Rockey Colavito and Cepeda Top Holdouts in Major League Chess
Rockey Colavito, Norm Cash, Orlando Cepeda, Juan Marichal, and other stars lead unsigned holdouts as teams rush to finalize contracts. Detroit, Kansas City, and San Francisco face major decisions with Colavito and Cash key for Detroit and KC’s seven holdouts shaping the American League. Meanwhile Yankees and Cardinals move to sign stars, easing postwar cold war tensions in MLB negotiations.
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Associated Pros
Day
Rocky Colavito
Norm Cash
Detroit
Orlando Cepeda
Juan Marichal
Joe Pagan
San Princisco
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Norm Siebern
Jerry Lumpe
Kansas City
Biebarn
Lumpe
Manny Jiminez
Bill Bryan
Diego Segui
Dave Wickersham
Chuck Essegian
Campbell
New York
Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Los Angeles Dodgers
Angels
Yanks
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Cardinal
Minnie Minoso
Carl Sawatski
Ed Buta
Milwaukee
Gus Bell
Rice bars Houston athlete for not reporting bribe
Rice University authorities ban junior tackle Lewis Mazzarani from athletics for failing to report a basketball bribe offer tied to the Rice Baylor game. The 258 bound lineman, who lettered on the second team, called the decision harsh as he remains a student. Roommate Magzmurana and another player faced bribe offers of 500 dollars to fix the February 19 game.
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Mayoiun
Rice University
Lewis Mazzarani
Sein
Houston
San Antonio
Rice
Mazaurara
NIT Field Set For Action At Madison Square Garden
The 26th annual National Invitation Tournament will be held at Madison Square Garden March 14 23 with 12 teams. Fordham and St Francis of New York joined Wichita St Louis DePaul Marquette Providence Canisius La Salle Villanova Memphis State and Miami Florida in the field for the 1963 classic.
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St. Francis
New York
Wichita
St. Louis
DePaul
Marquette
Providence
Canisius
Lau Salle
Villanova
Memphis State
Miami
Florida
Westminster, Wad Win in Hystplace Tie Over Geneva
Westminster tied Geneva in the league after a 65-0 whipping of St. Vincent as all five Westminster players reached double figures. Washington beat Thiel 95-59, marking its ninth win in ten games and 11th win overall in 15 outings. Also notes from boxing results list bouts in Jersey City and Rochester with several KO wins and decisions.
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Westminster
Geneva
Titans
St. Vincent
Washington
Jeffereon
Downing Thiel
W&d
Swan Song Beavers Swim In Return Meet At Jamestown
Corry High boys swim tonight in a return meet against Jamestown High with Bill Cochran’s mermen aiming for a 5 5 season mark. Corry led by captains McMahon Davidson and Anderedge seeks its fifth win after opening season 50-35 over Erie Tech. Local roster features six seniors including captain McMahon and Davidson.
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Corry High
Jamestown High
Bill Cochran
Mermen
Jamestown
Beavers
Erie Tech
Corry
Tech
Tom Camp
Mantle and Maris In Yank Ford Showcase
The New York Yankees signed Mickey Mantle for 100000 and Roger Maris for 72000, displaying Mantle’s contract to reporters. Mantle, an injury-prone standout, aims for five more peak seasons after a MVP season, while Maris had a quieter 1961 but earned 72000 for 1962.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Rogver Maris
Mantle
Stan Musial
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Yanks
Maris
Bnet
Mukeesport Victorious in WPIAL Class Ay Playoff
Mukeesport High School defeated McKees Rocks 59 to 9 at the Pitt Field House Wednesday night to clinch the Section 6 title and a 17th win against five losses. McKees Rocks ended 20-2 overall after the loss.
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Mukeesport
Pittsburgh
McKeesport High School
McKees Rocks
Pitt
All-Star Harold Bromley tops Section Two balloting
Harold Bromley of Corry leads the All-League voting for the season, with Meadville’s Tom Graham second and Warren’s Bob Arnold third. The poll by Oil City Derrick names ten players across six teams, marking a rare distribution where no team places more than one player on the first team.
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Corry Beavers
Bromley
Oil City
Dorrick
Beaver Flash
Meadville
Tom Graham
Graham
Warren
Bob Arnold
Dave Pearson
Wade Haubert
Branidin
Titusville
Rockets
Rick VanHorn
Ron Johnson
Dis Eover
Tim Vador F
Joe Zadrozny
Bill Beith
Franklin
Terry McElhatten
Dick Scholton
Corry
Bie
Echelton
Johnson
Elghth
Pearson
Arnold
Tom. Graham
Sri
Corey
Dee Wilson
Bob Johnson
Chuck Holland
Frank- Wai
Jim Ednet
Tom
Weaver
Paul Romanisaya
Blue Devils Mounties Favored In Conference Tournaments
Associated Press notes Duke and West Virginia as clear favorites in the ACC and Southern Conference respectively as the NCAA tournament picture forms. Duke owns a 15 straight win streak and strong ACC dominance while West Virginia sports an 11-2 conference mark and history of success. The ACC and Southern Conference tourneys set regional implications with byes and matchups against Pitt NYU and Yankee Conference winners. Bowling Green advances in the Mideast after a 9-4 win over Toledo, facing Notre Dame, as Loyola of Chicago and St Francis NY push toward Nationals bids.
