech 77 over Texas Western 73. Ariz St 104 over Brigham Young 87. Colo St 68 over Long Beach State 63. Oregon State 67 over Oregon 57. So Cant 53 over S Washington 53.
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UTH
Auburn
Louisiana State
Florida
Miss
Midwest
Wichita
Cincinnati
Oklahoma State
Nebraska
Tulsa
St. Louis
Kansas State
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas
Marquette
DePaul
Far West Ariz
St. U
Brigham Young
Colo. State
California
Oregon State
Oregon
S. Washington
Graham Set for Tazewell Clash to Cap Season
Graham and the G-Men travel to Tazewell tonight for a 7 pm match against the Bulldogs. The team, aiming to finish the season strong after a 2-2 record following a loss to Abingdon, previously beat Tazewell at home.
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Graham
Tazewell
Bulldogs
G-Men
Abingdon
Hickey's Sled Sweeps AAU Bobsled Title in Lake Placid
Bill Hickey's four man sled dominates the AAU bobsled championship posting a total 4:29.19 for four runs. Crew includes Bill Dundon USMC Reg Benham Lake Placid and Chuck Pandolph of Saranac Lake. The team breaks two records previously held by Keith McKillip and Larry Hickey.
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Lake Placid
N.Y
Bill Hickey
Hickey
Bill Dundon
U.S. Marine Corps
Reg Benham
Brake Chuck Pandolph
Saranac Lake
Larry Hickey
McKillip
Killip
Hearn Wins Baseball Players Golf Tourney
Former pitcher Jim Hearn shot 8 over par 78 on Sunday yet won the Baseball Player's golf tournament in Miami with a 72 hole total of 301. He displayed baseball style shotmaking throughout the event and finished ahead of the field in the four round event.
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Hearn
Baseball Players
Miami
Fla
Jim Hearn
Area Ratings And Schedule For Week
Week long area basketball schedule lists Tuesday games Beaver at Mullens Princeton at Oceana Baileysville at Gilbert Big Creek at Tazewell Bramwell at Herndon Whitewood at Garden Gary at Pineville George Wythe at Dublin Hurley at Pocahontas Welch at Kaeger Chilhowie at Marion Montcalm at Northfork Elkhorn Virginia High at Richlands Rich Valley at Saltville Haysi at St Paul Tuesday Peterstown at Matoaka Wednesday Pocahontas at Garden Thursday Oceana at Gary Friday Beckley at Beaver South Charleston at Princeton Athens at Matoaka Burch at Baileysville Saeger at Big Creek Radford at George Wythe Mullens Conley at Glen Rogers Oakvale at Herndon Council at Hurley Spanishburg at Hentoninn Mullens at Logan Pineville at Welch Rocky Gap at Bland district finals Saturday Man at Oce Clinch Valley 2 at Bluefield College
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Beavers
Welch
Grundy
Tazewell
Golden Wave
Bulldogs
Graham
G-Men
Mullens
Oceana
Northfork Elkhorn
Marion
Big Creek
Rockets
Montcalm
Generals
Glen Rogers
Pocahontas
Baileysville
Indians
Rough Riders
Rocky Gap
Spanishburg
Garden
Oakvale
Bramwell
Gary
Beaver
Rebels
Tigers
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Richlands
Virginia High
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Herndon
Whitewood
Beckley
South Charleston
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Saeger
Radford
George
LW TV
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Eae
Oman
Northfork-Elkhorn
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Big Creek Ial
Glen Rogers Ee
Baileysville Ed
Rocky_ Gap
Sr A
Garden _ Scones
Hurley
Cece Ae
Duke Stars Mullins Heyman Compared to Pro Duo
Duke coach Vic Bubas compares Art Heyman and Jeff Mullins to Los Angeles Lakers stars Elgin Baylor and Jerry West. Heyman plays power forward with strong drives, Mullins counters with rebounding and outside shooting. Heyman averages 25.3 points and Mullins 21.2, topping ACC scoring.
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Baylor
Mullins
Jeff
Heyman
Duke
Blue Devils
Bowler Stanfield Leads Singles With 662 at ABC Tourney
Bill Stanfield of Grand Rapids Michigan rolled a 662 three game series to take the lead in the regular division singles as the 60th annual American Bowling Congress Tournament opened. Otto Krueger and Jerry Quinlan of Findlay Ohio led the regular division doubles with a 1250 six game set. Shelby Mullins of Dayton Ohio topped the regular division all events with 1831 across nine games.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Bill Stanfield
Grand Rapids
Mich
Otto Krueger
Jerry Quinlan
Findlay
Ohio
Shelby Mullins
Dayton
Minnesotan breaks U S ski jump mark at championships
Gene Kotlarek of Duluth Minnesota shattered the national ski jump record twice at Howelsen Hill in Steamboat Springs Colorado. His second attempt reached 332 feet, besting the previous 317 mark held by John Ballant and Jimmy Brennan. Kotlarek, 21, member of the 1960 U S Olympic team, rose to top form after a disappointing Olympics.
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Steamboat Springs
Colo
Gene Kotlarek
Duluth
Minn
U.S
Howelsen Hill
Kotlarek
John Ballant
Minneapolis
Jimmy Brennan
Leavenworth
Wash
Eighth grade cage tourney opens at Graham tonight
The Taze well County eighth grade basketball tournament begins at 6:30 pm in Graham Elementary School gym with Pocahontas facing Tazewell. Graham defends the title and meets Richlands at 7:45. Losers play Tuesday at 6:30 for consolation. winners meet for the crown.
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Graham
Tazewell County
Pocahontas
Tazewell
Richlands
Little G-Men
Houston Runner Breaks 1893 50 Mile Record in Galveston
John Macy, 32, former University of Houston distance star, ran 50 miles from Galveston to Houston in 5 hours 29 minutes 30 seconds. He surpassed P Golden of New York’s 1893 mark by 2 hours 17 seconds, competing for the Houston Track and Field Club with support from the President's Health Club. Macy had blistered toes after 38 miles and used pace-setters L Erwin of Australia and Lawrence Eliot for the final stretch.
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Galveston, Tex
John Macy
University of Houston
Galveston
Houston
P. Golden
New York
Golden
Macy
Houston Track and Field Club
President’s Health Club
U.S. Track and Field Federation
L. Erwin
Australia
Houston University
Lawrence Eliot
Herb Eliot
Terasawa Finishes Marathon in Fastest Perceived Time
Japanese runner Toru Terasawa completed the marathon in 2 hours 15 minutes 15.8 seconds in Beppu Japan, a claim of the fastest time for the distance though no official world record exists. The 27 year old is viewed as Japan’s top hope for the 1964 Olympic marathon in Tokyo.
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Beppu
Japan
Toru Terasaw
Abebe Bikila
Ethiopia
Rome
Terasawa
Tokyo
UFL Plans Six-Team 1963 Season With 84 Games
The United Football League outlines a six team format for 1963 with an 84 game schedule starting Labor Day. Potential Western Division members include Indianapolis Toledo and Grand Rapids while Syracuse Wheeling and Cleveland would form the Eastern Division. Cincinnati franchise action is deferred and Charleston WV is under informal discussion for a possible club.
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Indianapolis
United Football League
Toledo
Grand Rapids
Syracuse
Wheeling
Cleveland
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