Cincinnati and Ohio State Vie for NCAA Title
Cincinnati and Ohio State meet in the NCAA final with Ohio State hoping to complete a 28–2 season while Cincinnati seeks its first national title. Star guard Jerry Lucas of Ohio State is dealing with a knee injury but expected to start. Cincinnati earned its final berth with a 72–70 win over UCLA on a Tom Thacker jumper with four seconds left.
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Cincinnati
Cinnati
Ed Jucker
Ohio State
Bearcats
Ohio
Lucas
Jerry Lucas
Bucks
Wake Forest
Buckeyes
UCLA
Tom Thacker
Fred Taylor
John R. Wooden
McDonald
Len Chappell
Lion
Said McKinney
West Coast
Coffeyville Favored To Defeat Texans For National Title
Coffeyville is favored to beat Lon Morris of Texas for the National Junior College Basketball Tournament title. Coffeyville leads 31-0 after an 89-67 semifinal win over Trinidad. Lon Morris edged Moberly 65-60 to reach the final.
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Coffeyville
Hutchinson, Kan
Lon Morris
Texas Tonight
Red Ravens
Trinidad
Colo
Moberly
Cameron Aggies
Oklahoma
East Texas
Bearcats
Texans
Rappard Tops In Scoring For Panthers
Chanute Jaco Black Panther guard Charles Rappard led the team with 465 points and a 17.8 ppg average, followed by Jim Bridges at 433 points and 16.6 ppg. Larry Snyder scored 360, with Bob Davis and Ken Thorne rounding out the top five. all five seniors except Thorne. Team totals show Rappard led in multiple categories with Snyder a close second in two-year totals.
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Jim Bridges
Chanute Jaco Black Panther
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Jerry Steele
Rappard
Chanute
Bridges
Panthers
Larry Snyder
Bob Davis
Ken Thorne
Thorne
Davis
Snyder
Paret Favored To Lose Crown In Third Griffith Bout
New York AP reports betting odds favor Emile Griffith to dethrone Benny Paret in a welterweight title rematch at Madison Square Garden. Paret, 25, holds a 34-11-3 record while Griffith, 24, is 28-3 with 10 KOs. The bout, telecast by ABC-TV, is expected to draw 7,500 with $25,000 receipts and $60,000 TV fees.
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Benny
Kid) Paret
Cuba
Emile Griffith
Paret
Griffith
Madison Square Garden
Miami Beach
Abc-Tv
Haye
NBA
Gene Fullmer
Virgin Islands
Boxing results from Associated Press show decisive wins
In San Francisco Roger Rischier knocked out Howard King in the 12th round and Kirk Barrow outpointed Willie Bell. Hilario Morales stopped Bobby Sanders in eight rounds. Renato Moraes defeated Clarence Riley after Riley was disqualified in the 10th round in Rome.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Roger Rischier
Oakland
Calif
Howard King
Stockton
Kirk Barrow
Willie Bell
Los Angeles
Hilario Morales
Mexico City
Bobby Sanders
Rome
Renato Moraes
Brazil
Clarence Riley
Detroit
Riley
College Basketball Semifinals Run in NCAA and NJCAA
In the NCAA Tournament semifinals Cincinnati defeats UCLA 72 to 70 and Ohio State beats Wake Forest 84 to 68. In the NJCAA National Tournament at Hutchinson Coffeyville defeats Trinidad Lon Morris 89 to 65. Cameron Oklahoma State A&M tops San Angelo Texas 115 to 93. Young Harris Georgia earns 90 to 86 over Lincoln Texas. Bethany Lutheran Minnesota loses to Wilmington North Carolina 85 to 67.
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Len Morris
Cameron
San Angelo
Tex
Young Harris
Lincoln
Bethany Lutheran
Wilmington
N. C
Cincinnati
UCLA
Ohio State
Wake Forest
Hutchinson
Coffeyville
Trinidad
Colo
Oklo
A&m
Minn
Playoff Schedule and Scores For Pro Basketball And ABL
No NBA games were set for Friday. Saturday features Philadelphia at Boston in the East final and Detroit at Los Angeles in the West final. Sunday brings Detroit at Los Angeles with no Monday games. ABL results show Pittsburgh 135, Cleveland 124 and Kansas City 115, San Francisco 111 with a Sunday Cleveland at Rochester end of season.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Kansas City
San Francisco
Rochester
N.Y
DeWitt Buys Reds Pending League Approval
William O DeWitt offered 4625000 to acquire the Cincinnati Reds with the Crosley Foundation selling 90 percent of the stock. Pending a stockholders meeting on April 5 and league approvals, DeWitt would become president and sole stockholder, keeping the team in Cincinnati where baseball began.
