Aparicio and Swift Sign 1963 Pacts
Luis Aparicio signed a 1963 contract after a trade to the Orioles, reportedly about 37,500 dollars. Cleveland Indians president Gabe Paul announced three rookie pitchers and a catcher had also signed, with Milt Swift joining the Tribe’s spring camp in Tucson on February 21 after being drafted from Toronto. Swift batted .321 for Cedar Rapids in 97 games with 92 hits and 11 homers, 75 RBIs.
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Gabe Paul
Cleveland Indians
Manuel Gaz- Swiftmuri
Casey Cox
Macon Lowe
Milt Swift
Cleveland
Tucson
Ariz
Swift
Toronto
Cedar Rapids
St Josephs Readmits Three Players After Scandal
St Joseph's Philadelphia will readmit seniors John Egan Vince Kempton and Frank Majewski who were expelled for point shaving. Each may return Monday to complete one semester of study as the college reintegrates them two years after the 1961 NCAA tournament scandal.
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Philadelphia
St. Joseph's
Jesuit
John Egan
Vince Kempton
Frank Majewski
St. Joseph’s
Australian welterweight title bout ends with referee harassed
In Sydney the referee Vic Patrick was chased and attacked by Tommy Collins after a disqualification. Gary Cowburn won the bout and later claimed Collins bit his right ear in the fourth round, requiring six stitches for the ear wound.
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Sydney
Australia
Vic Patrick
Tommy Collins
Gary Cowburn
Collins
Nominations reach 1181 for Sapling and Sorority at Monmouth
Monmouth Park in Oceanport New Jersey reports 1181 nominations for the two $100 000 Sapling and Sorority stakes run next summer for two year old horses.
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Oceanport
N.J
Monmouth Park
Frick Declares Baseball In Healthier State Than Ever
Ford Frick, baseball commissioner, asserts the sport is more popular now than ten years ago. He cites higher attendance, more television viewers, and six million youths playing regularly, while noting baseball expands toward 24 clubs. He avoids a football versus baseball clash, saying both are major sports with distinct seasons.
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Frick
Loyola Recruiting Based on Honesty Builds Loyola Dynasty
Loyola University Chicago basketball, ranked No. 2 with a 20 game win streak, credits Coach George Ireland’s honesty driven recruiting for a rising dynasty. The article notes players Harkness, Rouse, Hunter, Miller and Egan, their origins, and the disciplined team performance as they challenge top rival Cincinnati.
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Loyola
Ramblers
Cincinnati
Louisville
Ireland
Jerry Harkness
Vic Rouse
Les Hunter
Ron Miller
John Egan
Harkness
Bronx
Miller
Rouse
Hunter
Pearl High
Nashville
Tenn
New York
Walter November
Billy Smith
Pablo Robertson
Prep and college basketball and wrestling scores
B-Valley high 66 Alburnett 26. St Pat’s 66 Ind St John’s 61. Jesup 33 Grundy Center 3. Illinois 104 Indiana 101 Purdue 103 Michigan State 8 Wisconsin 81 Michigan 78. Iowa State 83 Nebraska 69 Kansas State 90 Missouri s Oklahoma State 52 Colorado Iowa State 77 Nebraska 66. Cincinnati 71 Drake 60. N.E. Missouri 87 Penn 57 Lewis ll 70 St Ambrose 62 East Seton Hall 94 Upsala 71 South Ga Tech 50 William and Mary 49. Tulane 91 Notre Dame 73. Georgetown 72 Maryland 72 Vanderbilt Alabama 73 OT Tennessee 73 Mississippi 60 LSU 48. Arizona 65 Jenes Western 65. New Mexico 91 Southwest Oklahoma 53. Utah State 85 Montana 67. Michigan State 20 State College Iowa 5. Pro basketball to follow.
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Alburnett
Ryan St. Pat’s
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Iowa State
Nebraska
Kansas St
Missouri
Oklahoma St
Colorado
Iresh
Missouri Valley
Cincinnati
Drake
Iowa Colleges
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Penn
Lewis (Ll
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East
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Naissiece Sepe
Tulane
Marylan
Georgetown
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Fier
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
Southwest
Patterson Denies Back Injury Ahead of Rematch
Floyd Patterson's attorney dismissed rumors of a back injury and said April 4 is the likely date for the rematch with Sonny Liston. The attorney quoted Patterson denying the rumors as nonsense and noting Patterson ran four rounds in training at Highland Mills.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Floyd
Julius November
Patterson
Highland Mills
Iowa Gains Extra Money For Oregon Classic Teams
Iowa and five other visiting schools in Portland's Far West Basketball Classic will each receive a 500 dollar bonus after the tournament set an all time attendance record of more than 42 000 fans. The event is hosted by Oregon State and the University of Oregon with Iowa slated to return next year. Gerald Wood a 28 year old former Illinois football player was killed in an industrial accident when a forklift overturned on ice at a La Salle plant.
