Tar Heels End Cage Season Undefeated
North Carolina completed a 24 game undefeated regular season by beating Duke 86-72 to clinch its 20th victory. The Associated Press notes other conference outcomes with West Virginia, Tulane, UCLA and Utah State in pursuit of titles and NCAA berths as the college basketball season closes.
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Hall of Fame First Baseman George Brett? No
George Bis fer, 69, a Baseball Hall of Fame member and former chief scout for the Pittsburgh Pirates, is reported in fair and unchanged condition at Presbyterian Hospital after an abdominal operation on February 16. He was recently named a special assistant to manager Bobby Bragan.
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Presbyterian Hospital
Baseball Hall of Fame
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bobby Bragan
Tennis and racing notes from Miami and Barranquilla sports brief
In Miami a rider rode to a top event victory as part of a record 58 win run, finishing with Skipper Bill in the concluding race. In Barranquilla, Mervyn Rose defeated Don Candy 6-1 4-6 6-1 8-6 to win the International tennis tour singles crown.
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Mervyn Rose
Don Candy
Corry Grapplers travel to Millcreek for county bouts
Four Corry wrestlers from Corry High School travel to Millcreek to compete in the Erie County Wrestling tournament at McDowell High School. Chuck Palmer Les Utere Paul Capela and Bob Goons will wrestle in their weight divisions with a path to Erie city champions and possibly the state finals in Harrisburg if they keep winning.
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Amemuers
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Millcreek
Erie County
McDowell High School
Chuck Palmer
Les Utere
Paul Capela
Bob Goons
Erie City
Harrisburg
Villanova Aims to Top Manhattan in IC4A Track Finals
Villanova enters the IC4A track and field championships as favorite to dethrone Manhattan at Madison Square Garden. Coach Jumbo Elliott may move Delany to two events after John Kopilk hurt his leg, hoping to gain points. Manhattan counters with top threats Ken Bantu in shot put and Lou Knight in the 60 yard hurdles.
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Jumbo
Jim Ellott
John Kopill
Elliott
Delany
Kapil
Char Me Jenkins
Dion Bragg
Phil Reavis
Auarter
Ken Bantu
Lou Knight
Golf Open leads with Nary and Demard tied at halfway
In Baton Rouge Nary and Demard share a one stroke lead at 67 after 36 holes of the Baton Rouge Golf Open. Palmer from Latrobe posted a 72 yesterday to reach 140. Devi Cenzo of Argentina holds a one stroke edge on Mosel in the Mexican National Open with a 134 two round total. Jessen of Seattle carded 72 to top Rawls by one in the Jacksonville Women’s Golf Open.
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Stan Mosel
Basox Falls
Jacksonville
Ruth Jessen
Seattle
Betsy Rawls
Celtics Rout 90 to 0 as NBA title dream grows
The Celtics crushed Philadelphia 90 to 0 clinching a key step toward the Eastern Division crown. Boston now has seven games left as Syracuse and Philadelphia fight for second place. Rochester was edged by Minneapolis 125 to 117 in Boston to force a playoff for the final East spot.
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Boby Golisy
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Syracuse
Minneapolis
Royals
Rochester Blasts Providence in 4-0 rout
The Rochester Americans, rookie squad in the American Hockey League, surged from a slow start to win 4-0 over Providence. It marks their sixth consecutive victory, pulling them to within two points of the league leaders and solidifying second place with a two point margin over Cleveland. Egil Balfour led the attack with a solo breakaway.
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Associated Press
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Rolub
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Solo
Burgundy Belle wins Bay Meadows feature in fast time
In Bay Meadows feature action Burgundy Belle 314 broke first and led from gate to wire. Other tracks reported include Davis Jenkins commanding a 40 point lead in compulsory figures at the world skating championship in Colorado Springs and Tory Saliev of Austria leading early in the National Skiing championship in Aspen.
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Arcadia
Johnny Longden
Santa Anita
Tonte Tonte
Bowie
Lord Jeep
Oldsmar
Fla
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Tallahassee
Sunshine Park
New Orleans
Chance 1
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Fair Grounds
Hot Springs
Atk — Dontt Dowd
Oaklawn Park Airlines
Corry Archers Host Titusville Indoor Shoot
The Cony Archery Club will host an indoor match against the Colonel Drake Archers of Titusville tomorrow. The event takes place at the Corry Dunk and Auto building starting at 3 p.m.
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Ross Takes Verdict Over Gonsalves
In New York Johnny Gonsalves suffered a rare defeat at Madison Square Garden as Paolo Rosi bounced back to win 10 rounds by decision. Judge Jack Gordon gave Gonsalves a narrow minority verdict 5-4-1, while the majority favored Ross. The small crowd booed the decision as Gonsalves blamed hard luck and setup for the loss.
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Gordon
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al Bert
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Bowl Aire Open House Announces New Auto Pinspotters
Bowl-Aire will hold open house at 2 p m today to showcase the new automatic pinspotters. Free bowling will run all afternoon and evening with two games minimum for each attendee, as crowds decide. Regular business and league play will resume on Monday.
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Corry
Russell
Grappling with Knuckle Balls In Early Camp
Baseball notes from spring training highlight Mike Garcia of the Cleveland Guardians and Art Fowler of the Cincinnati Redlegs testing new pitches. Garcia, 33, aims for a comeback with a knuckleball after back to back 11 win seasons, while Fowler joins the no windup trend buzzed about by Birdie Tebbetts and Tom Ferrick. Reports also note Mickey Mantle’s knee feeling fine, Eddie Yost moved to left field, and several pitchers sustaining minor injuries during practice.
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Bob Friend
Roger Sawyer
Joe ‘Trimble
Joe Cunningham
St. Louis Cardinals
Bobby Doerr
Junior High Wins Final Game 35-28
The Corry Junior High Blue Jays closed their basketball season with a 35-28 win over Northern Area. Leroy Rieck led with 10 points, Gary Paige eight, Kim Davison seven, while Carlson added nine for the visitors. The Blue Jays started slow, trailed 12-10 after one, then surged with a 13-2 second period run. A fourth quarter rally of 11 points secured the victory. season finished 9-9 after a rough start. Next year’s sophomores include Rieck Davison Larry Jagi and Doug Stewart.
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Blue Jays
Northen
Leroy Rieck
Gary Paige
Kim Davison
Carlson
Hlah Tan
Risok and Company
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Larry—Jaggi
Doug Stewart
Corry Riflemen Fall Short to Wolf's Head in Close Loss
Corry Riflemen lost to Wolf's Head of Oll City by eight points 1207 to 1199. Top scorers for Corry were B Patterson and D Davis with 242 and 239 points respectively. Visitor R Whitman led with 448 points while G McDowell added 246. Boston Red Sox infield instructor Tookie praised manager Jack Tighe amid Lakeland camp notes.
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B. Patterson
Davis
Goores
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