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William O. DeWitt
Cincinnati Reds
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Crosley Foundation
Reds
Crosley
Powel Crosley Jr
Exhibition Baseball Scores Around the League
Major league baseball exhibition results show Minnesota defeating Chicago 6 to 1, Milwaukee 3, New York 2 in 10 innings, St. Louis 4 over Philadelphia 3, New York 4 besting Los Angeles 3, Cleveland 4 over Los Angeles 1, San Francisco 3 beat Chicago 2, Houston 8 over Boston 5 in 10 innings. Other games listed include Pittsburgh-Cincinnati at Tampa on wet grounds, Kansas City-Washington at Pompano Beach, and Detroit-Baltimore at Miami with rain.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cleveland
San Francisco
Houston
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Tampa
Kansas City
Washington
Pompano Beach
Detroit
Baltimore
Miami
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Musial
Colts
Scottsdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Vero Beach
New York Yankees
Bradenton
Chicago Cubs
Mesa
Los Angeles Angeles
Tucson
Chicago White Sox
Sarasota
Akins Sidelined by Detached Retina in Left Eye
St Louis boxer Virgil Akins, former welterweight champion, is temporarily blind in the left eye and permanently finished as a fighter. Doctor says a detached retina requires surgery and will prevent further ring action. Akins last fought Tuesday in Houston, losing to Rip Randall.
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Virgil Akins
Jack Hartstein
Akins
McMillan Hospital
Eddie Yawitz
Houston
Rip Randall
Texas Athletic Commission
Vince Martinez
Don Jordan
Los Angeles
Kansas City Steers Win In Overtime Drama
The Kansas City Steers edged San Francisco 65 in overtime as Pittsburgh defeated Cleveland 135 124. The league met in Chicago under Commissioner Abe Saperstein to plan the first year and playoff schedules. The championship final will be in Kansas City starting April 1, with three games left in the second half.
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Associated Press
Kansas City Steers
Pittsburgh Rens
Chicago
Abe Saperstein
Kansas City
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Stan Musial's Last Time Around With Cardinals Bid for NL Records
Stan Musial 41, aims to extend NL marks and retire after 1962 as Cardinals beat Philadelphia 4-3. He doubled for two hits and two RBIs, boosting a six game win streak and first place 9-4 in the NL. Colts, Dodgers, and other results noted as spring action continues.
Rain Delays Miami Golf Restarts Second Round at Doral
In Miami Florida the Doral Country Club event stalled by rain delaying the second 18 holes. Bill Casper led with 2-under 70s before weather washed scores away, while Jack Nicklaus and Bobby Nichols led the field with 69s after opening rounds. Final round moved to Monday.
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Jack Nicklaus
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Bobby Nichols
Mrs Hay Speaker At Church Here In Indiana
Mrs Ella H Hay of Indianapolis spoke at First Church of Christ Scientist in the church auditorium 18 N Forest on the subject Christian Science Is Pure Christianity Meeting Human Needs She urged spiritual progress through alertness to challenge materialist axioms and cited Christ Jesus as meeting human needs through faith and healing ministry
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Ella H. Hay
Indianapolis
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Jolly Jayhawkers and Ever Ready 4-H Club News
The Jolly Jayhawkers 4-H met March 12 at Kimball school with Donnie Taylor leading singing and talks by Nick Norris William Cook Richard Haddan Joyce Taylor Kenny Herrin Gail Beggs Jerry Goff Judy Smith Mary Cook Linda Raney and Joyce Herrin The group held a wiener roast March 19 at Kimball playground The Ever Ready 4-H club met at Murray Hill school with Gary Raney presiding On the program were Sherry Bailey music appreciation Robert Raney project talk Mary Hupp demonstration Vicky Ruhoff health talk Beverly Hupp parliamentary procedure Sherry Slate special music and Terry Bailey recreation Next meeting April 18 at Murray Hill school.
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Kimball School
Donnie Taylor
Nick Norris
William Cook
Richard Haddan
Joyce Taylor
Kenny Herrin
Gail Beggs
Jerry Goff
Judy Smith
Mary Cook
Linda Raney
Joyce Her‘rin
Kimball Playground
Murray Hill School
Gary Raney
Sherry Bailey
Robert Raney
Mary Hupp
Vicky Ruhoff
Beverly Hupp
Sherry Slate
Terry Bailey
We Need Repeal at Anti Communist Seminar in Atlanta
Dr. Frank R. Barnett, program director of the Institute for American Strategy, urged repeal of the age of the goof-off at an anti-Communism seminar in Atlanta. He outlined a formula for a capitalistic victory centered on productivity and civic effort.
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Frank R. Barnett
The
Institute For American Strategy
Free Chest X ray survey starts at Erie city hall
A state mobile unit began a free chest X ray survey at Erie city hall at 10 AM and will continue until 4 PM today and again Monday at the same time. Erie survey chair Mrs. Clark Fleming announced Goo Grooming Week at the high school featured an assembly with Lester Nichols of Parsons.
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Clark Fleming
Erie Survey
Kays
Kayettes
Lester Nichols
Parsons
Fred Messenger
Zenda
Edward Naanes
Naanes
Messenger
Double Dozen
Wilson Hall
Charles Forsyth
William Harvey
Chuck Forsyth
Creighton Preparatory School
Omaha
Patricia Shaw
Ann Wooster
Stuart Hall
Staunton
Patricia
Hot air rises why it is lighter than cold air
The article explains that hot air increases in volume while keeping the same amount of matter, so it becomes less dense than cold air. As a result the warmer air rises above cooler air in the atmosphere.
Chanute Tribune Briefs March 24 1962
Local page highlights brief items from Chanute and surrounding area. Items include community notices, upcoming events, and brief society notes reflecting 1962 civic life.
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