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Associated Press
Atlantic Coast
Duke
ACC
West Virginia
Pitt
Bowling Green
Notre Dame
Evansville
Bolt Bend
Loyala of
Chicago
Ohio University
Loyola
St. Francis
New York
Ralph Weights Quits As Warren High Coach
Ralph Weights resigned yesterday as head football coach at Warren Area High School after six years. He cites the burden of teaching duties and will remain as a faculty member. Under his tenure Warren teams won 22 and lost 30 games, and led five under his leadership.
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Wakkmn
Rauph Weights
Warren Area High School
Weights
Warren
Claim St Louis Unfair To Wilt
A St Louis group of Wilt Chamberlain fans unhappy with local coverage wrote a San Francisco paper asking for more factual accounts. Chamberlain, star center of the San Francisco Warriors, said press and radio treatment in St Louis is the least fair on the NBA circuit. He noted his team lost 127-106 to the Hawks as he scored 1 point, with a season average near 45.
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SAN Francisco
Wilt Chamberlain
St. Louis
Chamberlain
San Francisco Warters
Missoni
Hawks
Warriors
Syracuse 122 Los Angeles 111 in NBA results
Syracuse defeated Los Angeles 122 to 111 in an NBA game. Cincinnati topped New York 119 107 while Chicago fell 98 to St. Louis 93. Invitation Towedey stumbled before visiting Seton Hall 71 02.
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Syracuse
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Towedey
Seton Hall
Ajax Wins Eighth Straight in City Volleyball League
Ajax dominated Aero 3 0 at Corry Area High School scoring 118 in a straight set win. Moose's and Iron Workers chase with 22 2 and 24 0 records as two weeks remain before playoffs, with Ajax and Moose's set for a pivotal clash next Wednesday.
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Asim
Aero
Corry Area High School
Moose’s
Moose
Kinley Delanex
Raymond's
Corry
Corry Pistol Team Tops In Special League Match
Corry Pistol Team wins the Penn York Pistol League match at Walnut Creek range led by Dick Lindberg. Rods and Gun Clubbers totaled 1283 to place first. Walnut Creek 1238 second. Jamestown 1224 third. Gem City 1148 fourth. Fredonia fifth did not show. Lindberg scored 271. tied for second 266 went to Kurt Lindberg and Warren Reynolds. Norm McElroy was fourth in 1954 and Ron Zeaman shot 256.
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Walnut Creek
Dick Lindberg
Rods
Jamestown
Gem City Club
Fredonia
Lindberg
Kurt Lindberg
Warren Reynolds
Norm McElroy
Ron Zeaman
Bowling update from WEW leagues reveals top scores and leaders
Lafe Douglas led the Men's A Teams at WEW with a 203 and 204 in a 42 4 record for Corry Bakery. Kovach sparked Frank's Auto Service with a 256, while Raymondites like Lou Hurlburt and Gus Boswell posted multiple 200s. The Women of the Moose at Avalon Center saw Audrey Rouse lead with 182 and Doris Luta add 178 as the sole women's action of the night.
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Lafe Douglas
Ed Eayach
Douglas
WEW
A&b Distributors
Corry Bakery
Superior Cleaners
Kovach
Frank
Corry Ravings & Loan
Crystal Coal _- bo
Raymond
Harvey
Baressi
Chuck Perrin
Frank Dorrance
Stan Bailey
Bill Hammond
Ford Stewart
Paul Clark
Russ Cassett
Cloyd Cummings
Joe Prusitt
Ells Antlers
George Bangs
John Adamis
Don Sperry
Jem
D. Swager
Bob Reynolds
Dave Edwards
Bowl-Aire
Ed Cieslak
Chet Czech
Avalon Center
Audrey Rouse
Eleanor Swarm
Doris Luta
Girls Y Swim Championship Entries Close Today
Entries for the YMCA Girls Individual Swimming Championships are due today. The meet, set for Wednesday March 13, features four classes Grays non-swimmers Junior High and High School with trophies for top three. Open to public and parochial students, no entry fee, forms at the Y, no event changes after March 11.
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YMCA
Mary Beth Keppel
Miss Keppel
Wittenberg Tops New York In AP Small College Poll
Wittenberg remains No. 1 in the AP small college basketball rankings with 69 points, followed by Grambling at 62 and Southeast Missouri at 60. The Tigers own a 42 04 record and sit in the Ohio Conference tournament mix.
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New York
Associated Press
Tigers
Ohio
Miers
Grambling
Southeast Missouri
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