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Corvallis, Ore
UPI
University of Iowa
Portland
Jim Barratt
Oregon State University
Oregon State
University of Oregon
Hawkeyes
Compton
Ill
Gerald Wood
University of Illinois
la Salle County
Wood
la Salle
Illini
Presbyterian Mentor Dies in Accidental Shooting
The body of Clyde Ehrhardt, 40, football coach at Presbyterian College, was found in his car near Clinton South Carolina Monday night with a discharged shotgun beside him. Laurens County Coroner Marshall Pressley ruled the death accidental.
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Clinton
S.C
Presbyterian College
Clyde Ehrhardt
Here
Laurens County
Marshall Pressley
St Patrick's Edge Independence St Johns 66 61
Ryan St Patrick’s toppled Independence St John’s 66 61 on Monday night. John Kennedy of SP led with 21 and Larry Kremer of SJ scored 32. St John’s won the reserve game 43 18.
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Independence
Ryan St. Patrick’s
Independence St. John’s
John Kennedy
Larrry Kremer
St. John’s
Top 6 Keep Their Spots In AP Poll
Cincinnati holds No. 1 for the 10th straight week in the AP college basketball poll. Loyola Chicago Duke Illinois Arizona State and Georgia Tech follow, all unchanged after a week of solid success.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Bearscats
Loyola of Chicago
Duke
Illinois
Arizona
State
Georgia Tech
Chiease
Bearcats Top UPI Poll for seventh straight week
Cincinnati Bearcats remain unbeaten in 35 straight games and are unanimously ranked No. 1 in the United Press International coaches poll for the seventh consecutive week. The ranking lists Mississippi State, Wichita State, Colorado State, and Texas among the top teams, with various others noted in the top 25.
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UPI
Cincinnati
Bearcats
United Press International Board of Coaches
Cincinnatt Nn
Fine
Stan
Mississip State
Wichita
Vie
Vela
Stateolorado State
Debau Vt Keoxe
Texas
Snead Won’t Get Paid by Peace Corps
Norman Snead will not be compensated for consulting work with the Peace Corps, despite reports. Peace Corps director Sargent Shriver said Snead’s role is unpaid and any assertion of payment is false. Rep. Victor Wickersham called for investigation.
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Peace Corps
Miami
Fla
Nory Jansen
Iman Snead
Washington
Lads & Lassies
Esther Crotty
Sargent
Mel Wise
Don Thompson
Fof
South America
Shriver
Miami Herald
Lassies
Rollie Jef-ing
Victor Wickersham
D-Okla
City Rivals Meet on Mat in Warrior Gym Clash
Washington and Jefferson wrestling teams renew their rivalry Tuesday night in the Warrior gym. The preliminaries start at 6 p.m. with varsity action around 7:30 p.m. Wash seeks to repeat a previous dual meet win and both squads chase a strong Mississippi Valley conference finish led by Moline with Iowa City close behind.
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Jefferson
Warrior
Llyod Wilson
Jeff
Moline
Iowa City
Fred LaCour Signs With Warriors in San Francisco
Fred LaCour, a 6 foot 5 former University of San Francisco star, signed a contract Friday with the San Francisco Warriors. He previously played for the St. Louis Hawks in 1960s seasons and led the Oakland Oaks in scoring before the ABA suspended operations.
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SAN Francisco
Fred LaCour
University of San Francisco
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
LaCour
St. Louis Hawks
NBA
Oakland Oaks
American Basketball League
Albrecht Leaves Montreal Scouts to Join Raiders as Business Manager
J I Albrecht will depart as chief scout for Montreal of the Canadian Football League to become business manager of the Oakland Raiders of the American Football League, per the Montreal Gazette report published Friday.
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Montreal
J. I. Albrecht
Oakland Raiders
Montreal Gazette
Clay Will Lift Boxing Says Cassius Clay
Albany AP Cassius Clay the loquacious heavyweight told a state legislative committee boxing needs revival with a Clay led comeback He predicted he would knock out opponents and make boxing popular again amid waning interest while testifying at a public hearing on whether to abolish professional boxing in New York State.
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Albany
N. Y
Cassius Clay
Clay
New York
College Baseball Adopts Widened Strike Zone for 1963
The College Baseball Newspaper reports that college baseball will use a widened strike zone in the 1963 season. The change aims to standardize calls across conferences and reduce pitchers' advantage.
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Tucson
Ariz
Pleasant way to House Hunt
A brief classified notice invites readers to place wanted ads for housing searches. The item notes an easy process and affordable options for those seeking residences, encouraging prompt participation in the classifieds section.
American horse wins Prix de France trot in Paris photo finish
Great Sull water representing Bettlewood Stables captured the Prix de France trot at Vincennes. The race Sunday ended in a photo finish confirming the American contender as the winner.
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Paris
Bettlewood Stables
Vincennes
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