Buna Nets Seventh Texas Schoolboy Title Repeats
Buna captured its seventh state boys basketball title in 10 years by winning the Class AA crown 47-41 over Canyon. San Angelo won AAA with 62-49 vs Spring Branch, Clear Creek claimed AAAA after beating Semi-5, West Sabine took Class A 66-51 over Woodsboro, and McAdoo captured Class B with 62-35 over Prairie Valley.
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Cepeda May Not Have Job At First With Giants
The article notes Orlando Cepeda may not win the first base job with the San Francisco Giants as Willlie McCovey impresses in spring training. It covers Cepeda's holdout, McCovey’s performances including two solo homers, and Marichal’s camp status. It also lists Sunday exhibition results across the league and other notable performances.
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Walt Bond
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Boston Red Sox
Chicago Cubs
Houston Colts
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Bearcats Named National Champs by UPI Coaches
New York CU Cincinnati named the nation's No. 1 major college basketball team for the 1962-63 season by the UPI Board of Coaches. The Bearcats posted 23-1, earned 31 first place votes, and topped the final ratings. Duke, Arizona State, Loyola and Illinois followed.
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Gavrilov Sets Weightlifting Record at Podolsk
Anatoly Gavrilov of Leningrad bettered the middle heavy weight record at Podolsk near Moscow. He snatched 146.5 kilograms, surpassing the world mark held by Fedor Osypa as reported by Tass on Sunday.
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Pro runner breaks four minute mile barrier in Melbourne
Harold Downes of Victoria became the first professional athlete to run a mile in under four minutes on Sunday with a 3:59.7 clocking. The 24 year old Downes held the previous pro mark.
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Weekend Sports Roundup From Coast to Coast
Highlights from Saturday and Sunday include Washington star Desulted Higher setting a U S track mark at 16 feet 3 inches. Cleveland Williams defeating Billy Daniels in Miami. Dick Cochran leading the American Bowling Congress tourney in Buffalo with a 682. Mississippi State wins NCAA tourney nod. Arnold Palmer captures the Pensacola Open with 273 total. Sweden tops Finland while Czechoslovakia defeats East Germany in world hockey. Liston trains for Patterson title fight. Beaulieu tennis sees Alvarez beat Gulyas in five sets.
Gustafson Ends 38 Years as Miami Coach and Reads
Gustafson will end a 38 year coaching tenure at the University of Miami to become athletic director starting today. He will coach one more season before leaving the coaching post after a 90-58-3 Hurricanes record and a Gotham Bowl appearance loss to Nebraska.
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Boston College Clarkson Earn NCAA Hockey East Seats
Boston College and Clarkson were chosen to lead the East in the NCAA hockey championships. In Bafflo New York Guy St John of South Bend Indiana toppled Dick Chochran from a one day lead in the American Bowling Congress tournament with a 684 series.
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State Championship Boxes
Barry Kramer of New York University won the 1963 Haggerty award as metropolitan New York's outstanding collegiate basketball player, honoring his performance for NYU. The award highlights top players from area colleges and reflects a strong season in the metro sports scene.
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All Met All Star selections named from local colleges
Kramer and teammate Harold Hair ston joined Nick Workman of Seton Hall Jim Raftery of St Francis and Bob Melvin of Fordham on the All Met All Star team highlighting top players across the conference.
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